Ohio State’s strength and conditioning staff named Jeremiah Smith, Sonny Styles and Austin Siereveld as Iron Buckeyes for their performance during winter workouts.
We compiled video and notes from Ohio State’s second practice of the spring as the media was invited in again to watch the start of the Buckeyes’ practice session.
19 Mar 2025 by Dan Hope, Chase Brown and Andy Anders
Ryan Day thinks the national championship run gave credibility to Ohio State’s culture, system and process, and he’s keeping the same approach as the Buckeyes gear up for 2025.
Austin Siereveld is among a group of offensive linemen Ohio State plans to cross-train to build depth in case of injuries like it had up front last season.
Former NFL offensive lineman Billy Yates, who previously worked alongside Matt Patricia in New England and Detroit, has joined Ohio State’s staff as a defensive quality control...
Julian Sayin impressed with a quick release in Ohio State's first spring practice and Ryan Day’s looser demeanor stood out in his post-practice press conference.
Ryan Day says he's "definitely" more relaxed than before he won a national championship and is placing extra emphasis on positional versatility with the new 105-man roster limit.
Malik Hartford was the first-team strong safety, Austin Siereveld practiced at left tackle and Lincoln Kienholz and Julian Sayin split first-team QB reps to start spring practice.
We take a look at 10 Ohio State veterans who need to have big springs to earn bigger roles in 2025, including C.J. Hicks, Lincoln Kienholz, Lorenzo Styles Jr. and Jelani Thurman.
One week ago, Bowling Green State named Eddie George as its head football coach. The 1995 Heisman Trophy winner scored his first Ohio State career touchdown against the Falcons.
