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CONTENTS 5 #TogetherAsBuckeyes 7 Ryan Day 11 Coaching Staff 16 The 2020 Buckeyes 23 Gameday 24 Stadium 28 Traditions 31 Buckeye Club 33 Academic Excellence 35 Academic Accomplishments 36 Eight National Championships 46 Thirty-Eight Big Ten Championships 50 Seven Winners 54 Bowl Game History 60 130 Years of Ohio State Football 69 Hall of Fame 71 Major College Football Awards 73 First Team All-Americans 74 First Team All-Big Ten 77 All-Time Captains 79 Team MVPs 81 First Round NFL Draft Choices 83 Head Coaches 86 Sports Radio

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Gene Smith Senior Vice President and Wolfe Foundation Endowed Athletics Director HEAD COACH RYAN DAY

7 Ryan Day is in his second full season as head coach of the . He enters the 2020 campaign with a career record of 16-1, a 10-0 mark in games, a Big Ten championship (2019) and appearance (2019).

Day is the first Ohio State coach in 40 years to be named Big Ten Conference Coach of the Year, and he earned the honor in 2019 by coaching, developing and leading one of the best teams ever in school history. His 2019 Buckeyes were dominant, winning 13 consecutive games by an average of over 36 points per game. The team ranked in the Top 5 of 12 major NCAA statistical categories, including No. 1 in total defense, No. 1 in pass defense and pass efficiency defense, No. 1 in QUICK FACTS offensive third down pct. and No. 4 in total offense. Hometown: Manchester, N.H. The 2019 Buckeyes became the first Big Ten team ever to win three High School: Manchester Central consecutive outright Big Ten titles and the team advanced to the College Age: 41 Football Playoffs for the third time in the six-year playoff history. Day’s Alma Mater: New Hampshire, 2002 (Business Administration) 13 victories in 2019 are tied for the most by a first-year FBS head coach Master’s Degree: Boston College, 2004 (Administrative Studies) and he is the first coach to win 13 games without the benefit of a bowl Year in Coaching: 19th (Fourth year at Ohio State) victory. The Buckeyes were ranked among the nation’s Top 5 in 14 of 16 Wife: Christina (“Nina”) weeks. Children: Son R.J.; and daughters Grace and Nia

Individually in 2019, Day coached a third consecutive Big Ten of the Year () and his program featured the

COACHING EXPERIENCE

2019-pres...... Head Coach...... Ohio State 2012...... Offensive Coordinator/WRs...... Temple 2018...... Offensive Coordinator/QBs...... Ohio State 2007-11...... Wide Receivers...... Boston College 2017...... Co-Offensive Coordinator/QBs...... Ohio State 2006...... Wide Receivers...... Temple 2016...... ...... 2005...... Graduate Assistant...... Florida 2015...... Quarterbacks...... 2003-04...... Graduate Assistant...... Boston College 2013-14...... Offensive Coordinator/QBs...... Boston College 2002...... Tight Ends...... New Hampshire

8 2020 Ohio State Football HEAD COACH RYAN DAY

HEAD COACHING RECORD Overall Conf. Final Year School Record Record Polls Bowl Game 2018 Ohio State 3-0 1-0 N/A N/A 2019 Ohio State 13-1 9-0 3/3 Fiesta Bowl (CFP Semifinal) Ohio State Totals 16-1 10-0 Career Totals 16-1 10-0

NO. 1 IN TD PASSES AND NO. 3 IN COMP. PCT. SINCE 2017 Ryan Day has directed one of the nation’s most explosive offenses through the air in the three seasons since his arrival in 2017. Under his tutelage, the offenses - led by quarterbacks J.T. Barrett, and Justin Fields - rank No. 1 nationally in passes thrown with 138. Ohio State’s 67.8 completion percentage is third-best nationally and its 296.7 yards per game ranks No. 11.

EIGHT CHAMPIONSHIPS IN LAST THREE SEASONS In Day’s three seasons, Ohio State has won eight championships: three straight Big Ten championships; three Big Ten East Division titles; the 2018 Cotton Bowl and 2019 Rose Bowl.

TOUCHDOWN, BUCKEYES! Over the past three seasons, Ohio State has scored 234 offensive - second most in the country - and averaged 43.5 points per game, which ranks No. 3 nationally. It’s also nearly seven points better than the next highest-ranking Big Ten team.

first 2,000-yard in school history (J.K. Dobbins), two Heisman Trophy finalists (Fields and ) – only the sixth time this has been accomplished – and four first- team All-Americans (Wyatt Davis, Dobbins, and Young). He was considered for virtually every national coach of the year honor and was named the first-year Coach of the Year by the Football Writers Association of America.

Day’s Impact The impact Day has had on the program in such a short time has been considerable.

No team has more passing touchdowns the past three seasons than the 138 that Ohio State quarterbacks have thrown in that time. Ohio State also ranks 11th over the past three seasons in passing yards per game (296.7) and third in completion percentage (67.8).

Ohio State is 38-4 and has won eight championships in Day’s three years with the program: three consecutive Big Ten Conference championships; three Big Ten East Division titles; the 2018 Cotton Bowl and 2019 Rose Bowl.

