SportsLine's Josh Nagel previews and gives his top play for this much-anticipated clash between the Longhorns and Buckeyes

The backup quarterback of the Ohio State Buckeyes reveals his mindset after losing the starting job to Julian Sayin.

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.

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

Penn State Nittany Lions fell short of glory after Drew Allar & Co. were defeated by the Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the semifinals of the College Football Playoff. With a strong set of players and their starting quarterback returning for another run to the title,

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.

For nearly two years, Ohio State fans clung to a fantasy. The fantasy told them that all of Michigan's success from 2021 to 2023 would be taken away—that wins

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