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Ryan Day finally delivered what Ohio State fans had been waiting for: a national championship. But instead of taking a victory lap, Day is already working to make sure his program avoids any hint of complacency. As he told The Athletic, the Buckeyes can’t afford to live in the past, no matter how sweet the celebration was.

College football is in a state of flux entering the 2025 season, and most of the uncertainty centers around the future of the CFP. It’s clear the SEC and Big Ten — the sport’s two powers — want to expand the field to 14 or 16 teams.

Ohio State coach Ryan Day has tried to make one thing clear: This season’s team is the 2025 Buckeyes, not the defending national champions. “The team we have currently wants to leave their own legacy.

Here's what public records requested by The Dispatch tell us about how much Ohio State will both pay out and make for its 2025-26 nonconference schedule.

So, who's taking over under center? Last week, Ohio State Head Coach Ryan Day announced that sophomore Julian Sayin has won the starting job for the Buckeyes' first game. Though he played a little last season, Sayin's not a name casual college football watchers know just yet, so let's take a closer look at Ohio State's latest starting quarterback.

The Ohio State Buckeyes have been a solid program in terms of developing players in the secondary over the last several seasons. Think back to Jeff Okudah, who was among the best in the college ...

The Ohio State Buckeyes have been a solid program in terms of developing players in the secondary.