Through the first seven games of their national championship defense, just about everything has been smooth sailing for Ryan Day and the Ohio State Buckeyes

Ohio State landed its first five-star prospect in more than a decade. Here's why coach Matt Garvey said Anthony Thompson picked the Buckeyes.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s Julian Sayin was named to the Manning Award watch list Thursday. The honor, which has been awarded annually since 2004, goes to the nation’s best quarterback. Sayin opened his first season as a starter by outplaying Texas quarterback Arch Manning.

Carnell Tate has emerged as one of the top pass catchers in the nation, now on pace to be a top NFL Draft pick in April.

In the annual preseason poll conducted of Ohio State men's basketball players, see who earned the most votes from their teammates for 2025-26.

On Wednesday, the top player nationally and best cornerback in the 2027 class per the 247Sports Composite, Texas Native John Meredith III, announced he is down to just 11 schools, and the Buckeyes made the cut. A player with well over 40 offers to his name, narrowing it down to 11 shows he is well on his way to making a final call.

Ohio State’s modern recruiting pitch blends proven NFL development, structured NIL support, and unmatched national visibility. Creating a model of stability and success that continues to attract elite 2026 talent.

Through seven games, Sayin ranks fourth in passing touchdowns with 19, just behind three quarterbacks who have 21 each. If he maintains this level of play, Sayin has a real chance to become a Heisman finalist and possibly even a winner, an accomplishment none of the other quarterbacks on this list achieved during their first seasons as starters.

The Green Bay Packers could be in the market for help at the defensive tackle position this offseason and they could turn to the Ohio State Buckeyes for assistance.

Ohio State dominated Wisconsin 34-0 behind QB Julian Sayin and its stingy defense, increasing the pressure on Fickell, a former Buckeye.

Amid a standout season, Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith recently achieved some unique history with an NIL deal.