For an entire year, Ohio State’s opponents went without a single holding penalty, spanning from the Marshall game all the way to the National Championship.
This rare and controversial officiating streak raised questions about consistency in NCAA football penalties and how it may have impacted the Buckeyes’ season.
Ohio State Falls to Nebraska 79-71: Micah Parrish’s Career Night Not Enough Ohio State endured a tough road loss to Nebraska, falling 79-71 despite a stellar performance from Micah Parrish, who dropped a career-high 30 points. The Buckeyes struggled defensively, allowing Nebraska to take control in the second half and secure the victory. Micah Parrish’s […]
BREAKING: ESPN analyst Lee Corso shocked fans when he declared on air that the Ohio State have never been a competitor to Notre Dame, and neither has head coach Ryan Day. He stated that the Ohio State will be eliminated in the semifinals, and fans should accept this reality. *Corso Sparks Outrage with Bold […]
Ohio State Makes History with Thrilling Double-Overtime Win Over Nebraska. Ohio State etched its name in the history books with a thrilling double-overtime victory over Nebraska in a game that will be remembered for years. The Buckeyes showcased resilience and determination, battling through intense moments to secure the win. The game saw standout performances from […]