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From TattooGate to Sorsby Gambles: NCAA’s Shifting Standards

From Tattoo Scandal to Betting Brawl: NCAA’s Shifting Standards The NCAA’s approach to eligibility enforcement has transformed dramatically over fifteen years. In 2010–11’s TattooGate, Ohio State players traded autographed memorabilia for tattoos and cash, leading to a lengthy cover-up, Jim Tressel’s resignation, and heavy sanctions: a bowl ban and scholarship losses. Fast-forward to 2026, and…
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Ohio State Buckeyes Welcome Fans to Training Camp

Buckeye Nation Invades Woody Hayes for Early Training Access Ohio State has announced that its first three preseason football practices—scheduled for August 6–8—will be open to fans for the fourth consecutive year. Gates at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center will open at 8:00 a.m., with practices running from 9:00 a.m. to noon daily. Tickets range…
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Ohio State Targets Illinois Ace with Major Offer

Ohio State Rolls Out Red Carpet for 2028 Wing Cole Kelly Ohio State coach Jake Diebler and his staff have extended a scholarship offer to Neuqua Valley phenom Cole Kelly, a four-star wing ranked No. 2 in Illinois and No. 38 nationally in the 2028 class. Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Nebraska, Northwestern and Purdue have also…
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Buckeye Fans Take Identical Seats for 2026 Season

Buckeye Devotion: Fans Claim Their ‘Perfect’ Pre-Season Seats With 85 days until kickoff, Ohio State supporters nationwide unanimously pick the same viewing spots for the 2026 college football season. A recent fan survey revealed that while opinions vary on head coach Ryan Day’s performance and Heisman dark horse wideout Jeremiah Smith’s chances, one position everyone…
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Buckeye Transfer Turmoil and Court-to-Course Comedy

Transfer Tango: Coleman’s Buckeye Bromance That Never Was A swirling transfer portal rumor saw Tennessee edge rusher Chaz Coleman eyeing Ohio State after an unmemorable stint at Penn State. Despite Coleman’s modest production—one sack and six tackles—the Buckeyes were reportedly interested if the price tag fit. During a recent “Bobby Carpenter Show” segment, Ohio State…
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Ohio State: Snubs, New Coaches, and Court Hype

Buckeyes Benched on EA Sports’ Football Cover Ohio State’s dynamic trio—wideout Jeremiah Smith, quarterback Julian Sayin, and running back Bo Jackson’s namesake—found themselves conspicuously absent from both the standard and deluxe editions of EA Sports’ College Football 27 cover art. Instead, EA tapped Oregon QB Dante Moore, Miami WR Malachi Toney, and Ole Miss RB…
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Ohio State QBs Jeremiah Smith & Julian Sayin Eye Heisman

Buckeyes’ Dynamic Duo Tipped as Next Heisman Heroes On The Bobby Carpenter Show, Sporting News analyst Bill Bender named Ohio State quarterbacks Jeremiah Smith and Julian Sayin as early favorites for next season’s Heisman Trophy. With Smith fresh off a national championship and Sayin rebounding from a narrow loss last year, the duo leads a…
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Ohio State QB Unveils 2026 Championship Mindset

Inside Julian Sayin’s Championship Blueprint During a Panini-sponsored appearance at Midwest Cards in Columbus, Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin opened up on the Buckeyes’ offseason grind and the mindset fueling their 2026 push. He highlighted the pivotal role of spring practice in forging timing and chemistry with a revamped receiving corps, while also detailing his…
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Moving OSU-Michigan to October Would Kill Rivalry

Rivalry Week in October? OSU vs. Michigan’s New Fate The Game between Ohio State and Michigan is a time-honored Thanksgiving weekend clash, but with college football playoff expansion looming—possibly to 24 teams—there’s talk of shifting the matchup to October. Proponents like The Athletic’s Austin Meek point to the NFL’s late-season scheduling model, but critics say…
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Buckeye Fallout: Star Receiver Retires and Kickoff Times

Parris Campbell Abruptly Bids NFL Farewell at 28 Former Ohio State standout wideout Parris Campbell has unexpectedly retired from the NFL at just 28. A 2015 national champion in Columbus, Campbell entered the league as a second-round pick for the Colts in 2019 but was hampered by repeated injuries. He posted his career-best pro season…