Ohio State’s offensive struggles cost the Buckeyes the Big Ten Championship, and Ryan Day confirmed offensive coordinator Brian Hartline was at the helm — even

Ohio State’s path to a national title is set with the release of the 12-team College Football Playoff bracket. The second-seeded OSU has earned a bye in the first round and will face the winner between Texas A&M and Miami in the Cotton Bowl.

Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day spoke out with a warning to opponents ahead of the College Football Playoff.

After Brian Hartline’s exit, Ryan Day faces a pivotal choice. Return to championship winning continuity with Chip Kelly or pivot to pro-style precision with Brian Daboll.

When it’s time to turn up the gas, we will.” Those were Ryan Day’s words a few weeks back. They stem from the constant conversation that’s followed Ohio State through a season where it dominated every opponent while never having to play any faster than it wanted to play.

The Cincinnati Bengals QB, Joe Burrow, doesn’t hand out praise loosely, especially when it comes to the coaches who shaped him. So when the Bengals star publicly credited Ohio State head coach Ryan Day for laying the foundation of his NFL development,

Wednesday presented a turbulent National Signing Day for the Ohio State Buckeyes. Prior to high school recruits putting pen to paper around the country, the Buc

Ohio State's Ryan Day and Indiana's Curt Cignetti will lead their respective teams against each other in Saturday's Big Ten championship game that will crown the conference winner and the No. 1 seed in the College Football Playoff.