No. 1 Tom Skladany

99 Warriors concludes in a big way with No. 1, three-time All-American and second-round draft choice Tom Skladany.

No. 2 Mike Doss

Our 99 Warriors project nears completion with No. 2, three-time All-American and national champion Mike Doss.

No. 3 Michael Thomas

99 Warriors keeps rolling along with No. 3 Michael Thomas, a wide receiver that helped the Buckeyes win the 2014 National Championship and the 2015 Fiesta Bowl.

Michael Thomas helped the Buckeyes win the 2014 BCS National Championship and the 2015 Fiesta Bowl.

99 Warriors

Counting down the greatest Ohio State Buckeyes by jersey number.

No. 62 Jim Parker

One of the finest offensive linemen in college football history, Jim Parker was a national champion, All-American and Ohio State's first Outland Trophy winner.

01 Jul 2018
by Kevin Harrish

20 Comments

No. 63 Michael Bennett

Michael Bennett was a freshman when Ohio State went 6-7. He finished his career as the team captain of a national title team.

30 Jun 2018
by James Grega

21 Comments

No. 64 Jim Lachey

The 99 Warriors project moves forward with No. 64, All-American offensive guard and Big Ten champion Jim Lachey.

29 Jun 2018
by Andrew Lind

31 Comments

No. 65 Pat Elflein

The lowest-rated member of Ohio State's 2012 recruiting class, Pat Elflein went on to become college football's best center and the top Buckeye ever to wear No. 65.

28 Jun 2018
by Dan Hope

29 Comments

No. 66 Karl Coles

Former Ohio State lineman Karl Coles, who played for Earle Bruce and John Cooper, is the best No. 66 in Buckeye history.

27 Jun 2018
by 11W Staff

12 Comments

No. 67 Alan Kline

Our 99 Warriors series forges ahead with No. 67 Alan Kline, a team captain and All-Big Ten offensive lineman.

26 Jun 2018
by Kevin Harrish

29 Comments

No. 68 Jim Stillwagon

The 99 Warriors project continues with the most ferocious No. 68, Jim Stillwagon—a two-time All-American, Super Sophomore, and national champion.

25 Jun 2018
by 11W Staff

26 Comments

No. 69 Dick Mack

The 99 Warriors project moves forward with No. 69, Dick Mack, an all-Big Ten offensive guard who blocked for Archie Griffin when he won his first Heisman Trophy.

24 Jun 2018
by Andrew Lind

38 Comments

No. 70 Dave Foley

The top Buckeye to wear No. 70 was a captain and All-American left tackle for Ohio State's 1968 national championship team.

23 Jun 2018
by Dan Hope

7 Comments

No. 71 Pete Cusick

No. 71 on the 99 Warriors project, All-American defensive tackle Pete Cusick, won three Big Ten titles and a Rose Bowl while never losing to Michigan.

22 Jun 2018
by 11W Staff

13 Comments

No. 72 Dan Wilkinson

Dan Wilkinson began his career as a scout team offensive lineman but left as a consensus All-American defensive tackle.

21 Jun 2018
by Kevin Harrish

25 Comments

No. 73 Bob Vogel

The 99 Warriors project barrels forward with No. 73, national champion and All-American offensive tackle Bob Vogel.

20 Jun 2018
by Andrew Lind

16 Comments

No. 74 John Hicks

The top Buckeye to wear No. 74 holds the record for the highest finish in Heisman Trophy voting ever by an offensive lineman.

19 Jun 2018
by Dan Hope

30 Comments

No. 75 Orlando Pace

No. 75 of the 99 Warriors Project was perhaps the easiest selection of them all.

18 Jun 2018
by D.J. Byrnes

49 Comments

No. 76 Jim Marshall

Next in our 99 Warriors series we have No. 76 Jim Marshall, an All-American and national champion.

17 Jun 2018
by Kevin Harrish

25 Comments

No. 77 Rob Sims

Our 99 Warriors series continues with one of the best offensive linemen to ever play for Jim Tressel at Ohio State.

16 Jun 2018
by James Grega

10 Comments

No. 78 Korey Stringer

The 99 Warriors project moves forward with No. 78, two-time All-American offensive tackle and Big Ten champion Korey Stringer.

15 Jun 2018
by Andrew Lind

33 Comments

No. 79 Chris Ward

A two-time first-team All-American, Chris Ward is one of the best offensive tackles in Ohio State history.

14 Jun 2018
by Dan Hope

17 Comments

No. 80 Jan White

The reluctant tight end Jan White is the greatest Buckeye to ever don No. 80.

13 Jun 2018
by 11W Staff

21 Comments

No. 81 Billy Ray Anders

Billy Ray Anders had never played football before he tried out for Woody Hayes' squad in 1965, but he ended his career as Ohio State's all-time leading receiver.

12 Jun 2018
by Kevin Harrish

15 Comments

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