Nike Displays New Michigan Game Jerseys for 2010

A couple days after the BrutusReport.com switched to their new 2010 logo, Nike has released the design of the retro jersey Ohio State will were when they defeat the Maize and Blue/”That Team Up North” November 27th this fall. The jersey is designed around the uniforms the 1942 Buckeye team wore. The 1942 Ohio State team won the national title.

Ohio State Depth Chart Released for Marshall

The depth chart was released today by Ohio State with a press release for the upcoming match-up with Marshall. Some of the surprises on the depth chart come in the way of freshman and red-shirt freshman making the two deep. Including Ohio State Roster members like Johnathan Hankins, Adam Bellamy, CJ Barnett, cornerback Corey Brown, wide receiver Corey Brown, and Andrew Norwell.

Ohio State Schedules Colorado for 2011

The Buckeyes had an opening in their 2011 football schedule and were able to secure the Oregon Buffaloes to play for a fee of $1.4 million. In a single game contract with the newest member of the Pac-10, Gene Smith feels the university was able to work out a good deal. Rumors were that CU wanted closer to $2 million for the pre-season game. According to the Dispatch.com, normal single game contracts range between $400,000 and $700,000.

Rob Harley Previews The 2010 Ohio State Buckeyes

Buckeye alumni and Football Fever College Football Analyst Rob Harley tells us about his latest endeavor coaching in addition to the national status of Buckeye football and a preview of what 2010 has to offer the Ohio State team. Rob was a part of the 2002 National Championship team in addition to doing sideline commentary with the Big Ten Network in 2007.

Jon Thoma – Specialists Are Solid

We had a chance to catch-up with Ohio State alumni punter Jon Thoma this week. He covers the kickers and the punters, one special long snapper, his NFL experience, and what fans can expect from the Buckeyes this year in this exclusive interview.

Mike Adams Ready to Compete at the Left Tackle Position

An upperclassman star or a recruiting bust? Mike Adams came to Ohio State as the next Orlando Pace, but maybe there will never be a next Orlando Pace. The other two members of the highly regarded 2008 offensive line recruiting class, Michael Brewster and JB Shugarts, have already won their starting roles on the line. But Adams has struggled to find his place at the left tackle slot were both Jim Cordle and Andrew Miller played last season.

OSU Media Day 2010

Buckeye’s Sunday Practice at Ohio State

News is coming out of the first Ohio State practice with the media allowed to watch today.  A couple of players are still not active with the team. Rod Smith, the highly recruited running back out of Fort Wayne Harding, has not arrived on campus yet. And Nic DiLillo is clearly not going to be a part of the team this fall after being left off the roster and now not participating in early camp. But the rest of the team news is good as everyone is participating and fully recovered from spring injures.

Ohio State Buckeyes Start Fall Camp

Ohio State football players reported to fall camp today with their annual check-in at the University Inn near campus. After checking into the hotel the players began attending meetings across the street at the Woody Hayes Facility were they will practice for the next four weeks prior to the their game against Marshall on September 2nd. A couple of players were not with the team today.

Terrelle Pryor is The Preseason Player of the Year

Terrelle Pryor was named the preseason Offensive Player of the Year by the media at the start of the Big 10 conference this week in Chicago. Plus Ohio State was picked to win the conference when they begin play September 2nd against Marshall. While Michigan State’s Greg Jones was picked to be the preseason Defensive Player of the Year. These are the same selections the media made last year. Iowa and Wisconsin were picked to place 2nd and 3rd in the conference.

Jack Tatum Dies From a Heart Attack

Former Ohio State Buckeye and Oakland Raider Jack Tatum died this week from a heart attack in Oakland California at the age of 61. Tatum was a star defensive back/safety for the Buckeyes from 1968 to 1970. Known as “the Assassin”, Tatum played a hard hitting style of football that would not be allowed under modern football rules.

Film: Jack Tatum No 6 Most Feared Tackler Dies

Ohio State Playoffs in Columbus 2014 and 2015

Stark County and Columbus High Schools were awarded the right to host two state football championships each starting in 2012. The Board of Directors for the Ohio High School Athletic Association cast their vote during a conference call today. The special meeting and vote was called after a recommendation was handed down by the eleven members of the football finals subcommittee.

Ohio State Football 2010 Preview

As the 2010 Ohio State Football season quickly approaches we take a look at the 2009 season, the teams strengths going into the new year, their weaknesses, the offense, the defense, and special teams.

Seantrel Henderson Leaves USC Visits Miami

The news surrounded Seantrel Henderson this week has been around his decision to not enroll at USC, being released from his National Letter of Intent by USC, and spending the Fourth of July weekend in Miami visiting the Hurricanes. He will be able to play this coming year with the team that he selects now that his recruitment is wide open once again. Ohio State, at the top of his list in February, appears to have fallen off the list as no mention of the Buckeyes has come out the new search.

Ron Tanner Joins the Buckeyes 2011 Recruiting Class

Local In-State recruit Ron Tanner joined Ohio State’s quickly expanding 2011 recruiting class earlier this week increasing the number of recruits to 17. The 6’1” 190 lbs safety prospect from Eastmoor in Columbus is rated the 46th best safety in the country and the 38th best prospect in Ohio for 2011, according to Rivals.com. He selected Ohio State over Arizona, Boston College, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, NC State and many others. A long time Buckeye fan, selecting any other school would not have gone over well with his family.

Eastmoor Saftey Ron Tanner Commits to the Buckeyes