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Ohio State added a 10th member to its 2021 class with the commitment of four-star defensive tackle Michael Hall. Hall, a Streetsboro (Ohio) High School product, is rated as the nation’s 232nd best player according to the 247Sports composite rankings, and checks in as the No. 19 defensive tackle. He’s Read More

Ohio State three-star running back signee Miyan Williams underwent surgery on his thumb on Thursday, he announced with a photo on Twitter that also showed his right arm in a sling.

Surgery went well on my thumb 🖤🙏🏽 pic.twitter.com/BLAgjR7s6p

— “Fat Boy” 🗣 (@Miyann28) January 30, 2020

The 5-10, 210-pound Williams is considered the 46th-best running back and No. 625 prospect overall in the class Read More

Former Ohio State defensive end Alex Williams announced on Instagram Wednesday night that he will be transferring to Vanderbilt.

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The Ohio State University has given me tools as a young man to grow, and I thank everyone who’s been apart of said journey. I’ve been here my entire life and grew up being in this position, but life has audibles. Coach Day and Coach Larry Johnson gave me an opportunity of a lifetime and I cannot be more appreciative of that. College Football isn’t what you see on the television on Saturdays, it is deeper and you will only understand unless you’ve been apart of a group of soldiers like the ones I was with in my past two years of college ball. I wish I could thank you all… you know who you are. Coach Mason, Ted Roof, and Haye… these men have given me an opportunity to play in the SEC for Vanderbilt University, while earning a phenomenal degree in the meantime. Thank you all and the rest of this staff that I am thrilled to be under. Thank you Mom and Dad I love you, this thing hasn’t been easy. I’ll be wearing #8 as a Vanderbilt Man, thank you Kobe Bryant. Thank you so much…

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“The Ohio State University has given me tools as a young man to grow, and I thank everyone who’s been apart of said journey. I’ve been here my entire life Read More

After a NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year season, San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa is in Miami hoping to lead the Niners to their sixth Super Bowl win, and first since 1994.

Bosa is the star of the three former Ohio State players that will be playing for Read More

After electing to hold off on signing during the Early Signing Period in December, four-star athlete Cameron Martinez is set to make it official next Wednesday.

I will be signing and honoring my commitment to be a Buckeye, a lifelong dream of mine!!! I couldn’t be more excited and thankful to Coach Day and the rest of the Coaching staff!!! #GoBucks

— Cameron Martinez (@CM240) January 28, 2020

Martinez decided to wait on officially signing with Ohio State initially to wait and see who would replace co-defensive coordinator and secondary coach Read More

Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh has enjoyed a lot of success in his five-year tenure for the Wolverines.

Taking over for Brady Hoke, who led Michigan to a 5-7 record in 2014, Harbaugh immediately righted the ship, going 10-3 in 2015, which included a dominant 41-7 Citrus Bowl victory over Read More

Five former Ohio State players participated in the 2020 Senior Bowl on Saturday afternoon to varying results.

Linebacker Malik Harrison intercepted a pass from former Oklahoma quarterback Jalen Hurts in the second quarter, helping the North to a 34-17 win over the South at Ladd-Peebles Stadium in Mobile, Alabama.

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Ohio State fifth-year senior punter Drue Chrisman set an unofficial world record earlier this week by flipping a partially filled 16-ounce water bottle for 24 hours and raised more than $15,000 for the World Wildlife Fund’s Australian bushfire relief efforts in the process.

Chrisman’s bottle-flipping abilities have been well-chronicled on Read More

Ohio State director of sports performance Mickey Marotti met with the media at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center for about 30 minutes of Wednesday afternoon, at which time he discussed the Buckeyes’ offseason workouts and previewed spring practices.

Here’s a brief recap of what he had to say:

• Marotti praised Read More