OSU wide receiver Johnnie Dixon III celebrates with fellow receiver Binjimen Victor after Dixon’s 39-yard TD catch early in the second quarter of the Buckeyes’ 49-26 win over Indiana last Saturday. Photo by Sam Fahmi/Columbus Wired. After their win over Indiana last weekend, Ohio State quarterback Dwayne Haskins...
Haskins directs the offense during the second half of OSU’s 49-26 win over Indiana. Photo by Sam Fahmi/Columbus Wired Four yards. That is all quarterback Dwayne Haskins needed to break Art Schlichter’s single-game passing yards record in a 49-26 win against Indiana on Saturday afternoon. The record still...
OSU QB Dwayne Haskins directs his offense during the second half. Photo by Sam Fahmi/Columbus Wired Poison said it best: every rose has its thorn. For Ohio State that seems to be Indiana. The Buckeyes (6-0, 3-0 Big Ten) may have beaten the Hoosiers (4-2, 1-2) for the...
OSU wide receiver Parris Campbell on his way to a 91-yard punt return against Indiana in 2016. The Buckeyes won, 38-17. Stock photo/Columbus Wired Remember what happened the last time Ohio State scrambled from behind to pull out a one-point win over Penn State? Silly question, of course...
Coming into his fourth year at Ohio State, Parris Campbell was being counted on this season as the Buckeyes go-to wide receiver. Despite not being the leading returner in catches, yards or touchdowns from last year, the redshirt junior is the longest tenured of any receiver to make...
It’s the Buckeye Leafcast with Columbus Wired’s Andy Evans and his podcasting partner, Chris Stefanick! The two recap Ohio State’s big season opening win over Indiana, true freshman running back J.K. Dobbins’ performance and whether or not J.T. Barrett deserved some of the criticism after putting up over 360...
The last time Ohio State kicked off a season opener against a Big Ten opponent was 1976 – Michigan State at home – and they won that handily, 49-21. Thursday’s game on the road against Indiana will mark the 13th time OSU has started the year versus a Big...
Urban Meyer feels lousy. And he isn’t the only one. So do a few other Buckeyes. Despite their 21-point win over Indiana (3-2, 1-1 Big Ten) on Saturday, some of them seemed a little down in the mouth. “You gotta make sure we win by three scores against a...