Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork discusses changes to the collegiate sports landscape in this June 12, 2025 press ...

The Ohio State basketball program teased a new court design a few days ago. On Friday, the program unveiled the new, sleek ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State’s 2028 recruiting class is officially on the board. Running back Elijah Newman-Hall committed ...

AD Ross Bjork said Ohio State will not cut any sports teams but $18 million will be shared between football, basketball and ...

Ohio State is putting its $18 million in revenue sharing toward football, men's basketball, women's basketball and women's ...

Ohio State Gets Great News on 'Elite' Star Quarterback originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Ohio State Buckeyes have ...

Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork addressed the changes coming to college sports following the settlement of the House ...

Ohio State announced on Monday that it’s launching a new strategic group that’s designed to support, streamline and enhance NIL opportunities for student-athletes.

Over the past five years, college athletics has undergone a massive transformation, shifting from amateur ideals to a new era defined by athlete empowerment, NIL deals, and legal reckonings. On Friday ...

Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork said athletes playing for four varsity sports teams will receive direct payments in the next school year.

Creating boosters and more cash opportunities for the players will be the priority for schools to win in the new NCAA. | ...

The Ohio State Buckeyes are coming off a national championship, winning the first 12-team College Football Playoff.