Besieged by angry Ohio State fans who think his quarterback should be benched or moved to wide receiver, coach Jim Tressel defiantly said Tuesday he will make no major changes.

Based on what most of the fans saw on Saturday, it shouldn’t come as a huge shock that coach Jim Tressel and at least a few players felt that the Buckeyes overlooked the Boilermakers in Purdue’s shocking 26-18 upset.

It seems everyone has an opinion on how the seventh-ranked Buckeyes ended up losing to Purdue, a team that had won just one of its first six games, 26-18 on Saturday.

Goalie Cal Heeter stopped 39 shots Friday to help Ohio State beat Denver 4-0 for the Buckeyes’ first win of the men’s hockey season.

Terrelle Pryor believes he is making progress as a quarterback, and if given a chance would again wear Michael Vick’s name in his eyeblack.

Late hits are quite the topic of discussion as the Buckeyes prepare to host Wisconsin on Saturday.

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Ohio State knew Brandon Saine could run fast. Against Indiana, he showed he could run strong, too.

Shortly after the Buckeyes dispatched Illinois 30-0 on Saturday, a soaked Jim Tressel spoke with reporters. After the usual stuff about the second straight shutout, the offensive line’s play and a couple of his decisions during the game, he said, “But our guys love a challenge, and they know the next one is a night game on the road, hotel an hour and a half from the game.“

A day after he criticized the Big Ten’s one-game suspension of safety Kurt Coleman for a late hit, Ohio State coach Jim Tressel didn’t want to talk about it.

What was the message sent by Ohio State’s hot-tempered response to S Kurt Coleman’s one-game suspension for a helmet-to-helmet hit late in Saturday’s 30-0 win over Illinois?

Big Ten officials announce that OSU’s Kurt Coleman has been suspended for initiating helmet-to-helmet contact.

This was supposed to be an Ohio State team that needed its offense to carry the burden until the defense was on its feet. That couldn’t have been more wrong. In fact, the reverse might be true.