The Ohio State Buckeyes will look to defend their national championship during the 2025 college football season. While August is a long time from now, the time

Ohio State football will open up with Texas to commence next season, and Urban Meyer doesn't see the value in that.

It's been about a month since Ohio State won its first national title in a decade. Ohio State ran the table as an eighth seed in the College Football Playoff and took down Notre Dame in the National Championship Game on January 20.

Ohio State football won the CFP national championship for the 2024, and Ryan Day spoke on the moment he knew this team could go all the way.

The Board of Trustees honored Ohio State’s football, dance and spirit programs for their national championships and formally approved Ryan Day’s new contract Wednesday.

Ohio State were forced to see not one, but two of their top coordinators leave for greener pastures. However, the departure of Chip Kelly and Jim Knowles has opened up vacancies for a number of up-and-coming assistants to get instead.

Ohio State football has hired Colin Keanu as an offensive analyst, according to a report from Football Scoop. Keanu has spent less than a month serving as Western Illinois' wide receivers coach. Prior to WIU,

Ryan Day's got a national championship, a lucrative new contract and much of his rebuilt Ohio State coaching staff in place. Sources tell FootballScoop that the Buckeyes are adding Colin Keanu to their offensive staff.