Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning admitted the final advice Quinn Ewers offered him after the heartbreaking loss against the Ohio State Buckeyes.

When Texas travels to Ohio State for a Cotton Bowl rematch to kick off the 2025 season, it'll mark a historic season-opener.

The Texas A&M Aggies don't appear to be done with making additions from the transfer portal this offseason. Per reports from Jaxson Callaway of Aggies Today, Texas A&M is expected to host Ohio State Buckeyes transfer defensive tackle Hero Kanu for a visit.

According to the USA TODAY, Texas’ operating expenses cost $325 million while Ohio State sat at $292.25 million. Those are the two highest operating expenses in the history of college athletics and Texas is the first one to report over $300 million.

Four-star wide receiver recruit Tay Ellis will make multiple visits this spring to the Oregon Ducks. Ohio State Buckeyes and Tennessee Volunteers. Ellis said the Ducks and Buckeyes are recruiting him really hard.

The Texas Longhorns have landed a big piece to the transfer puzzle ... literally. Ohio State defensive lineman Hero Kanu has committed to UT from the transfer portal. Kanu is 6’4" tall and weights 315 pounds.

Ohio State recruits the top prospects in the country and certainly within the state. The 2025 cycle was no exception as the Buckeyes signed one of the best recruiting classes in the country. On3 released its final On300 for the 2025 recruiting class and there is a heavy Ohio State feel to it.

Now that the college football season has ended we have to wait until the end of August to watch our favorite teams play again for the 2025 season. However it’s never too early to talk about how we think our squads will fare in the upcoming season.

Many overreacted when the Vols were dominated by Ohio State in the first round of the College Football Playoff, but it turned out that the Buckeyes were simply superior to everyone in the 12-team field.

Ohio State Buckeyes may have the most NIL funds, but the discussion undermines coaching and player efforts in winning the college football playoffs.

The Ohio State men’s basketball team has a 10 seed in the latest March Madness bracketology released by USA Today. Here's what it means for Buckeyes.