The Ohio State Buckeyes have five games remaining on their 2025 schedule in pursuit of a College Football Playoff birth, but how do they rank in difficulty?

Austin Siereveld's path at Ohio State has been unconventional, but he's become one of the best offensive tackles in college football.

From tortilla throwing to Saudi Arabia to surprise contenders, it's been an unusual college football season. And there's still a lot left.

The Wolverines and Hoosiers remain undefeated, but there are seven teams behind them with 3-1 records in conference play.

Through seven games, Sayin ranks fourth in passing touchdowns with 19, just behind three quarterbacks who have 21 each. If he maintains this level of play, Sayin has a real chance to become a Heisman finalist and possibly even a winner, an accomplishment none of the other quarterbacks on this list achieved during their first seasons as starters.

Ohio State Buckeyes? No, we are talking about the Ohio Buckeye tree. Here's what to know about the tree that named Ohio's favorite football team.

Fernando Mendoza has been sensational for the Hoosiers, throwing 21 touchdown passes to only two picks, while the skill core around him, including running back Roman Hemby and receivers Elijah Sarratt and Omar Cooper Jr., has shined. Indiana’s defense is right there with its offense, ranking No. 4 in FBS allowing only 11.6 points per game.

Ohio State basketball head coach Jake Diebler landed his best commitment to date with the verbal pledge of 5-star 2026 small forward Anthony Thompson.