Five-star freshman linebacker Cincere Johnson and second-year safety Deshawn Stewart are the latest players to shed their black stripes with the Buckeyes.
Ohio State will battle Iowa in front of a sold-out and striped-out Kinnick Stadium this weekend, as the Hawkeyes announced they’ll host their 28th consecutive game at full...
Sonny Styles becomes the first rookie since 2024 to be named NFC Defensive Player of the Week after he recorded a sack, forced fumble and multiple passes defensed vs. the Seahawks.
Jeremiah Smith meets Iowa’s stingy defense, the Hawkeyes chase a rare sweep and Kinnick awaits. Get ready for Ohio State’s road trip with this week’s Field Guide.
Ohio State and Iowa enter their matchup this weekend as the top two teams in the Big Ten, with Indiana, UCLA and Nebraska joining them in the top five one month into the season.
Ohio State falls from No. 1 in both SP+ and FPI, while Ryan Day’s new favorite word is “trust,” especially when it comes to Legend Bey and Khary Wilder.
Kenyatta Jackson Jr. said it was unacceptable for Ohio State to give up 199 rushing yards against Illinois, but he’s confident the Buckeyes will bounce back against Iowa.
When asked if he watched Iowa's win over Michigan and if he can enjoy the “end of a wild game” in college football, Ryan Day responded quickly: “I did with that one.”
Ryan Day said he'd like Legend Bey to play against Iowa, Ohio State needs more production at defensive end and the Buckeyes “can’t get cute” against the Hawkeyes.
Ryan Day said Ohio State will “see how this week goes” to determine whether Jay Timmons can play against Iowa after he left the Illinois game with an apparent hamstring injury.
Iowa reporter Brad Schultz of HawkeyeRoundtable.com discusses the Hawkeyes' win over Michigan, Phil Parker's defense and what the environment will look like on Saturday.
Sonny Styles and Arvell Reese were everywhere, Jaxon Smith-Njigba continued to dominate and Jeremy Ruckert celebrated with an O-H-I-O in the state up north in NFL Week 3.
Jeremiah Smith is the best player in college football, Ohio State's RBs must become a nightmare to tackle and Lincoln Kienholz calls his time in Columbus “a blessing.”
The U.S. Senate officially passes the Protect College Sports Act, which would limit college athletes to one transfer while setting a hard cap on how much NIL money teams can spend.
