Built in 1956, St. John Arena was home to the Ohio State men’s basketball program until the Schottenstein Center opened in 1998.
The Buckeyes have played seven games inside the historic venue in the years since, winning all seven, including games in each of the last two seasons against Cleveland Read More
Although Ohio State’s Sept. 5 season opener against Bowling Green in just 60 days, plenty of questions about the season remain. Most notably, will it begin on time and will it be played in its entirety?
As part of Buckeye Sports Bulletin’s annual interview issue, we posed those questions – Read More
Former Ohio State linebacker Thomas “Pepper” Johnson was named the new defensive coordinator at Bradenton (Fla.) IMG Academy, head coach Bobby Acosta announced on Monday afternoon. He replaces Brett Maxie, who left the program to become the safeties coach at Colorado.
We are so excited to have Pepper Johnson join the Brotherhood as our New Defensive Coordinator @PepJ52 #brotherhood pic.twitter.com/GHTnQA9dCL
— 𝒞𝑜𝒶𝒸𝒽 𝐵𝑜𝒷𝒷𝓎 𝒜𝒸𝑜𝓈𝓉𝒶 (@CoachBA1010) July 6, 2020
Johnson recorded 379 tackles, 12 tackles for loss Read More
Since the NFL draft’s inception in 1936, the Ohio State football program has been a mainstay. The Buckeyes have had a whopping 477 players selected – including a nation-leading 84 first-round picks – across 85 drafts. A quick glimpse at the long list of players would reveal the 1997 Buckeyes Read More
Former Ohio State point guard C.J. Jackson was held in check for most of the game but came through when it mattered most in Big X’s 79-74 win over D2 in the opening round of the The Basketball Tournament on Saturday afternoon.
Big X wins a CLASSIC to move on to round 2 👏@BigX_tbt pic.twitter.com/96HtDS5AIn
— TBT (@thetournament) July 4, 2020
The game, which was played at Nationwide Read More
Having starred at both quarterback and wide receiver during his five-year career at Ohio State, Braxton Miller was been named the Big Ten Network’s All-Decade All-Purpose Offensive Player of the Year on Friday afternoon.
🚨 More versatility incoming 🚨
Former @OhioStateFB QB-turned-WR @BraxtonMiller5 is the #BTNAllDecade All-Purpose Offensive Player.
More: https://t.co/tJBP1RNQRm pic.twitter.com/WtmobdYJDU
— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) July 3, 2020
A former five-star prospect from Huber Heights (Ohio) Wayne, Miller began his college career under Read More
Former Ohio State defensive ends Nick Bosa and Chase Young were named to the Big Ten Network’s All-Decade first team on Thursday afternoon.
🚨 #BTNAllDecade shifts to the front four 🚨
And the first nominee is a familiar name in football circles – BOSA. The @Chargers' @jbbigbear earns a spot after dominating for @OhioStateFB.
More: https://t.co/tJBP1RNQRm pic.twitter.com/tJXlAx3TDf
— Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork) July 2, 2020
A four-star recruit from Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) St. Thomas Aquinas, Bosa recorded 148 tackles, 51 tackles for loss, 26 sacks, five forced fumbles and one interception Read More
Former Ohio State running back Ezekiel Elliott and linebacker Ryan Shazier were named to the Big Ten Network’s All-Decade second team at their respective positions on Monday afternoon.
Eat, Zeke.
It's official, former @OhioStateFB star RB @EzekielElliott is a member of the #BTNAllDecade 2nd Team.
More ➡️ https://t.co/6JM815E36S pic.twitter.com/XHEokHSlIv
— Ohio State on BTN (@OhioStateOnBTN) June 29, 2020
A former four-star prospect from St. Louis John Burroughs, Elliott rushed for 3,961 yards and 43 touchdowns in his three-year career Read More
Former Ohio State guard Keyshawn Woods will no longer participate in next month’s The Basketball Tournament after he was exposed to coronavirus, Big X announced on Monday morning.
UPDATE: like many teams, we will unfortunately have to leave one of our guys behind today when we head to the bubble for @thetournament quarantine.
— Big X (@BigX_tbt) June 29, 2020
“We will certainly miss him, but are thankful for the precautions put in place by TBT to ensure all participants’ safety,” Read More
After a series of racist messages and videos sent by a student at his high school were made public, Ohio State four-star running back commit Evan Pryor announced he will sit out his senior season if changes are not made at Cornelius (N.C.) William Amos Hough.
#Nochangenoplay . pic.twitter.com/02AJTS0YKW
— Evan Pryor (@evanpryor3) June 25, 2020
Pryor, who committed Read More
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