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 Pistol Team Wins Fifth Consecutive National Championship The Ohio State Pistol Team has once again proven its dominance by winning its fifth consecutive National Championship. The Buckeyes showcased exceptional skill and precision, solidifying their place as a powerhouse in collegiate shooting sports. With this latest victory, Ohio State continues to set the standard […]
extraordinary. Growing up in Pickerington, Ohio, Jack Sawyer always felt a deep connection to his home state’s sports culture. As a child, he could be found sporting Ohio State gear, idolizing the athletes who had captured the hearts of millions across the state. Little did he know, he would one day join the ranks of […]
Cody Simon Recommends Ohio State’s 2025 ‘Block O’ Recipient Cody Simon returned for a fifth season at Ohio State to finish what he started, proving himself as a leader on defense. The standout linebacker led the Buckeyes with 112 total tackles, playing a crucial role in securing a national championship. With Simon heading to the […]