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Predictions highlight breakout performances from Kenyatta Jackson Jr., Jay Timmons, Payton Pierce and others, underscoring a defense that could rank among the nation’s best.
A federal injunction makes 2022 high-school football players eligible for a fifth college season under the NCAA’s new 5-to-play-5 rule, but major programs like Ohio State are unlikely to pursue the newly eligible talent.
ESPN’s preseason projections place Ohio State at the forefront of the 2026 Big Ten championship race, assigning a 38.8% likelihood, while Oregon and Indiana follow with 24.2% and 18.7% chances respectively.
Ohio State is navigating a major rebuild after losing multiple top prospects to the NFL Draft, but a fortified secondary, elite receiving corps and a revitalized defensive line offer reasons for optimism.
Former Ohio State edge rusher Caden Curry was selected by the Indianapolis Colts in the sixth round, sparking excitement from teammate J.T. Tuimoloau, who expressed his happiness at the reunion and outlined shared goals for the upcoming season.
Ohio State's defensive line welcomes a powerful newcomer in freshman Khary Wilder, whose size and early enrollment have coach Larry Johnson optimistic about an immediate role.
Eleven Ohio State players were selected in the 2026 NFL draft, each signing or awaiting contracts that range from modest rookie deals to nine‑figure guarantees.
Under coach Curt Cignetti, the Indiana Hoosiers posted a 27‑2 record and a perfect 16‑0 season to capture a national championship. Key performances by Fernando Mendoza, Josh Hoover and Caden Curry, plus a dramatic return from injury, have set up a much‑anticipated October 17 rematch against Ohio State, where DraftKings lists both teams as close contenders.