The No. 1 big man in the country, Chet Holmgren, included Ohio State on the list of his final seven schools.
The Buckeyes made Holmgren’s list along with Georgetown, Gonzaga, Memphis, Michigan, Minnesota and North Carolina.
Final 7‼️🤟🏼 Thankyou to all the coaches who have recruited me to this point🙏🏼@TiptonEdits pic.twitter.com/hHWnlSaVIU
— chet holmgren (@ChetHolmgren) June 26, 2020
Holmgren is the No. 1 overall recruit in the nation, per 247Sports Read More
The Ohio State University won the sixth annual USG NACDA Sustainability Award, announced by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and USG Corporation (NYSE: USG).
Ohio State won the award because of its work on the Schumaker Complex, per the release. The Sustainability Award will be presented Read More
Gabriela Cecchini, a senior on the Ohio State women’s fencing team, earned CoSIDA First Team Academic American honors for at-large sports.
The CoSIDA Academic All-America program recognizes the nation’s top athletes for their combined performances in athletic competition and the classroom.
A talented fencer, Cecchini was a three-time All-American, including Read More
Amari McMahon and Anjali Fernandes, two standout Buckeyes, are Ohio State’s recipients of the 2020 Big Ten postgraduate scholarships.
One male and one female student-athlete from each Big Ten institution who plan to continue their education at a graduate degree program were awarded a $7,500 scholarship, based primarily on Read More
Ohio State head men’s basketball coach Chris Holtmann accepted the All In Challenge addressing foo insecurity caused by COVID-19.
I’ve accepted the #ALLINCHALLENGE from Brad Stevens. 100% of the money raised by @allinchallenge will work towards addressing food insecurity caused by COVID-19. I challenged Buckeye great @thekidet
Link:https://t.co/AX7c9vlCYn pic.twitter.com/1N4H3eRqoT
— Chris Holtmann (@ChrisHoltmann) June 18, 2020
Holtmann accepted the challenge from Celtics head coach and former Butler coach Brad Stevens, and then the Buckeye coach challenged former Ohio State standout Evan Turner.
The Ohio State head Read More
Paul Bete, a four-year runner and recent Ohio State graduate, ran 56.3 miles from Columbus to Wilberforce, Ohio. Bete said his goal was to raise money to benefit the NAACP Foundation’s legal-defense fund while being “an ally in the fight against systemic racism.”
“I though the idea of running Read More
Danielle Wolf, a standout senior on the Ohio State women’s tennis team, won the ITA Midwest Region Most Improved Senior honor.
Courtesy of Ohio State Athletics.
The Most Improved Senior honor is awarded annually to the senior who displayed the most improvement throughout the course of her career. The regional Read More
Twelve all-time Buckeye greats will be inducted into the Ohio State Athletics Hall of Fame this fall.
The distinguished class of 2020 includes Aaron Brown (football), Eric Brunner (men’s soccer), Karen Dennis (director of track and field and cross country), Amanda Furrer (rifle), Steven Kehoe (men’s volleyball), Daren Lynch (men’s Read More
The Big Ten Network’s ninth annual Big 10K is transitioning to a virtual event in 2020, giving walkers and runners the opportunity to commemorate the conference and take part in a 5K or 10K race on Sunday, July 26, from wherever they live.
Registration is now open at www.btnbig10k.com, Read More
Former Ohio State standout Carlos Hyde spoke up in support of his former teammate Colin Kaepernick, in relation to Kaepernick’s peaceful protest against police brutality and racial injustice in 2016.
“I think the NFL can start by signing Kaep back,” Hyde told reporters on a video conference call. “I think Read More
