Dan Hope
Deputy Editor and Lead Ohio State Football Beat Writer at Eleven Warriors
Deputy editor and lead Ohio State football beat writer @11W. Email: [email protected]
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elevenwarriors.com | Dan Hope
For the past three years, there have been two windows for college football players to enter the transfer portal, one starting in December following the conclusion of the regular season and one in April at the end of the spring practice season. Coaches and administrators across college football, however, are eager to limit transfer movement to just one window each year. Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork believes that window should be in the spring.
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elevenwarriors.com | Dan Hope
During his press conference at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center on Thursday, Ohio State’s second-year athletic director made it clear at every opportunity that he wants the Buckeyes to have more marquee night games. The problem is, it’s largely out of his control whether that will actually happen – at least for the next five years.
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elevenwarriors.com | Dan Hope
Welcome to the Skull Session. With Chase making his way back from a trip to the U.S. Open, I’m stewarding this space for him today to close out the week. To help you start your weekend off right, we’ll share a fun story from an Ohio State legend, a spectacular moment for a former Ohio State golfer at Oakmont, why retiring sports information director Jerry Emig deserves your admiration and more.
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elevenwarriors.com | Andy Anders |Dan Hope
Ross Bjork gave one of the longest press conferences in recent Ohio State sports memory on Thursday, and each of the 75 minutes was warranted. Coming off the NCAA's House settlement, not only is the landscape of college athletics changing, but the Buckeyes are making proactive changes themselves with the formation of Buckeye Sports Group and the Center for Sports Intelligence and Strategy.
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elevenwarriors.com | Dan Hope
Ross Bjork announced Thursday that Ohio State will share a total of $18 million with athletes from four sports in 2025-26: Football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball and women’s volleyball. Bjork declined to specify how much of the $18 million will be allocated to each of those sports, but said the Buckeyes’ revenue-sharing decisions will be driven by metrics. While the revenue-sharing cap for the first year of revenue sharing following the House v.
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As college football moves toward a single transfer portal window, Ross Bjork and Ohio State believe that window should be in the spring. But they could be in the minority as a majority of coaches reportedly prefer a winter transfer window: https://t.co/G1O5l3q18w