Ohio State is the unquestioned “WRU” — or wide receiver university — of college football given the sheer WR talent to come out of Columbus the past several seasons. As evidence, the Buckeyes receiver room has produced five first-round picks over the past four NFL drafts,

Once a Buckeye wide receiver himself from 2005 to ’08, Brian Hartline has worked with the Ohio State football program since 2017—two years after retiring from the NFL. The now-38-year-old has worked his way up the ranks from a quality control assistant to wide receivers coach, before adding full offensive coordinator duties to his role in ’23.

This week, the Eleven Warriors staff selected Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin, linebacker Arvell Reese and wide receiver Jeremiah Smith as the Buckeyes' top performers in the team's 38-14 win over Minnesota. The redshirt freshman quarterback ...

Julian Sayin passed for 316 yards and four touchdowns, Jeremiah Smith scored twice and top-ranked Ohio State pulled away in the second half to defeat Penn State 38-14 Saturday.

Penn State’s 38-14 loss to Ohio State here in The Horseshoe on Saturday could have been a lot worse. Like 63-14 worse in 2013, when Urban Meyer pressed on the gas pedal and took it to the sanction-decimated Nittany Lions and Bill O’Brien to the bitter end.

Ohio State launches Heisman Trophy campaigns – websites and hashtags on social media – for Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith.