Miami Hurricane fans won’t have to wait an extra season to see what Tate Martell can do on the football field.
The former Ohio State quarterback, who transferred to Miami in January, had his transfer waiver approved by the NCAA on Tuesday, meaning he’ll be eligible to play in 2019. Read More
After an 11-day layoff for spring break, Ohio State resumed camp Tuesday with its third practice of March at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.
As the Buckeyes returned to action in their first of three practices for the week, they hosted a top in-state target on an unofficial visit.
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As the Buckeyes return from spring break and resume March practices at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center, Ohio State’s six freshmen of the 2019 class gain experience.
Among the early enrollee skill players, all eyes remain on Garrett Wilson. The five-star wide receiver from Austin (Texas) Lake Travis was Read More
With offensive tackle Ryan Jacoby as one of Ohio State’s two four-star signees in the 2019 recruiting class from Mentor, Ohio, defensive end Noah Potter came to Columbus for early enrollment Jan. 7 as he jumpstarts his Buckeyes career.
Between the first few months on campus from winter workouts Jan. Read More
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For its standards, the Ohio State defense experienced a season to forget in 2018. Numbers stumble into multiple different categories, but statistics in college football’s total defense (403.4 yards per game) and 51st-ranked scoring defense (25.5 points per game) told enough of the Buckeyes’ story.
Senior defensive end Jonathon Cooper Read More
While the Buckeyes are away from football practices for the week with the university on spring break, Ohio State’s action in recruiting remains a constant.
Between signal callers from each of the next two cycles setting spring trips for camp at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center to two top targets Read More
He hasn’t been officially pegged as Ohio State’s starting quarterback yet, but the expectation is that Justin Fields will be leading the Buckeye offense Aug. 31 to open the 2019 season.
If that happens, Ohio State will once again have a legitimate running threat behind center (no offense to Dwayne Read More
Ohio State continued its in-state recruiting push Monday evening with a commitment from Norwalk offensive tackle Trey Leroux.
The 2020 prospect stands at 6-8 and 320 pounds as a high school junior, adding a needed boost up front for the Buckeyes’ next class.
I am proud to announce that I have decided to continue my academic and athletic career at The Ohio State University. Thank you @ryandaytime and staff for the opportunity #GoBucks pic.twitter.com/Kb41jwud23
— Trey Leroux (@trey_leroux) March 11, 2019
The Buckeyes got in on Leroux Read More
