The Ohio State football program is the standard for the Big Ten in large part because it avoided several disasters since the turn of the century. Let's explore what could've been...
In his first year in charge, Josh Gattis' offense didn't perform quite as well as fans in Ann Arbor had hoped, but may have left a foundation to build upon.
Mookie Cooper was heartbroken about being unable to play his senior year of high school football, but it's made him hungrier than ever as he starts his career at Ohio State.
Ohio State should have a star in Shaun Wade, but Kerry Coombs needs some of the younger, inexperienced cornerbacks to set the foundation of the future.
Somehow, some way, the Ohio State Buckeyes have a losing record against Purdue in away games since 2004. West Lafayette is a cursed land, and is The Worst.
Josh Proctor has flashed impressive playmaking ability but must prove he can be consistently reliable as he takes on a bigger role in Ohio State's secondary in his third year.
Matthew Jones looks like the underdog in the competition to start at left guard this year, but he's an important piece of Ohio State's current depth and potential future up front.
Adhering to rules limiting starters to four from Cooper, three from Tressel, two from Meyer, and one each from Luke Fickell and Ryan Day, here's your All-Mesh team starting...
We discuss why the recruiting class of 2018 is so important to Ohio State's 2020 success and weigh how the Buckeyes can best use their seven upperclassman linebackers.
Ohio State right guard Wyatt Davis and former Ohio State center/guard Billy Price are among the offensive linemen on Big Ten Network's All-Decade team for the 2010s.
Tommy Togiai enters his third season as one of the potential breakout stars of Ohio State's class of 2018 as he moves into the Buckeyes' starting lineup at nose tackle.
