Marvin Harrison Jr. agrees to a multi-year endorsement deal with New Balance and will help debut the brand's first-ever American football cleat at the NFL draft on Thursday.
Projected top-five NFL draft pick Marvin Harrison Jr. is followed by David Boston, Cris Carter, Chris Olave and Terry Glenn on our list of Ohio State’s top 10 wide receivers of...
The lasting impact Ohio State made on 2024 NFL draft hopefuls who transferred from OSU was on display at both Ohio State’s pro day and the NFL Scouting Combine.
Having already gone from walk-on to captain at Ohio State, Xavier Johnson is confident in his ability to make an NFL roster even though he wasn’t invited to the NFL Combine.
Ohio State will pay more than $21 million to its football coaches in 2024, a spending spree that Gene Smith says was driven by a desire to get back to winning championships.
Ohio State's third running back spot will still be critical for depth purposes this fall, and the Buckeyes' youngest ball carriers showed they may be up to the challenge in the...
Marvin Harrison Jr. is projected to be either the fourth or fifth overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft while Mike Hall and Cade Stover are expected to be the next Buckeyes taken.
The off-season urgency and investment going into Ohio State's two flagship athletics programs suggest this will be one of the hottest summers on record.
Buckeye fans should feel good about the state of the Silver Bullet defense following the scrimmage in the Shoe last Saturday. But there's reason for optimism on both sides of the...
From tone-setting hits to massive turnovers, Anthony Schlegel, James Laurinaitis, Bobby Carpenter and A.J. Hawk shared their favorite plays at Ohio State’s coaches clinic.
We assess the biggest questions for Ohio State exiting spring, what the Buckeyes need to do in the post-spring transfer window and our confidence in OSU achieving its major goals.
Not counting sacks, Ohio State's quarterbacks rushed the ball 12 times in the Buckeyes' spring game, showcasing how they might be used on the ground this season.
Defensive backs Aaron Scott Jr. and Jayden Bonsu played the most snaps among all Buckeyes while most of Ohio State’s starters played only three series in the spring game.
