Riley Pettijohn, Will Smith Jr. and Jeremiah Smith were Pro Football Focus’ highest-rated players for Ohio State in the Buckeyes’ 59-3 win against Kent State.

Despite a resounding 59-3 win over Kent State, Ohio State comes in at No. 7 this week in both the AP and Coaches Polls, dropping one spot in each set of rankings. The highly-touted top-10 matchup ...

Ohio State’s first trip to Iowa City in nine years is scheduled for a 3:30 kickoff and will be televised by CBS.

After a well-timed block from Gabe VanSickle, Julian Sayin launched a 55-yard pass into a crowd of Buckeyes and Golden Flashes, with Brandon Inniss hauling in the Hail Mary.

Ohio State defensive tackle James Smith was carted back to the locker room after leaving the Kent State game with an injury.

Jeremiah Smith is now Ohio State’s all-time leader in receiving yards, surpassing the previous school record of 2,898 career yards by Michael Jenkins.

Three-star quarterback Luke Fahey was the first quarterback off the bench once again and played twice as much as five-star sophomore Tavien St. Clair against Kent State.

There are still plenty of questions Ohio State needs to answer heading into Big Ten play, but a win over Kent State is a much-needed confidence booster moving forward.

Jeremiah Smith will likely become Ohio State’s all-time leading receiver on Saturday, but the Buckeye star’s main focus is helping Ohio State “shake back” from its loss to Texas.

Starting defensive end Zion Grady and right tackle Phillip Daniels will not play against Kent State after leaving Ohio State’s loss to Texas early with injuries.

Four-star Canadian power forward Deng Ngor commits to Ohio State, giving the Buckeyes their first pledge in the 2027 class.

Ohio State freshman running back Legend Bey suffered an ankle injury on his first carry against Kent State and did not return to the game. Day said he hopes Bey returns next week.