A stunning comeback against LSU, a heartbreaker against Oklahoma and the Hawkeyes receiving their due highlight Ohio State's history of games on Sept. 24.
We share some our final thoughts, lingering questions and players to watch entering Ohio State’s first game of Big Ten play against Wisconsin on Saturday night.
Wisconsin is expected to lean on its ground game Saturday, but Ohio State has only allowed 3.5 yards per carry and eight TD runs in its last eight games against the Badgers.
Ohio State faces another test of toughness in its Big Ten opener as it hosts Wisconsin in its first conference game and third home night game of the season.
With Ohio State set to kick off the B1G slate tomorrow versus Wisconsin, we welcome staffers Dan Hope, Ramzy Nasrallah and Matt Gutridge to the 11W Roundtable.
Colten Bartholomew of the Wisconsin State Journal says the Badgers’ defense is “about 80%” as good as last year and their passing offense has been a surprising strength.
Jim Leonhard has built one of the nation's consistently best defenses in Madison by tapping into concepts he found success with as a player in Rex Ryan's system.
Ohio State proved it can win a grind-it-out game against Notre Dame, but Wisconsin's physical brand of football presents a fitting welcome to Big Ten battle nonetheless.
Cade Stover’s efforts to improve as a receiver are paying off as he already has three 30-yard catches this season, more than any Ohio State tight end had in the last eight years.
Paris Johnson Jr., Cade Stover, Miyan Williams, Steele Chambers, Tommy Eichenberg and Luke Wypler met with reporters Wednesday ahead of Ohio State’s Big Ten opener vs. Wisconsin.
Wisconsin's rushing attack rightfully grabs the headlines but pressuring Badgers quarterback Graham Mertz into mistakes also presents a clear lane to victory.
Ohio State’s offense impressed us in every area against Toledo, Dequan Finn impressed us too and we think Wisconsin will match up similarly to the Buckeyes as Notre Dame.
