Bill Rabinowitz
Sports Reporter at The Columbus Dispatch
Co-Host at BuckeyeXtra Football Podcast
Ohio State football beat writer for the Dispatch. The Chase, Buckeye Rebirth author. Cardale co-author. Novice guitarist, hockey player. Proud husband and dad.
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1 week ago |
dispatch.com | Bill Rabinowitz |Joey Kaufman
Ohio State's assistant football coaches will earn a combined $11.775 million in base salaries, a slight increase from last year. Defensive coordinator Matt Patricia, formerly of the New England Patriots, is the highest-paid assistant at $2.5 million annually. Other notable raises include those for strength coach Mickey Marotti and general manager Mark Pantoni.
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1 week ago |
zanesvilletimesrecorder.com | Bill Rabinowitz |Joey Kaufman
Ohio State's assistant football coaches will earn a combined $11.775 million in base salaries, a slight increase from last year. Defensive coordinator Matt Patricia, formerly of the New England Patriots, is the highest-paid assistant at $2.5 million annually. Other notable raises include those for strength coach Mickey Marotti and general manager Mark Pantoni.
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2 weeks ago |
dispatch.com | Bill Rabinowitz
Ohio State football coach Ryan Day says there is no clear leader in the quarterback competition between Julian Sayin and Lincoln Kienholz. The Buckeyes are looking to add depth to the defensive line, particularly at defensive tackle. The offensive line is starting to take shape, but the final starting lineup is yet to be determined. More than two weeks after spring football practice ended, Ohio State coach Ryan Day still has plenty of unanswered questions about his 2025 team.
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2 weeks ago |
dispatch.com | Bill Rabinowitz
The Ohio State men’s and women’s tennis teams will host first- and second-round NCAA matches this weekend, both opening against Mid-American Conference champion Buffalo. The No. 4-seeded women’s team, which won the Big Ten Tournament title with a 4-3 victory over Michigan, will play Buffalo at 1 p.m. May 2. If they win, the Buckeyes will play the winner of Illinois Chicago or Notre Dame at 4 p.m. May 3. The Flames and Fighting Irish play at 10 a.m. May 2.
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2 weeks ago |
dispatch.com | Bill Rabinowitz
After tying a school record by having 14 players taken in this year’s NFL draft, Ohio State is looking at a smaller draft class next year. Probably. The Buckeyes lost most of their starters from their national championship team, but Ohio State should have plenty of coveted players. A few are a given to be drafted, some are on the trajectory to be ready for the NFL and some have the potential but need to make a strong push.
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