Coming off a national championship win over Notre Dame last Monday, the Buckeyes are feeling themselves, but the feeling couldn’t have been any more different nearly two months ago when Ryan Day, the Buckeyes’ often-criticized head coach, was nearly run out of town.

Former Alabama Crimson Tide quarterback/current ESPN analyst Greg McElroy made it clear this week how he feels about Ohio State Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day. McElroy is a big, big fan. And he's been a big fan since Day was filling in for Urban Meyer as the interim head coach at Ohio State in 2018.

Nick Saban is enjoying retirement from coaching in college football after leaving the Alabama Crimson Tide last year. He made his decision to end his coaching career last January.

Ohio State coach Ryan Day spent the weekend celebrating the program's ninth national championship, a crowning achievement for a group that had operated like one of the best teams in the country all year and then played some of its best football in the biggest moments with a challenging run through the College Football Playoff.

ESPN introduced the 2025 College Football Hall of Fame class on "College GameDay" during the pregame segment at the semifinal between Ohio State and Texas, a

Urban Meyer is one of the greatest coaches in Ohio State history. The NCAA icon coached the Buckeyes for seven seasons and achieved remarkable success with the program.

The best way to stop the Longhorns’ Red River stampede would seem to be the departure of Sarkisian. And unless Arch Manning is a bust, 2025 Texas football appears armed for another playoff assault.

Vinnie Sunseri played safety under Saban at Alabama from 2011-13. The Pittsburgh native racked up 105 total tackles and four interceptions with two returned for touchdowns for the Crimson Tide, who won back-to-back national championships (2011-12).

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Ohio State won its first national championship since 2014, the very first year of the College Football Playoff, on Monday with a 34-23 victory over Notre Dame.

How the Ohio State Buckeyes fare in defending their championship is something that will come into focus beginning with the Aug. 30 season opener against Texas.

No. 3 Notre Dame faces the Virginia Tech Hokies after Hannah Hidalgo scored 23 points in the Fighting Irish's 89-63 win over the Boston College Eagles.