After a loss to Southern California, Ohio State’s fans took shots at coach Jim Tressel, and he returned the favor.

The Buckeyes walked all over Toledo Saturday, but that didn’t translate in the latest AP poll.

When people said No. 11 Ohio State had no offense, quarterback Terrelle Pryor took offense.

Seven days before against USC, the Buckeyes suffered massive heartbreak. Against Toledo Saturday, the Bucks found the perfect heart medicine.

No one really knows what to expect from the crowd at Cleveland Browns Stadium on Saturday. Will it be dominated by Buckeyes fans? Or will the Rockets be represented?

The Ohio Air National Guard will open the Ohio State-Toledo football game in Cleveland with a flyover of two F-16 “Fighting Falcon” fighter jets from the Toledo-based 180th Fighter Wing.

In the wake of that 13-10 shocker at the Big House last season, No. 11 Ohio State knows a lot of things point to Toledo getting ready to ambush the Buckeyes this time.

Two games into the season and the Ohio State Buckeyes are still searching for a running attack.

On Tuesday, coach Jim Tressel called a segment of hard-core Ohio State fans “miserable.“

Starting right tackle Jim Cordle, the most experienced offensive lineman for No. 11 Ohio State, will miss the next three to four weeks with an ankle injury.

A lot of fans may be upset by the play of QB Terrelle Pryor, but his coach continues to lavish praise on him, saying the sophomore wished he had carried his team to a win over Southern California.

The Southern California-Ohio State thriller is the most-viewed college football game ever on ESPN.

A lot of people are wondering when Terrelle Pryor is going to step in and take control as the triggerman of Ohio State’s offense.

Watch Head Coach Jim Tressel’s weekly press conference as he talks about the loss to USC and previews Saturday’s match against Toledo.

Yes, Ohio State lost yet another marquee top-10 matchup. Yes, Saturday night’s 18-15 setback to No. 3 Southern California didn’t do much to quiet the critics.