Buckeyes Control Trenches: ‘We showed dominance today’
For the second week in a row Ohio State absolutely obliterated an opponent, thanks to dominating play along both the offensive and defensive lines.
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For the second week in a row, Ohio State junior defensive end Chase Young has been named the Buckeyes’ defensive player of the game following a stellar performance in the opposing backfield. Just like last week against Florida Atlantic, Young tallied 1.5 sacks in Saturday’s 42-0 win over the Cincinnati Bearcats. Joining Young on the Players of the Game…

Chase Young had a great game on Saturday. Ohio State’s All-American junior defensive end totaled three tackles with 1.5 sacks. He also blocked a field goal to help preserve the Buckeyes’ shutout. He did everything you could ask a defensive end to do and he should be happy with that. Speaking with reporters after the game, Young was definitely in a good…

It’s your Week 2 edition of Grumpy Old Buckeye and we’re talking about Ohio State vs. the University of Cincinnati. If you’re new to this column, welcome! The aim here is to be the voice of negativity, even when things are generally pretty great. I point out the things from each game that make me want to walk out onto my lawn in my bathrobe and yell at people about it.


Jashon Cornell came to Ohio State as a defensive end, but quickly grew into a defensive tackle. He spent his first three years on the interior before being asked to move back outside to defensive end a year ago. This winter, he was moved back home to defensive tackle, but injuries to three of OSU’s top four defensive ends over the last few weeks forced…

COLUMBUS — In his first-ever game as an Ohio State Buckeye, sophomore quarterback Justin Fields was named OSU’s offensive player of the week for his performance in the Buckeyes’ 45-21 win over Florida Atlantic on Saturday. Fields completed 18-of-25 passes for 234 yards and four touchdowns. He also rushed for 61 yards on 12 attempts.

Jeff Hafley considers himself a college coach, having spent 10 years on college sidelines and seven years in the NFL. But over all of those previous seasons in college ball, he never experienced anything like he did on Saturday. Since Ryan Day hired Hafley to be co-defensive coordinator, he as been living a life of first experiences, but that’s what Ohio State can do to a guy.
