Max Klare put together his best game at Ohio State vs. Rutgers, and the Silver Bullets stayed dominant, but the Buckeyes’ receiver depth continued struggling.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba is on pace to break the NFL’s receiving record after a 167-yard, two-touchdown game in Week 12, and Quinshon Judkins scored twice for the Browns in Las Vegas.
Ryan Day feels “prepared” and “ready” for The Game, Max Klare is “a weapon” for Ohio State and Caleb Downs receives the Jackie Robinson Community & Impact Award.
Jeremiah Smith told the Downs 2 Business podcast that he’s “feeling good” and “should be good to go Saturday” against Michigan after missing the Rutgers game.
On his weekly Buckeye Roundtable appearance, Ryan Day affirmed that Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate are trending in the right direction toward playing vs. Michigan.
Our first barrel pick with High Bank — Silver Bullets — arrives Black Friday at 11 a.m. Limited run, maple syrup cask finish, and proceeds support the Mid-Ohio Food Collective.
Jake Diebler told the media Monday that the Buckeyes have had "no bad days" in practice this season and that Devin Royal is "doing well" so far in his transition to small forward.
Wearing his trademark blue-collar jacket, Sherrone Moore called Ohio State “the best team in the country“ with “elite players everywhere on the field” before The Game.
David Adolph and Brandon Inniss played career-high snap counts filling in for Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate while Bryce West played a career-high 27 snaps at nickel.
Prompted by a lawsuit from five-star Ohio State commit Jamier Brown, the OHSAA has voted to allow high school athletes in Ohio to profit from their name, image and likeness.
It was a somewhat quiet week in our dumb, beautiful sport, but big rivalry games, a packed CFP field, and Lane Kiffin holding his own school hostage has the CFB chaos meter ready...
Michigan's defense and run game have the Wolverines in College Football Playoff contention as Ohio State seeks righteous retribution in Ann Arbor on Saturday.
Hate Week is here, Ohio State’s preparation for The Game will be business-like and Ryan Day says the Buckeyes must “focus on what really matters” to beat That Team Up North.
