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Joey Kaufman

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Ohio State Football Beat Writer and Reporter at The Columbus Dispatch

Ohio State football beat writer at The Columbus Dispatch, part of the USA TODAY Network. Email me at [email protected]

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  • 1 week ago | dispatch.com | Joey Kaufman |Bill Rabinowitz

    The transfer portal has reopened. For a period that runs through April 25, all players throughout the NCAA’s Division I are eligible to put their names in the online database that allows them to be in contact with other schools. The spring window follows a winter window that was open in December and extended into January for participants in the College Football Playoff.

  • 1 week ago | dispatch.com | Joey Kaufman

    Brock Boyd, a four-star wide receiver from a suburb of Dallas, has flipped his verbal commitment from TCU to Ohio State. In a social media post on April 15, Boyd wrote, “After many conversations and prayers, I would like to announce that I’m committing to Ohio State.”He is the No. 374 overall prospect and No. 58 wide receiver in the nation in the class of 2026, according to composite rankings from 247Sports.

  • 1 week ago | dispatch.com | Joey Kaufman

    Ohio State is through spring practice. A four-week stretch of practices concluded with its annual spring game on April 12.  The practices, including the final intrasquad scrimmage, provided a glimpse into how the Buckeyes might shuffle their depth chart for the next season. Here’s The Dispatch’s second crack at projecting who might start on offense, defense and special teams in 2025. QuarterbackStarter: Julian Sayin (rFr.)Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

  • 1 week ago | marionstar.com | Joey Kaufman

    Brock Boyd, a four-star wide receiver from a suburb of Dallas, has flipped his verbal commitment from TCU to Ohio State. In a social media post on April 15, Boyd wrote, “After many conversations and prayers, I would like to announce that I’m committing to Ohio State.”He is the No. 374 overall prospect and No. 58 wide receiver in the nation in the class of 2026, according to composite rankings from 247Sports.

  • 1 week ago | mansfieldnewsjournal.com | Joey Kaufman

    Brock Boyd, a four-star wide receiver from a suburb of Dallas, has flipped his verbal commitment from TCU to Ohio State. In a social media post on April 15, Boyd wrote, “After many conversations and prayers, I would like to announce that I’m committing to Ohio State.”He is the No. 374 overall prospect and No. 58 wide receiver in the nation in the class of 2026, according to composite rankings from 247Sports.

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Joey Kaufman
Joey Kaufman @joeyrkaufman
11 Apr 25

Ohio State tight end Will Kacmarek has been out with an injury as the Buckeyes wrap up spring practice this week: https://t.co/VRc5wYErRF

Joey Kaufman
Joey Kaufman @joeyrkaufman
10 Apr 25

Ohio State's spring game is two days away. Here are 10 players to watch in Saturday's scrimmage, starting with the quarterbacks who are neck and neck in the battle to replace Will Howard: https://t.co/jVoQ9TE2kS

Joey Kaufman
Joey Kaufman @joeyrkaufman
9 Apr 25

A torn hip abductor ailed Ohio State kicker Jayden Fielding last year, contributing to struggles at the end of the regular season. “It didn’t make it too easy trying to kick in those games, but I did my best to help the team out.” https://t.co/m89EEqMiLG