There are too many teams for not enough playoff spots and not enough coaching candidates for too many openings. Our dumb, beautiful sport is as chaotic as ever.
Indiana is the most complete team in the country outside of Ohio State, with a top-five scoring and total offense and top-five scoring and total defense.
With a national championship in his back pocket, Ryan Day's win over Michigan puts him on a path toward building a dynasty as college football's best coach.
Ryan Day and Ohio State's focus has already shifted to the Big Ten title game, and Indiana's Curt Cignetti says Day will go down as "one of the legends of the game someday."
Ryan Day and his staff made sure no one planted a flag after Ohio State’s win at Michigan, and Day asked Sherrone Moore to get his team off the field to avoid a postgame...
Ohio State put belt to ass in Ann Arbor, thoroughly pounding Michigan, 27-9, to end a 4-game skid against the Wolverines and advance to the B1G Title game.
The Buckeyes dominated and FOX’s broadcast caught every frozen face, wild sideline moment, and perfect bit of Michigan misery. Here are the best screencaps from The Game.
Forty minutes time of possession. A 12-minute drive. Not just zero sacks, but zero pressures allowed. Ohio State's offensive line took Michigan's soul Saturday.
By ending his drought against Michigan with his 16th straight win dating back to last year’s CFP, Ryan Day has firmly established himself among college football’s elite...
The Buckeyes are 5.5-point favorites over Indiana in the Big Ten Championship as OSU looks to secure the top overall seed in the College Football Playoff.