Wyatt Crosher and Colin Gay discuss Ohio State’s 62-39 win against Michigan and what it means for the team to be ranked No. 6, if the Buckeyes have a chance to pass Oklahoma if it beats Texas and if they believe that the College Football ...

Colin Gay and Wyatt Crosher are joined by Edward Sutelan, The Lantern’s Editor-in-Chief, to discuss who they think will win in “The Game” between Ohio State and Michigan. Some insults may be thrown around along the way.

Colin and Wyatt discuss Ohio State’s 26-6 win against Michigan State, its lack of movement in the playoff for the third straight week, the Brett McMurphy article on Trevon Grimes and men’s basketball’s hot start. Also, we talk Shrek quotes, so buckle up.

Colin and Wyatt discuss Ohio State football’s 36-31 win over Nebraska, and what it means that the team stayed at No. 10 in the College Football Playoff rankings. They also talk about men’s basketball’s opening night against Cincinnati, the loss of Micah Potter, women’s basketball’s ...

Colin Gay and Wyatt Crosher discuss Ohio State’s No. 10 ranking in the first College Football Playoff rankings, and its matchup on Saturday with Nebraska. In hockey, they discuss the men’s struggles against Bowling Green heading into a top-five matchup with Notre Dame, and the ...

Colin Gay and Wyatt Crosher discuss Ohio State football’s 49-20 loss to Purdue and what that means for the team entering the bye week, as well as men’s hockey’s split with UMass, women’s hockey coming up with a big win over No. 3 Minnesota and ...

The Best Damn Pod in the Land begins with Sports editor Colin Gay and assistant editor Wyatt Crosher talking about Ohio State’s upcoming matchup against Oregon State in football, and discuss the newest women’s basketball recruit and women’s soccer’s massive upset over No. 5 Florida.

One football recruit and a group of three men’s basketball recruits went on their official visits to Ohio State and took trips to the set of College GameDay before the football team’s game against Oklahoma on Sept. 9. Both parties walked onto the stage of ...

One Potter wasn’t enough, so Ohio State added a second. Four-star 2019 defensive end Noah Potter committed to play football for the Buckeyes, announcing his pledge Monday night on Twitter. His brother, Micah, plays basketball for Ohio State. The 240th-ranked player in the country according ...

Stephanie Mavunga’s long, winding basketball journey took its latest turn Thursday. And this latest twist took the Brownsburg, Indiana, native home. The Indiana Fever selected the former Ohio State forward with the fourteenth pick in the 2018 WNBA Draft. Mavunga became the second former Buckeye ...