This week the Dubcast tries mightily to push concerns about the defense far into the recesses of our minds as we instead marvel at TreVeyon Henderson's record-setting day.
At Tuesday's press conference, Ryan Day discussed C.J. Stroud's struggles and shoulder injury while Larry Johnson gave updates about the defensive line and changes to his...
Ronnie Hickman has an absurd number of tackles, Ohio State still has the third-best title odds, most of TreVeyon Henderson's yards came after contact, and more.
Michigan football can't be called Officially Good as a team until they escape September, but there are now individual things that they are Officially Good at doing.
Ohio State commit Tegra Tshabola doesn't mind playing different positions on the offensive line and Minnesota tight end Jaxon Howard includes the Buckeyes in his top 12.
Justin Fields gets his first win, Terry McLaurin goes for 107 yards, Bradley Roby gets his first sack as a Saint and Nick Bosa has a big day in Week 2 of the NFL season.
Ohio State running back TreVeyon Henderson earns Big Ten co-offensive player and freshman of the week honors after running for an OSU freshman-record 277 yards against Tulsa.
Akron gave up 105 points in its first two games of the season and holds a 2-19 record under Tom Arth, but quarterback DJ Irons has emerged as a promising talent for the Zips.
Ohio State didn't get to play as deep into its bench as it was supposed to be able to, but 61 different Buckeyes played vs. Tulsa, led by Bryson Shaw's 88 defensive snaps.
NIU head coach says Michigan "built their team to beat Ohio State," the Buckeyes have many chances for quality wins, how the scheduling alliance will work, and more.
