Ohio State's 2020 roster includes 14 five-star recruits and 52 four-star recruits, players from 22 different states and 15 groups of players from the same high schools.
Looking at whether Ohio State must go undefeated to make the playoff, if a Clemson rematch awaits and more as we investigate the biggest questions about the Buckeyes.
Shaun Wade, Pete Werner and Tommy Togiai rank as Ohio State's three most important defenders while Zach Harrison and Baron Browning could also be among the unit's stars.
With Justin Fields and Ryan Day at the helm, a talented receiving corps and loaded offensive line, Ohio State's offense has a chance to be the most prolific in college football.
Ohio State's defense will still be based out of a single-high safety formation, but with new personnel, the Buckeyes have reason to vary their defensive looks more this year.
We take a look at each freshman's chances of seeing a role for Ohio State during a 2020 season where young backups could be called upon as much as ever.
With less than two weeks remaining before the start of the 2020 season, here are some reasons to hate every single Ohio State opponent on the schedule.
Depth will be crucial to Ohio State's success in 2020, so we take a tiered look at how the Buckeyes' depth stacks up at each position group from strong to concerning.
With just over two weeks to go until the Buckeyes finally open their season, we take a look at what Ohio State's depth chart could look like this fall.