This month 20 years ago, the Buckeyes avoided an early-season disaster against the Thundering Herd thanks to one of the most iconic kicks in OSU football history.
After a mistake on the first series of Archie Griffin's career led to a fumble in the 1972 season opener, Woody Hayes demoted the future two-time Heisman winner to fifth string.
Ohio State beat Northwestern, 7-6, in a 1947 matchup that featured the Buckeyes' only score of the game coming three minutes (and four plays) after time expired.
Three games into the 2003 season, the Buckeyes beat the NC State Wolfpack and Philip Rivers in a triple-overtime thriller, Ohio Stadium's first overtime game.
Ohio State’s fourth-quarter goal-line stand in The Game in 1972 sparked a tantrum by Michigan commentator Bob Ufer and led to a 14-11 win that ruined UM’s unbeaten season.
During Ohio State's 1976 game against Indiana, Hoosier head coach Lee Corso called a timeout to take a team photo after achieving a 7-6 lead. But where is the picture?
Remember when Ohio State shut out Oregon at Autzen Stadium? In the program's only trip to Eugene, the Buckeyes beat the Ducks, 30-0, behind a two-score performance from Paul Huff.
Remembering the time that a lack of competition in the Big Ten prompted a call for Ohio State and others to leave the conference or remove the weak links, in 1972.
Remembering the time there were talks of canceling the 1918 college football season amid concerns that collegiate sports took away from wartime efforts.