The College football world and bowl season owes it all to the very existence of the Rose Bowl Game. Dubbed the “Granddaddy of 'Em All”, the esteemed postseason extravagant is the first bowl game. This year, the 2019 edition marks... Continue Reading →
The job in Columbus that most in the country recognizes, even more so than the Governorship of the State of Ohio, is that of the Head Coaching position of The Ohio State University’s Football Program. The Buckeyes! And for whatever... Continue Reading →
Well, Buckeye Nation, how do you feel right now? Speaking for myself – I’ll take another Guinness, please! Where’s Northwestern we all seem to be chanting …. But, please – it’s been a season of ups and downs – just... Continue Reading →
The Nittany Lions showed a recapturing of some of their 2016 magic Saturday night, looking to be noticed in a storied program that fell from grace not so long ago. They played a hard-nosed game, with no need to wave... Continue Reading →
The Ohio State University’s Football Squad went into yesterday’s game ranked 10th in the nation. The afternoon ended in a complete thrashing of the unranked UNLV Rebels, 54-21 – and a drop in the polls to 11th. Georgia and TCU... Continue Reading →
(photo courtesy Sporting News) The offensive stars are up for the Big Ten MVP Award…. Naturally, I speak of JT Barrett and Curtis Samuels. They have been selected as part of the four finalists for the Chicago Tribune Silver Football, which... Continue Reading →
Arguably The Ohio State University versus TTUN is the greatest rivalry of all-time. Some may argue others such as Auburn-Alabama, Texas-Oklahoma, Florida-Florida State, even Army-Navy …. But, really? The annual border battle really isn’t about records, when you get down... Continue Reading →
Well, here we go …. The meat of the schedule has now parachuted into reality. This coming Saturday (October 15th @ 8:00 p.m.) our beloved Buckeyes will meet up with the Badgers of Wisconsin in Camp Randall Stadium in Madison;... Continue Reading →
The Rutgers Silver Knights (2-2) came into Ohio Stadium with visions of an upset. Head Coach, Chris Ash, OSU’s last season’s Co-Defensive Coordinator, understood that things wouldn’t be so easy. The week before in their squandered upset attempt against Iowa... Continue Reading →
