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Oregon head coach Dan Lanning says a 24‑team College Football Playoff would strengthen the conference landscape, and he’s urging the Big Ten’s proposal to be approved before a December deadline.
A look at the rising star's high school achievements, family legacy, and the programs vying for his commitment.
The future of the College Football Playoff hangs in the balance as conference leaders weigh a 24‑team format, with Ohio State’s Ryan Day and Oregon’s Dan Lanning advocating for more opportunities, while SEC commissioner Greg Sankey raises concerns about the regular season.
Ryan Day acknowledges a 24‑team playoff would help most teams but questions its impact on Ohio State, while Dan Lanning sees broader benefits for college football despite limited upside for top programs.
During spring meetings, Big Ten coaches and administrators intensified their campaign for a 24‑team College Football Playoff, citing broader participation and financial upside. The proposal faces resistance from the SEC and raises questions about scheduling and championship traditions.
After a high‑profile fallout with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Urban Meyer lost a $30 million grievance that effectively ended his NFL coaching career, raising questions about health, NIL reforms, and his ongoing role as a football analyst.
The Buckeyes sit at No. 1 in CBS’s post‑spring rankings, fueled by returning starters, a revamped defense and a demanding slate that includes a road clash with Texas.
In a recent statement, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day advocated for freshman athletes to remain at their schools for at least two years, citing the developmental benefits of facing challenges and learning from setbacks.
Ohio State enters the 2026 season as the preseason No. 1 team in CBS Sports' post‑spring rankings, facing a demanding schedule and key player returns while reshaping its defense under new leadership.
From Texas’s explosive receiving corps to Georgia’s seasoned offensive line, the latest rankings highlight the teams that have mastered the art of roster completeness.
In a recent interview, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day outlined the unique challenges facing college athletes as name, image and likeness deals reshape the sport landscape.
With a potent mix of skill positions, a fortified defensive front and a returning quarterback, the Ducks are being hailed as a legitimate title threat heading into the 2026 season.
ESPN’s latest offseason power rankings place Indiana, Oregon and USC at the top, while Ohio State settles at fourth amid significant coaching shifts and a dramatically altered roster.
Ohio State's recent uniform refresh, new turf installation and key hiring decisions have positioned the program fourth in ESPN's offseason rankings, reflecting both promise and pressure.
A look at the most highly anticipated freshmen entering the 2026 season, their commitments, expected roles and the impact they may have on their programs.
A recent decommitment by four‑star tight end Brock Williams to Texas marks the second loss in as many days, leaving Ohio State with just 11 pledges and a growing reliance on the transfer portal.
Jalanie George, a top-ranked 2028 defensive end, has cut his list to six schools, with Auburn holding a modest edge as he prepares for a summer of visits.
Brock Williams, the nation's No. 4 tight end, announced his commitment to the University of Texas, a move that reshapes the 2027 recruiting landscape and leaves Ohio State without a tight end pledge.
The Buckeyes have introduced two distinct uniform concepts — 'Scarlet Rush' and 'Sub Zero' — that blend modern aesthetics with a nod to legendary coach Woody Hayes, and they may make their first appearance in the Sept. 12 showdown with Texas.
The Buckeyes reveal two fresh uniform combinations featuring gray sleeves, drawing on historic motifs while signaling a modern aesthetic shift.
Ohio State is set to debut a brand‑new playing surface at Ohio Stadium this fall, featuring Shaw Sports Turf’s Forge Series with Game ON technology and sponsored by Safelite.
Ohio State announces five distinct uniform combinations for 2026, featuring heritage details and modern design, while preparing a high‑tech turf upgrade at Ohio Stadium.
Ohio State is replacing the stadium’s turf with Shaw Sports Turf’s Forge Series system and launching updated uniforms, including a new all‑black ‘Tunnel Vision’ design, to boost safety and fan experience.
A four-star quarterback committed to the Buckeyes is weighing visits to UCLA and Northwestern, highlighting the intensified competition for elite recruits even at traditional powerhouses.