Ohio State’s linebackers say they’ve already “learned so much” from James Laurinaitis while the first-year graduate assistant has also connected quickly with recruits.
Known for his route-running ability and versatility, Bryson Rodgers has the tools to develop into a weapon in Brian Hartline’s receiving corps at Ohio State.
Brandon Inniss will wear No. 11, Lincoln Kienholz will wear No. 12 and Tywone Malone will wear No. 95 as Ohio State’s summer enrollees get their jersey numbers.
Michigan RB Donovan Edwards claims he was Ohio State’s No. 1 RB target in 2021 and that he wanted to “just kick y'all ass” after OSU took TreVeyon Henderson and Evan Pryor.
Former Ohio State punter Drue Chrisman partners with DoorDash and continues his charitable work in Cincinnati through income earned as a delivery person.
We take a look at how former Ohio State players have performed in the XFL, USFL and CFL this year, with Antwuan Jackson, Johnnie Dixon and Austin Mack among the standouts.
Corey Dennis says he won’t lower his expectations for Lincoln Kienholz’s freshman year even though Kienholz didn’t enroll early like most recent OSU quarterbacks have.
Former Ohio State linebacker Darron Lee did not attend a court hearing for his domestic violence and assault charges, resulting in an arrest warrant being issued.
Tim Walton talks about the need for Ohio State’s secondary to get back to the BIA standard and what it means to coach at his alma mater in OSU’s latest “Tradition Talk.”
Chris Spielman, A.J. Hawk, James Laurinaitis and Andy Katzenmoyer make our list of Ohio State’s four best all-time linebackers as chosen by Eleven Warriors readers.
Former Buckeye and current Cincinnati Bengals punter Drue Chrisman is working for DoorDash this summer and using the extra income to give back to the Cincinnati community.
Tavien St. Clair is poised to be the eighth quarterback from Ohio since 2000 to join the Buckeyes, following the likes of Troy Smith, Braxton Miller, Cardale Jones and Joe Burrow.
Kirk Herbstreit told the Pat McAfee Show that his son Zak is starting a 3-4 month process to “see how his heart responds to some of the medications that he’s on.”
A versatile defensive back who played all over the field at Cocoa High School, Cedrick Hawkins can contribute early on special teams and develop into a defensive playmaker.