Ohio State Buckeyes star Jeremiah Smith will not be eligible to enter the NFL until the 2027 draft. But, given the nature of ...

Ohio State has been fighting to retain players on the team's current roster. Buckeyes center Austin Parks announced that he ...

Bryce Underwood grew up cheering for LeBron James. And recently ... LeBron, you see, grew up in Ohio and is a big Ohio State fan. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rich Eisen (@ ...

Ph.D., Goll-Ohio Eminent Scholar, was awarded $2.35 million in federal funding to acquire state-of-the-art equipment essential for advancing cancer research and treatment at the Ohio University ...

Eisen asked what James said to that, and Underwood said he kind of laughed it off, and that was it. Michigan, of course, gave Ohio State one of two losses last year. While the Buckeyes were able ...

The five-star recruit and top player in the 2025 class recently made headlines after a bold exchange with NBA superstar and longtime Ohio State fan LeBron James. Underwood, who flipped his ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Former Ohio State defensive end Chase Young has found a long-term home in the NFL. The 2019 Heisman Trophy finalist has reportedly signed a $51 million contract with the Saints ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Four-star 2026 offensive tackle Maxwell Riley, the No. 114 overall prospect and No. 9 offensive tackle in the 247Sports composite rankings, has committed to Ohio State.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — There were 38 Division I wrestlers from the seven-county cleveland.com coverage area that made their way onto the state podium Sunday night at the OHSAA state wrestling tournament.

Ohio State built a 17-point lead, weathered a consistent second-half push from USC but emerged with a streak-snapping, 85-82 win Wednesday night. Tied at 80, the Buckeyes called timeout with 56.9 ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State and Clemson have certainly had their share of battles on the field in the last decade. Off the field, though, the 2026 class is shaping up to be a massive one for ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Woodridge sophomore Gavin Genovese wasn’t expected by some to even make it to the 2025 OHSAA Division II state wrestling tournament. He can now call himself a champion.