The Ohio State Buckeyes have received a rather bleak prediction for their season opener against the Texas Longhorns.

The Ohio State Buckeyes are no strangers to pressure, but their highly anticipated season opener against the Texas Longhorns could have more at stake than just an early win. Accord

Michigan defender issues strong response to Ohio State star Jeremiah Smith following his promise about the Wolverines originally appeared on A to Z Sports. Big Ten Football Media Days took place last week, and fall practices begin this week for the Ohio State Buckeyes. The season is officially right around the corner.

Former Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer and former Texas coach Mack Brown both made an early prediction for Buckeyes vs. Longhorns.

More than a dozen Buckeyes spanning nearly every position group drew praise at Big Ten Media Days for how they’ve stepped up as leaders this offseason.

Lewisville (TX) standout cornerback Taelyn Mayo—drawing comparisons to NFL star Patrick Surtain II—names Ohio State as his new No. 1 over hometown Texas.

Melton was a reserve on an Ohio State squad that led the nation in scoring defense and, after a dispiriting loss to rival Michigan in the regular-season finale, won four consecutive College

Texas HC Steve Sarkisian joins Colin Cowherd to discuss the Longhorns' season opener against Ohio State and how to plan for dynamic WR Jeremiah Smith, who reminds Sark of Julio Jones. He then shares his expectations for Arch Manning vs.

Smith will be assisting former Jim Smith who was startedas Maryland’s new athletic director. Jim Smith once worked as Ohio State associate athletic director for marketing and communications from 1995-2000 then worked with Gene Smith as the leader of OSU’s alumni association from 2016-20.

Texas football head coach Steve Sarkisian heaped praise on Ohio State receiver Jeremiah Smith when looking ahead to the game this fall.

With its season opener at Ohio State looming, Texas football begins its summer workouts Wednesday at Denius Fields on the University of Texas campus. Practices are closed to the public although a handful of small windows will be open to the media.