Michigan defensive tackle Mason Graham knew Ohio State was “one of the better teams” and could win the national title this past season: “It hurts me to say that.”
Ohio State is teetering on the edge of the NCAA Tournament bubble after a disappointing stretch of basketball and is only in the Big Ten Tournament by one game.
We take a look at Ohio State’s historically deep 2025 draft class entering the NFL Scouting Combine and make our picks for which Buckeyes we’d draft first if we were NFL GMs.
This week Johnny and George talk about what, exactly, has gone wrong for the Ohio State men's basketball team in the last few games as their NCAA Tournament hopes dwindle.
Will Howard and Cody Simon are among five Ohio State players who could see their NFL Draft stock rise with a strong showing at the NFL Combine this week.
Jake Diebler is confident Ohio State will make a late-season run for the NCAA Tournament, but there are critical issues for the Buckeyes to correct if they are to do so.
Ohio State ranks No. 101 nationally in returning production for the 2025 season, but five Buckeyes appear in College Sports Network's top 100 returning players.
Despite reportedly fielding offers of more than $1 million to enter the transfer portal, Carnell Tate said he never planned to leave Columbus: “I bleed Ohio State.”
The ceiling for Ohio State's wide receiver room lies in Brandon Inniss' development but the Buckeyes are positioned to have the best wideouts in college football regardless.
We look back at how Donovan Jackson, Will Howard, Jack Sawyer, JT Tuimoloau, Cody Simon and Ohio State’s other 2025 draft prospects showed their NFL potential in the CFP.
