Gee Scott Jr. played 85 more snaps in 2022 than he did in 2021, and although he didn't have a major role in the OSU offense, he says there's "nowhere else" he'd rather be.
The Buckeye defense faltered at the worst possible time in 2022, leading some to question whether the veteran coordinator is up to the task. Film Study tries to shed some light on...
Joe Royer had a tough year both on and off the field in 2022, but increased playing time in the College Football Playoff could serve as a springboard to a bigger role in 2023.
It is possible to win the College Football Playoff starting a 3rd string QB and a converted 5th year senior defensive end at RT. Ohio State already proved it.
We look at year one for Ohio State’s 2022 class and which members of that class could break out in 2023, plus discuss the addition of Victor Cutler and return of Josh Proctor.
The Pro Football Writers of America named Garrett Wilson its 2022 Offensive Rookie of the Year, as both Wilson and Chris Olave earned All-Rookie recognition.
Eli Apple’s fourth-down pass breakup helped the Cincinnati Bengals seal a win over the Buffalo Bills as seven total Buckeyes were winners in the divisional round of the playoffs.
TreVeyon Henderson and Miyan Williams racked up a combined seven DNPs and played hurt in a combined six other contests last season. That's not a winning formula for 2023.
We take a look at the most likely landing spots for C.J. Stroud in the 2023 NFL draft, including the Texans, Colts, Raiders, Falcons, Panthers and Titans.
Ohio State safety Josh Proctor is returning to the Buckeyes for his sixth year of eligibility, safeties coach Perry Eliano told the Columbus Dispatch on Friday.
Josh Fryar is “most comfortable” at tackle but played most of the first-team snaps at right guard against Michigan and says he can even play center if needed.
C.J. Stroud, Paris Johnson Jr. and Jaxon Smith-Njigba are projected first-round picks while at least 11 other Buckeyes will also be going through the NFL draft process.
Victor Cutler will compete for Ohio State’s starting center job and says he chose Ohio State because he believes Justin Frye will “coach me to be the best version of me.”
