Ohio State passed its first big road test of the season with a 24–6 win at Washington, a game where the defense stole the show and the offense made timely plays. Now back in Columbus, the Buckeyes turn their attention to Minnesota under the lights at the Horseshoe.
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Ohio State’s first Big Ten road test of 2025 wasn’t pretty, but it was powerful. Behind a suffocating defense that held Washington without a touchdown, the Buckeyes grinded out a 24–6 win in Seattle to move to 4-0. Caden Curry and Kayden McDonald dominated the trenches, Julian Sayin stayed poised in his first true road start, and CJ Donaldson sealed the deal late. It was a statement of toughness, resilience, and championship mettle — the kind of win that keeps Ohio State atop the polls.
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The bye week is over, and now the season gets real. No. 1 Ohio State (3-0) heads west for its first true road and Big Ten test, a trip to Husky Stadium to face unbeaten Washington (3-0). The Huskies boast one of the nation’s most explosive offenses, led by dual-threat quarterback Demond Williams Jr. and running back Jonah Coleman, while the Buckeyes counter with the nation’s top scoring defense and a young star quarterback in Julian Sayin. Saturday’s clash isn’t just about records — it’s a litmus test for how battle-ready Ryan Day’s team is in a hostile environment against a program desperate to prove it belongs among the Big Ten’s elite.
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Fresh off a bye week, top-ranked Ohio State turns its focus to a massive road test at Washington. Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith have the offense clicking, but the Buckeyes will need more than fireworks through the air to stay unbeaten. Bo Jackson’s ground game and Matt Patricia’s defense will be under the spotlight against a Huskies squad eager to make a statement at home. This is the kind of September matchup that can shape playoff positioning and test Ohio State’s toughness away from the Horseshoe.
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Top-ranked Ohio State improved to 3–0 with a 37–9 win over Ohio, but it wasn’t without drama. The Bobcats briefly closed the gap in the third quarter before Julian Sayin, Jeremiah Smith, and the Buckeyes’ big-play offense pulled away to secure the victory heading into the bye week.
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Top-ranked Ohio State returns to the Horseshoe for a Saturday night clash with in-state foe Ohio University. After grinding out a statement win over Texas and unleashing fireworks against Grambling, the Buckeyes now face a Bobcats squad fresh off a win over West Virginia. It’s a chance for Ryan Day’s team to sharpen execution, build confidence, and prove they can bring the same edge every week.
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Ohio State did exactly what the nation’s No. 1 team is supposed to do, dismantling Grambling State 70-0 in a dominant Week 3 performance. Julian Sayin was nearly perfect, Jeremiah Smith flashed superstar potential, and the defense pitched a shutout while creating turnovers. The win not only showcased the Buckeyes’ explosiveness, but also gave Ryan Day a chance to build depth across the roster as young players saw valuable reps. With Ohio up next, the Buckeyes look every bit the part of a championship contender.
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Ohio State left no doubt in its first game as the nation’s No. 1 team since 2015, steamrolling Grambling State 70-0 in the Horseshoe. Julian Sayin was nearly flawless, completing his first 16 passes to set a school record and finishing 18 of 19 for 306 yards and four touchdowns in just one half of work. Jeremiah Smith added another highlight-reel performance with 119 yards and two scores, while the Buckeye defense pitched a shutout and held Grambling to just 166 total yards. The afternoon served as both a celebration of Ohio State’s rise back to the top spot in the polls and a glimpse at the program’s young stars who will define the future.
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Fresh off their statement win over No. 1 Texas, the top-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes return to the Horseshoe for a very different kind of test: their first-ever meeting with Grambling State. Saturday’s matchup won’t carry the same national stakes as last week’s showdown, but it offers Ryan Day’s team an opportunity to clean up the details, build confidence in a young offense, and showcase depth across the roster.
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Fresh off a gritty 14–7 win over No. 1 Texas, Ohio State returns home to face Grambling State in Week 2. The Buckeyes proved they can win a slugfest, but now the focus shifts to sharpening details, building rhythm in the run game, and giving Julian Sayin more confidence as the new QB1. Ryan Day’s team will be heavy favorites, but the real test isn’t the scoreboard—it’s whether Ohio State can clean up the offensive line play, establish consistency on the ground, and showcase its depth before Big Ten play begins. Expect to see plenty of rotations, plenty of young faces, and hopefully plenty of answers about what this team looks like beyond a top-five showdown.
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