Ohio State should still play its best players against Indiana in the Big Ten Championship despite already having a spot in the College Football Playoff
Ohio State should still play its best players against Indiana in the Big Ten Championship despite already having a spot in the College Football Playoff
The Buckeyes marched into Ann Arbor, Michigan with one thing in mind: Beat the Wolverines. Thanks to Bo Jackson, Julian Sayin and Ohio State's red zone defense, the Buckeyes were able to achieve their first victory in "The Game" since 2019.
Julian Sayin led the Ohio State Buckeyes to an impressive win on Saturday afternoon over the Michigan Wolverines. Such efforts from the sophomore should result in his candidacy for the Heisman Trophy taking a major leap in stock value.
While Ryan Day has coached the Buckeyes to a historic 81-10 record during his tenure, he only beat Michigan once. A win for him Saturday is a must if he wants to change how he is remembered as the Buckeyes' coach.
Last season's postgame brawl after the Buckeyes' 13-10 loss against the Wolverines is still in the minds of many. For coach Ryan Day, using those emotions this year against Michigan is a must.
Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback Julian Sayin added to the stat sheet in the team's win over Rutgers, but did the game help him with his Heisman Trophy chances?
The two coodinators that left the Ohio State Buckeyes after winning the championship last season have been underperforming in their new roles, while Ryan Day and the team look like nothing's changed
Bo Jackson is the Buckeyes' primary work horse, taking 110 carries for 725 yards and three touchdowns. But while he's stealing the spotlight, counterpart Isaiah West is quietly shining in the background with 238 yards and two scores.
On Saturday, the Buckeyes were without wideout Carnell Tate due to a lower body injury while counterpart Jeremiah Smith looked banged up following an early exit in the game. However, the team is going to have to have other wideouts step up in their place.
A late Carnell Tate scratch made the Buckeyes rely on Jeremiah Smith many other pass catchers, long drives resulting in a huge time of possession difference and Jayden Fielding making to long field goals led the Buckeyes to a 34-10 win.
There is a lot of noise surrounding this year’s addition of Penn State vs. Ohio State, one of the biggest talking points being the Buckeyes’ former defensive coordinator who will step foot in Ohio Stadium wearing navy blue and white.
Brian Hartline has emerged as a top option for head coaching jobs after leading the Buckeyes' offense. The former Buckeyes wide receiver could garner legitimate interest this offseason.
The Buckeyes' head coach was recently named to the midseason watchlist for the Dodd Trophy. The trophy is bestowed upon the nation's best college coach each season.