Caden Moss’ commitment is a massive recruiting win for Ohio State, Quinshon Judkins trolls Ole Miss fans and Jeff Okudah praises the Buckeyes’ cornerbacks.
The NFL refuses to hold a supplemental draft for Brendan Sorsby, Chaz Coleman is medically disqualified at Tennessee and Dusty May leaves Michigan for the Dallas Mavericks job.
In November 2001, Jim Tressel made good on a promise made 310 earlier by beating Michigan, 26-20, in the Big House, kickstarting a dominant run against the Wolverines.
Ohio State lands a top-100 overall prospect from out-of-state on the offensive line for the first time in six recruiting cycles as Caden Moss commits to the Buckeyes.
Headlined by 99 overall Jeremiah Smith, Ohio State’s roster features 17 players rated 85 or higher, as the Buckeyes debut as the second-best team in EA Sports College Football...
Jersey patches are imminent for Ohio State football, and Ross Bjork thinks Jake Diebler’s “done a great job” building a competitive roster for Buckeye men’s basketball.
Ohio State AD Ross Bjork announces the Buckeyes are planning a $125 million renovation of the Woody Hayes Athletic Center, with hopes to break ground in 18 months.
Nick Lautar blocks his opponent until he hears a whistle and is a mismatch as a pass-catcher, giving him the ability to be a do-it-all tight end at Ohio State.
Austin Miller had a plan, and Ohio State confirmed it. Now the 2029 wide receiver is all in on the Buckeyes, committing early and looking to help build the future in Columbus.
Jake Diebler welcomes Thad Matta and former players back to campus for “Vet Week,” and Ohio State commit Austin Miller is already peer recruiting for the Buckeyes.
