The Ohio State Buckeyes have had a fascinating 2024-25 season. Picked as one of the best teams in the country, with a roster that ranked as the most talented in the entire sport, they found themselves the object of a significant amount of criticism as the season progressed.

The inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff field has been whittled down to two as Ohio State prepares to face Notre Dame in the CFP National Championship on Monday, Jan. 20 in Atlanta. Program legends will be made as Ohio State seeks its first national title since 2014,

Ohio State freshman receiver Jeremiah Smith's family reportedly bought permanent total disability insurance ahead of the College Football Playoff.

It's not often a true freshman is so transcendent that he has NFL draft analysts suggesting he would be the top pick at 19 years old if he was eligible,

Jones thinks Smith will eventually be an all-timer, but at the moment, he can't yet put him on the Mount Rushmore of elite Buckeyes wideouts. “It’s tough when you say all-time

Ohio State freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has had one heck of a debut season. He's been the best wide receiver in the country, compiling 71 receptions for 1,227 yards and 14 touchdowns, and has Ohio State on the cusp of its first national title in a decade.