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Ohio State entered the 2024 preseason atop the national rankings, carrying the weight of championship expectations as the Buckeyes aim to translate preseason hype into on‑field dominance.
Ohio State tight end Hunter Welcing is adapting well to his new team during spring workouts for the 2026 football season, drawing early praise from coaches and fans alike.
Ohio State adds experienced tight end Hunter Welcing via the transfer portal, sparking a competitive depth chart and a personal challenge as he adjusts to the Buckeyes' intense program.
After transferring from Northwestern to Ohio State, seventh‑year senior Hunter Welcing aims to showcase steady performance, mentor younger teammates, and make his first appearance at Ohio Stadium against Ball State.
At the annual Special Skills Football Invitational, Ohio State athletes traded touchdowns for smiles, guiding more than 150 participants through drills and drills while preparing for the 2026 season.
With head coach Ryan Day at the helm, the Ohio State Buckeyes are poised to contend for their tenth national championship despite losing several key seniors to the NFL draft. Four second‑year players are expected to shoulder larger roles, while new faces vie for starting spots.
The Ohio State football program is poised for a pivotal battle at tight end, as recent drafts and a new coordinator reshape the position's role.
Ohio State's football roster for 2027 will see an extra year of eligibility for many players under the NCAA's revised five‑year model, reshaping scholarship allocations and draft plans.
The new title will launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S in early July, with staggered access for different editions and a full roster of Ohio State player ratings now available.
EA Sports’ latest college football title features an unprecedented concentration of Ohio State talent, with multiple players earning elite ratings that reflect their real‑world potential.
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.
The NCAA has adopted a 'five‑for‑five' eligibility rule that permits athletes to compete for five seasons within a five‑year period, effective this fall. The change directly benefits Ohio State football, where at least 20 scholarship players may gain an additional year of play.
The Buckeyes enter their 137th season with high hopes, new coaching additions and a roster stacked with talent, targeting a Big Ten title and a College Football Playoff run.