"To be a part of this program and leave my mark in that way, especially not playing as much as I’ve wanted to play, leaving my mark off the field has been a blessing. I’m just very thankful for the opportunity.”
As the Buckeyes played with multiple variations, an unorthodox projected starting five emerged that boasts four offensive tackles — two of which are lining up at guard.
"Everybody loves C.J. He’s a competitor."
The Buckeyes began a new tradition a year ago, donning a player with the No. 0 jersey — or Block “O” — as a tribute to the legacy of former defensi…
Healthier and reinvigorated, Julian Fleming is eager to drown out the outside distractions and expectations so he can capitalize on the opportunities he dreamed he’d reach.
Entering his sophomore season with heightened expectations and a move inside, Smith-Njigba said he’s fully prepared for a more involved role in the offense.
With “captain” now added to his personal resume, Zach Harrison wants to make his mark on the decorated defensive line that’s produced three of the last five Defensive Rookies of the Year in the NFL.
As Sermon now chases his NFL dream with the San Francisco 49ers, Teague finds himself engaged in a competition for the starting running back spot. Pushing Teague for the starting spot is a group of young and talented ball carriers, headlined by redshirt freshman Miyan Williams.
In the summer of 2020, Lathan Ransom made the 1,800-mile trek from Tucson, Arizona, to Columbus to finally join the Buckeyes. Throughout the mon…
For the first time since 1952, the Buckeyes will enter the college football season with a starting quarterback who has yet to throw a pass in a game.