Ohio State's defense is historically good through four games, Joel Klatt compares the Buckeyes to Usain Bolt and Oregon looks like a legitimate national title contender.
Ryan Day said Ohio State's game plan against Washington relied on ball control and efficiency and the Buckeyes “had just about everybody on the defense grade out as a...
Ohio State passes its first road test in Seattle, Caden Curry and Kayden McDonald continue to dominate and Oregon emerges as the Buckeyes' top threat in the Big Ten.
Ohio State defensive end Caden Curry is the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week after recording 11 tackles, five tackles for loss and three sacks against Washington.
Ohio State will play its second Big Noon game of the season next week when it travels to Illinois to play the Fighting Illini for the Illibuck on Oct. 11.
James Franklin blew it again, Lane Kiffin found his Twitter fingers, and Bobby Petrino is back. Week 5 was a wild one in our dumbest, most beautiful sport.
Minnesota has its own blossoming redshirt freshman quarterback, while defense has driven the Golden Gophers so far, and speaking of which, how did they become golden?
Ohio State's players love Matt Patricia, the Buckeyes' defense gives the offense confidence and CJ Donaldson calls Jeremiah Smith an "alien" who is "always bringing that juice."
Ohio State headed west and beat Washington, 24-6, thanks to a suffocating performance from the Silver Bullets and two touchdown tosses from Julian Sayin.
Elite pocket presence and decision-making were calling cards of Julian Sayin's first road start, even with a modest but efficient stat line against Washington.
