College basketball is still a few months away but the Ohio State women’s team has its nonconference schedule set, which includes a matchup against the defending national champions. The Buckeyes will be searching for their fifth consecutive NCAA tournament berth in the 2025-26 season and that journey will begin on Nov.

Training camp is the time for practice, experiments, and positional battles. Sometimes, top programs get visits from media members and former coaches looking to get a glimpse of the top talents of tomorrow.

Julian Sayin will be Ohio State’s starting quarterback when the No. 3 Buckeyes open the season against top-ranked Texas on Aug. 30.

First, it was Savion Hiter, who is from Virginia and is heading up north to Michigan to play as a freshman. Hiter is ranked as the top running back in the Class of 2026 and has Ohio State among his final programs. NIL is known to be a factor there.

Julian Sayin is next on that list as Ohio State’s recently named starting quarterback for the 2025 season. Here’s everything you need to know about the sophomore under center. Sayin is from Carlsbad, California — located about 35 miles north of San Diego. He attended Carlsbad High School where he played under coach Thadd MacNeal.

The Ohio State men's tennis team has been dominant all season. After years of close calls, the Buckeyes hope they can finally win an NCAA title.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Chris Holtmann logged onto his Zoom call with reporters on Selection Sunday with some notes to help put Ohio State ’s NCAA Tournament berth into perspective. Had there been a ...

ESPN analyst Paul Finebaum believes that Ohio State will have a championship hangover heading into their season opener against the University of Texas.