When Ohio State kicker Noah Ruggles elected to take spring practice off, it brought to mind the spring of 1990, when Ohio State starting quarterback Grey Frey took spring practice off to play baseball for the diamond Buckeyes.
When he was recruited by Earle Bruce, Frey was promised the opportunity Read More
In this edition of Reprint Thursday, we close out our coverage of Urban Meyer’s first spring at Ohio State 10 years ago. With stories from the May 2012 issue of BSB, we recap the progress of both the offense and defense under Meyer and his new staff.
We also offer Read More
In this special Friday edition of Reprint Thursday we continue our look back at Urban Meyer’s first season at Ohio State. Ten years ago, Meyer had just wrapped up his initial spring practice as Buckeye coach with his first spring game in Columbus.
A crowd of 81,112 came out for Read More
Following his tragic death, in this edition of Reprint Thursday we look back at the Ohio State career of Dwayne Haskins. From his recruitment, to coming off the bench to beat Michigan as a freshman, to winning the heated battle with Joe Burrow to replace J.T. Barrett as starting quarterback, Read More
Buckeye Sports Bulletin continues its look back at 2012, Urban Meyer’s first year at Ohio State, with ongoing coverage of his first spring in Columbus. In this edition of Reprint Thursday we offer stories from the April 12, 2012, issue of BSB. Holdover players from the previous regime were working Read More
With the Final Four coming up this weekend, in this edition of Reprint Thursday we look back 10 years to the 2012 Final Four. Ohio State, under Thad Matta, traveled to New Orleans where they were eliminated in the national semifinals by Kansas, 64-62. Included are stories from the April Read More
It was Black Monday in the Ohio State athletic department 25 years ago today. Athletic director Andy Geiger fired both men’s basketball coach Randy Ayers and women’s coach Nancy Darsch in one lightning move.
“I thought it was the right thing to do rather than one today and one next Read More
Charles Csuri, an All-American football player at Ohio State and member of Ohio State’s first national championship football team in 1942, passed away on March 2. Csuri went on to a noted career as an educator at Ohio State and as a pioneer in computer graphics. Smithsonian magazine called Csuri Read More
