Ryan Day and the Buckeyes got a ton of face time at Big Ten Media Day, Justin Fields visits with a gun violence victim, and Ohio State's student-athletes have some summer fun.
Adelaide Aquilla began her Ohio State career as a walk-on. Four years later, she's a two-time NCAA champion and a member of the U.S. Olympic team in the shot put.
Ohio State's Anavia Battle has a dream-come-true opportunity to compete in Tokyo after running the fastest 200-meter dash ever by a collegiate woman at the U.S. Olympic Trials.
We take a look back at Ohio State's 25 best athletes of the 2020-21 year in sports, including Justin Fields, Adelaide Aquilla, Sammy Sasso, Anavia Battle and Tyler Johnson.
Four Ohio State Olympians – Anavia Battle, Eric Harrison, Henry Leverett and Diego Cervantes – met with the media on Friday as they prepare to head to Tokyo later this month.
Ohio State athletes must disclose all NIL activities to the university and will be prohibited from participating in NIL activities that conflict with required team activities.
Buckeyes waiting to profit off their image and likeness finally get a chance, OSU basketball has more clarity, and NPT looks anything but petite thanks to Mickey Marotti.
Hunter Armstrong's rapid rise from being a "bad" swimmer in high school to being a standout at Ohio State will lead him into the Tokyo Olympics in July.
Kyle Snyder, Nichelle Prince, Anavia Battle and Adelaide Aquilla are among the record 26 current, future or former Ohio State athletes to compete in this summer's Olympics.
Ohio governor Mike DeWine will sign an executive order Monday afternoon to allow college athletes in the state to make money off of their name, image and likeness.
Sprinter Christina Clemons uses Cool Ranch power to make the Olympic team, Justin Fields is ready for Year 1, and an ice cream truck at the WHAC in This Week in Twitter.
Former Ohio State star Christina Clemons makes the U.S. Olympic track team in the 100-meter hurdles with a third-place finish at the U.S. Olympic Trials.
One of the top recruits in the country finally makes his official visit to OSU, Jae'Sean Tate gets some deserved recognition, and Justin Fields steps onto the virtual gridiron.
