Ryan Day is "glad this game's over with," says it was "impossible" to throw the ball into the wind and C.J. Stroud doesn't "play this game to please anybody."
Following a sloppy, windy and rainy game in Evanston that resulted in Ohio State beating Northwestern, 21-7, Pat Fitzgerald was proud of the way his team played.
On a day where weather eliminated his ability to pass the ball effectively downfield, C.J. Stroud made the plays with his legs Ohio State needed him to make to win.
The weather in Evanston was "very challenging" for the Ohio State offense, but that doesn't make the Buckeyes' 21-7 win over Northwestern any more impressive.
Ryan Day discusses Ohio State's resilience to come away with a victory against Northwestern, the challenging weather conditions and the Buckeyes' strong defensive play.
Ohio State gains just 72 yards and scores zero points on its first six possessions but battles through a windy day in Evanston to defeat Northwestern, 21-7, and remain unbeaten.
Teradja Mitchell and Joe Royer are on the travel roster for the first time this season, replacing TreVeyon Henderson and Kyion Grayes for Saturday’s game at Northwestern.
The 2016 Buckeyes set a defensive touchdown record against Nebraska, the first Spoilermaker occurred on Nov. 5 in 1938 and Sam Willaman finally tames the Wildcats.
We share our final thoughts, questions and players to watch entering Ohio State’s game against Northwestern on what could be a wet and windy day in Evanston.
Ohio State heads to Northwestern to play regular-season road games in back-to-back weeks for the first time since 2018 as the final month of the regular season begins.
Amid growing concerns with the Buckeye run game, Northwestern’s poor run defense, Miyan Williams’ expected availability and the weather in Evanston all point to a resurgent day...
