Ohio State safety Jordan Fuller was unable to practice this spring due to injury, but he's getting closer to fully healthy now as he looks forward to his final season as a Buckeye.
Justin Hilliard ruptured his Achilles during spring practice in March, but the fifth-year senior Ohio State linebacker is still optimistic that he can make an impact this season.
Ohio State played press man coverage more than almost any other team in the country under Urban Meyer, but that's likely to change with Jeff Hafley coaching the defensive backs.
Davon Hamilton, Justin Hilliard, Liam McCullough, Nicholas Petit-Frere and Shaun Wade made a two-day trip to the WWE Performance Center in Orlando this week.
With some Buckeyes getting an inside look at the WWE this week, here's a look at some Ohio State players – former and past – who would be perfect professional wrestlers.
On the latest episode of his podcast, former Ohio State wide receivers coach Zach Smith claimed Bret Bielema tried to cancel wide receiver K.J. Hill's official visit to Ohio State.
Ryan Day is concerned about how the increase of transfers could impact the future of college football, but he believes Ohio State is handling that challenge well so far.
Ohio State boasts nine B1G Freshman of the Year winners in the last 32 seasons and three of the last eight. Could Garrett Wilson, Jaelen Gill or Nicholas Petit-Frere make a run...
Urban Meyer didn't lose his first game at Ohio State until the end of his second season. Ryan Day's will likely come sooner than that, so here's a guide to get you through the...
Eddie George's No. 27, which is already retired by Ohio State in recognition of his Heisman Trophy, will now also be retired by the NFL's Tennessee Titans.
If Ohio State could hypothetically add one player to its roster from every other Big Ten team, Rondale Moore and Jonathan Taylor are among the players who could become Buckeyes.
Ryan Day talked about the adjustment to becoming Ohio State's new head coach and how he is building relationships with his team at the Morning Sports Report on Tuesday.
Marvel gave Dwayne Haskins and Nick Bosa the comic book treatment, reimagining two classic comic book covers with the former Buckeyes in place of the super heroes.
