Dan Hope, Andy Anders, Garrick Hodge and Chase Brown share their final questions, players to watch and best bets entering Ohio State's home opener with Youngstown State.
Ohio State seeks better offensive execution and more defensive dominance as it plays its first home game of the year and its first game against an FCS school in 10 years.
While Buckeye fans prepare to cash their first in-state wagers on an Ohio State game in Columbus, check out how the betting lines stack up in a historical context.
Jim Knowles said that Ohio State's coaching staff won't hold Davison Igbinosun's physicality back after he was flagged for pass interference against Indiana, rather refining it...
The 11W Roundtable marches on as Andy Anders, Johnny Ginter and George Eisner offer their thoughts ahead of Ohio State's matchup with Youngstown State.
Joel Whetzel, who covers Youngstown State for the Tribune Chronicle, says the Penguins have grown under Doug Phillips and that Bryce Oliver is among the players to watch.
We look at how Dwayne Haskins, Justin Fields and C.J. Stroud started their first seasons as Ohio State’s starting quarterback compared to how Kyle McCord did at Indiana.
Big Ten officials told Ryan Day that Marvin Harrison Jr.’s touchdown catch against Indiana shouldn‘t have been called back because he was pushed out of bounds.
Ryan Day thinks Ohio State's offensive line "could have been a lot better" in the season opener and wants Kyle McCord and Devin Brown to have "more reps under their belts."
Despite featuring the best WR room in America, it was the surprising deployment of Ohio State's tight ends and running backs that made the difference in week one.
As recently as last year, Steele Chambers "would have no idea" what to do against a surprise triple option. He showed his growth Saturday by leading Ohio State in tackles.
Jayden Fielding walked on at Ohio State because he “always wanted to play big-time college football,” and he’s now the Buckeyes’ top kicker as a sophomore.
Josh Fryar calls Ohio State's O-Line play in Week 1 “mediocre,” Steele Chambers says the defense is “a lot closer” this season and Chip Trayanum is embracing his new role.
06 Sep 2023 by Chase Brown, Dan Hope, Garrick Hodge and Andy Anders
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