Pro Football Focus analyst Anthony Treash named four Ohio State players to his PFF College 50 rankings, tied with Alabama for the most in college football.
The PFF College 50 evaluates every college football player on every play of each season, ranking each player for their skill, regardless of their Read More
Ohio State announced Lisa Strom as the sixth head coach in the history of the women’s golf team, following her time leading the Texas State and Kent State programs.
Strom returns to Ohio State for the third time in her career. She played for the women’s golf team from 1995-1999 Read More
On Tuesday, we released an article that detailed the careers of 13 of the 26 current, future, or former Ohio State athletes who will compete in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics set to begin in July.
Now, we will feature the remaining 13 athletes who will represent their countries in Japan Read More
A record total of 26 current, future, or former Ohio State athletes will compete in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics set to begin in July.
Thirteen athletes are former Buckeyes, nine are current and four are incoming freshmen, including Canadian synchronized swimmer Emily Armstrong, United States synchronized swimmer Ruby Remati and Read More
Ohio State governor Mike DeWine – flanked by Ltd. Governor Jon Husted, state Sen. Niraj Antani (R-Miamisburg), former Ohio State quarterback Cardale Jones, Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith and Ohio State president Kristina Johnson – officially signed an executive order allowing for student-athletes in the state of Ohio to Read More
Ohio State will take a short drive down I-71 to Cincinnati where it will face Xavier on Nov. 18 as part of the 2021 Gavitt Games. The game is the fifth all-time meeting between the two in-state programs.
“What the Gavitt Games has done at the start of the college Read More
Former Ohio State sprinter Christina Clemons qualified for her first Olympics Sunday after finishing third in the 100-meter hurdles at the U.S. Olympic track and field trials. She will represent Team USA in the Tokyo Games next month.
Clemons finished the event in 12.53 seconds, trailing Keni Harrison (12.47 seconds) Read More
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the NCAA can’t enforce rules limiting education-related benefits for student-athletes Monday, a decision that provides an incremental increase in how student-athletes are compensated.
Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote the court’s opinion, which upheld an earlier decision from a United States district court judge that ruled Read More
