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Ohio State University is rolling out a suite of technological and experiential upgrades for the 2026 football season, from AI‑powered Wi‑Fi 7 to facial authentication ticketing, while honoring legendary figures and introducing a series of themed game events.
After a 20‑year broadcasting career, Eric Luallen, a former FSU offensive lineman, is named the new public address announcer at Doak Campbell Stadium, succeeding Woody Hayes.
The documentary 'Cradle of Coaches' premieres on Peacock on August 17, 2024, celebrating Miami University's historic role in producing influential football coaches and highlighting its ongoing impact on the sport.
After nearly three decades at the helm, Kirk Ferentz remains a cornerstone of Iowa football, blending defensive mastery with program stability and a contract that secures his leadership through 2029.
For nearly three decades, Kirk Ferentz has built a winning legacy at Iowa, blending defensive mastery with player development while securing a lucrative contract extension through 2029.
An inside look at the journeys of USF's coaching staff, from modest beginnings to a multimillion‑dollar stadium project, and the philosophy that binds them.
After nearly two decades of service, veteran public address announcer Woody Hayes was abruptly removed from his Florida State University football duties, leaving him feeling blindsided and uncertain about his future in basketball broadcasts.
Iowa’s longtime head coach Kirk Ferentz appears on the 2026 Dodd Trophy preseason watch list, underscoring his sustained excellence, academic commitment, and community impact.
Florida State’s baseball team is set for the College World Series, a new transfer pitcher commits, and two beach‑volleyball alumni make academic All‑American history.
Ohio State’s recent national championship and a cascade of historic performances underscore a dynasty built on record‑setting play.
The Buckeyes are poised to tackle one of the most demanding 2026 schedules in college football, relying on depth, play and a bit of luck to preserve a historic streak of winning seasons and chase another College Football Playoff appearance.
Florida State University is replacing its longtime public address announcer, Woody Hayes, after 17 years. The decision comes without explanation, and the new voice will make its debut at the season opener against New Mexico State.
Former Ohio State coach Jim Tressel will be enshrined in the university's Ring of Honor, joining the ranks of Paul Brown and Woody Hayes, as his enduring impact on the program and community comes to light.
Ohio State announces the induction of former coach Jim Tressel into its ring of honor, highlighting his legacy and current role as lieutenant governor.
Dave Richardson, a longtime strength coach with a military background, is back at Ohio State, drawn by new coach Jake Diebler, assistant Dave Dickerson, and the program’s advanced resources.
The traditional late‑November Michigan‑Ohio State game may need to move to October if the playoff expands to 24 teams, offering higher stakes and a fresher fan experience.
The potential expansion of the College Football Playoff to 24 teams raises questions about the future importance of the Michigan-Ohio State rivalry, a matchup that has defined college football for decades.
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.
The Buckeyes reveal scarlet and white jerseys featuring metallic sleeves, a festoon‑lined collar and a Block O, plus a game‑by‑game uniform strategy that includes a debut black ensemble for a Texas showdown.
Ohio State’s football program brings back the iconic silver sleeve stripes, known as Buckeye Stripes, after nearly two decades, debuting new uniforms for the upcoming season.
Ohio State has rolled out a fresh set of home and road football uniforms that revive the program’s iconic “Heritage Stripes” on the sleeves, marking the first major redesign since 2006.
Ohio State's football program announces an updated uniform suite for the 2026 season, featuring a metallic silver sleeve stripe, a refreshed Block O crest and a festoon‑patterned collar that pays tribute to the stadium's architecture. The designs, developed with Nike on the Vapor F.U.S.E. platform, will be available in replica form this July.