Ohio State head coach Ryan Day is open to the idea of altering the postseason system. Going into the playoffs as the number two seed, having narrowly lost to In

Ohio State football does not play again until the quarterfinals of the College Football Playoff. Find out when.

The Ohio State Buckeyes finally avoided stumbling against the rival Wolverines, helping to set up what might be Ryan Day's most successful campaign to date. That's a loft ambition, of course, considering the Buckeyes just won the College Football Playoff (CFP) a year ago.

During "The Bobby Carpenter Show," Anthony Schlegel detained what the Buckeyes should be focusing on as they enter the playoffs.

Ryan Day and the Ohio State Buckeyes are bracing for some bad news ahead of the upcoming College Football Playoff.

Ryan Day will now be forced to replace Marcus Johnson in the midst of preparing for the College Football Playoff. While it's unknown if Johnson will continue to be on the sideline for Ohio State during its playoff run, his replacement will likely be announced after the season.

Ryan Day was excited about Ohio State’s No. 2 seeding in the College Football Playoff, stating the committee likely appreciated their battle into the fourth qua

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State will officially be the No. 2 seed in the College Football Playoff. The Buckeyes, despite a loss to Indiana on Saturday night, dropped just one spot. Now, a spot in the Cotton Bowl awaits. Here’s everything coach Ryan Day said during his Sunday press conference:

Ryan Day reflects on Ohio State’s loss to Indiana, admitting regret over a critical fourth-quarter field-goal decision for Buckeyes.

Ohio State won't play until Dec. 31 when the Cotton Bowl kicks off against either Miami or Texas A&M.

Mendoza beat out fellow finalists, Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin, Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia and Notre Dame running back Jeremiyah Love for the award. “All those (struggles) were blessings,