Ryan Day expects Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Julian Fleming to play this weekend, hopes Jordan Hancock can return and calls Ohio State's penalties "ridiculous."
Ohio State’s top performers in Week 1 of the NFL season included Michael Thomas catching two touchdown passes and Justin Fields leading the Bears to a comeback win.
Marvin Harrison Jr. and Mike Hall go off in an Ohio State win while Wisconsin, Nebraska, Iowa, Notre Dame and Texas A&M were all among the Power 5 teams to topple in Week 2.
Ohio State's defense is better than some give it credit for, the Buckeyes are one of the most powerful teams in college football and an AP voter is holding true to his beliefs.
Michigan took out one of the worst football teams in the past several years, which surely is a solid foundation with which to end a quarterback competition. Right?
Ryan Day says pre-snap penalties are “inexcusable,” Gee Scott Jr. and Mitch Rossi provide valuable versatility and Ohio State must prepare well for “very good” Toledo.
Four-star offensive lineman Ian Moore is trying to attend another Ohio State game this season and Jermaine Mathews dazzled on Friday with a punt return touchdown.
Dallas Gant, who will return to Ohio Stadium this weekend as Toledo’s leading tackler, said it was hard to leave Ohio State but he feels like he’s where he belongs now.
Ohio State will play its third home night game in the first four weeks of the season when it hosts Wisconsin on Sept. 24. The game will kick off at 7:30 p.m. on ABC.
Tommy Eichenberg, Ronnie Hickman and JK Johnson led the way in playing time as 63 total Ohio State players saw action in the Buckeyes’ 45-12 win over Arkansas State.