Ohio State had five players earn midseason All-American honors from the Associated Press on Thursday.
Junior safety Caleb Downs, junior linebacker Arvell Reese, and sophomore receiver Jeremiah Smith were all included on the Associated Press’ midseason first-team All-American list, while defensive linemen Caden Curry and Kayden McDonald earned second-team honors. Read More
Four Buckeyes were recognized for their standout play as Ohio State defended the Illibuck Trophy in Champaign.
Cornerback Jermaine Mathews Jr. and linebacker Arvell Reese were named Ohio State’s defensive players of the game, while linebacker Garrett Stover and cornerback Bryce West earned the honors on special teams for their Read More
Ohio State took care of business against Minnesota with a 42-3 win in primetime. There were many standout performances in the game, which means many different players are deserving of a Buckeye Leaf.
Here are the three players who BSB is giving Buckeye Leaves:
Sam Cipriani: For Ohio State’s lethal Read More
In Ohio State’s 37-9 victory over in-state rival Ohio, offensive tackle Austin Siereveld, linebacker Arvell Reese, and defensive end Caden Curry delivered standout performances and were named the Buckeyes’ offensive and defensive players of the week, the team announced Tuesday.
Siereveld anchored an offensive line that allowed only one sack Read More
Ohio State beat No. 1 Texas 14-7 on Saturday in the No. 3 Buckeyes season opener. The defense especially stood out in the win, but many different OSU players had a part in the win.
Here are the three players the BSB staff is giving Buckeye Leaves:
Sam Cipriani: Despite Read More
During a media availability at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center on Wednesday, Ohio State linebackers coach James Laurinaitis was close to as excited as he could be about his room.
The second-year linebackers coach listed almost every scholarship player in his room when asked who he thought had proved they Read More
After its 21-17 win over Nebraska, Ohio State filed an appeal to the Big Ten Conference regarding Arvell Reese’s ejection for targeting late in the fourth quarter, and it was ruled that the play was not targeting.
The conference went to the NCAA Football Secretary Rules Editor and after review, Read More
