Dave Biddle

2 weeks ago | 247sports.com | Dave Biddle

Ohio State has the best collection of wide receivers in college football entering the 2025 season, per Will Backus of CBSSports.com. In addition to sophomore standout Jeremiah Smith, the Buckeyes boast juniors Carnell Tate and Brandon Inniss, redshirt freshman Mylan Graham, third-year sophomore Bryson Rodgers, true freshman Quincy Porter and others.

2 weeks ago | 247sports.com | Dave Biddle

Jonah Booker and Dave Biddle react to what OSU AD Ross Bjork had to say on Thursday at his lengthy, highly-informative press conference. The media knew Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork was holding a press conference on Thursday. What we did not know is that he would hold court for well over an hour and would cover so many interesting topics that we almost lost count.

2 weeks ago | 247sports.com | Dave Biddle

Former Ohio State baseball player Dillon Dingler is having a very good 2025 season as the starting catcher for the Detroit Tigers. Dingler, 26, was a second-round pick by the Tigers in 2020 and is having a breakout season. We have much more. Former Ohio State baseball player Dillon Dingler is having a breakout 2025 season as the starting catcher for the Detroit Tigers. Dingler, 26, was a second-round pick by the Tigers in 2000 and made his MLB debut on July 29 of last year.

2 weeks ago | 247sports.com | Dave Biddle

Ohio State is streamlining its NIL efforts with the newly-created Buckeye Sports Group. Athletic director Ross Bjork – who is approaching one year officially on the job – met with the media Thursday to discuss that and many other related topics. As part of the groundbreaking House vs. NCAA settlement, schools are now permitted to give a total of up to $20.5 million per year to its athletes. Until Thursday, it was unclear which teams at Ohio State would receive those payments.

2 weeks ago | 247sports.com | Dave Biddle

Ohio State is streamlining its NIL efforts with the newly created Buckeye Sports Group. Athletic director Ross Bjork – who is approaching one year officially on the job – met with the media Thursday to discuss that and many other related topics. As part of the groundbreaking House vs. NCAA settlement, schools are now permitted to give a total of up to $20.5 million per year to its athletes. Until Thursday, it was unclear which teams at Ohio State would receive those payments.