In 2018 Ohio State ranked second nationally in total offense and passing yards, and eighth in scoring. It established Big Ten Conference records for offensive yards per game (535.6), passing yards (5,100), passing yards per game (373.0), touchdown passes (51), completions RYAN DAY RECORDS (396) and total plays (1,131). Ohio State Home Record...... 9-0 (1.000) Career Home Record...... 9-0 (1.000) Individually, quarterback Dwayne Haskins was a Heisman Trophy finalist who became just Ohio State Road Record...... 6-0 (1.000) the sixth player to throw 50 touchdown passes in a season. He was named the Career Road Record...... 6-0 (1.000) Tribune Silver Football Award winner as the Big Ten’s best player and he was also voted Career Neutral Record...... 2-1 (.667) the Big Ten’s Offensive Player of the Year and its Quarterback of the Year. Career versus Top 25...... 6-1 (.857) Career versus Top 10...... 2-1 (.667) Day is a native of Manchester, N.H. He was a three-year starting quarterback at New Career versus Top 5...... 0-1 (.000) Hampshire when was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. He Career versus No. 1...... 0-0 was a team captain as a senior and earned his degree in business administration in 2002. Career in Overtime...... 0-0 He has a master’s in administrative studies from Boston College (2004). Career in Bowl/Playoff Games...... 0-1 (.000) Career in Conference Championship Games... 1-0 (1.000) Day, and his wife, Christina, who is referred to as “Nina,” have three children: Ryan Jr. or Career in National Championship Games...... 0-0 “RJ”, Grace and Ourania or “Nia”.

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COACHING STAFF

TONY ALFORD Assistant Head Coach for Offense / Running Backs 6TH SEASON HOMETOWN FAMILY Tony Alford, who has coached collegiate running backs for over 25 years, is in Akron, Ohio Wife, Trina his sixth season as assistant head coach for offense and running backs coach at . HIGH SCHOOL sons Rylan, Doherty (Colo.) Kyler & Braydon Alford was the No. 5 rated recruiter nationally in 2018 by CBSSports.com. ALMA MATER In his time at Ohio State, he has coached a Big Ten running back of the year Colorado State ’92 (), a Big Ten freshman of the year (Mike Weber) and freshman All-American (J.K. Dobbins).

MATT BARNES Special Teams Coordinator / Safeties 2ND SEASON HOMETOWN FAMILY Matt Barnes is in his second season as Ohio State’s special team’s coordinator Ljamsville, Md. Wife, Christina and assistant secondary coach. He was hired by head coach Ryan Day HIGH SCHOOL Son, Henry in January, 2019, after spending the prior three seasons coaching at the Urbana University of Maryland. Barnes has 11 years of collegiate coaching experience. ALMA MATER Barnes mentored second-team All-American and first-team all-Big Ten Salisbury ’08 Tre Watson this year and another pair of Terp who garnered All-Big Ten recognition: Jermaine Carter and Shane Cockerille.

KERRY COOMBS Defensive Coordinator / Secondary 7TH SEASON HOMETOWN FAMILY was named Ohio State’s defensive coordinator on Jan. 20 by Colerian, Ohio Wife, Holly Ohio State head coach Ryan Day. Coombs returns home to Ohio and Ohio HIGH SCHOOL Sons, Brayden and State after spending two successful seasons coaching for the Colerain Dylan; daughter, NFL’s Tennessee Titans. He had previously coached at Ohio State for six Cortney seasons, from 2012 through 2017. ALMA MATER Dayton ‘83 Coombs’ first go-around with the Buckeyes was a remarkable one, as evidenced by the five first-round NFL draft choices that he developed.

COREY DENNIS Quarterbacks 6TH SEASON HOMETOWN FAMILY , a senior quality control coach with the Ohio State Buckeyes Troy, Ala. Wife, Nicki for the past two seasons, is in his first season as Ohio State’s quarterback’s HIGH SCHOOL Sons, Troy and coach. He was been named to the position Jan. 10, 2020, by head coach Ryan Charles Henderson Gray Day. Dennis has been on Ohio State’s staff the past five seasons, including working the past two seasons with Day, wide receivers coach Brian Hartline ALMA MATER and the Buckeyes’ quarterbacks and receivers. These past two seasons have Georgia Tech ’14 been two of the most celebrated offensive campaigns in recent school history.

BRIAN HARTLINE Wide Receivers Coach 4TH SEASON HOMETOWN FAMILY Brian Hartline is a rising star in the coaching profession who is in his third North Canton, Ohio Wife, Kara season as wide receivers coach at Ohio State and in his fourth season, HIGH SCHOOL Son, Brayden; overall, coaching at his alma mater. GlenOak Daughter, Brooklyn This past December, Hartline was honored by the Coaches ALMA MATER Association as one of its AFCA 35 Under 35 honorees, a prestigious program Ohio State ‘09 that identifies and develops “premier, future leaders” in the football coaching profession.

LARRY JOHNSON Associate Head Coach / Defensive Line 7TH SEASON HOMETOWN FAMILY Larry Johnson is in his seventh season as defensive line coach with the Ohio Williamston, N.C. Wife, Christine State football program. Named to his position in early January, 2014, he was HIGH SCHOOL sons Larry Jr. elevated to associate head coach in 2019. & Tony (Karin), E.J. Hayes daughter, Teresa Johnson has coached more Big Ten defensive players of the year or linemen ALMA MATER & grandchildren of the year – 16! – than any program has in the Big Ten over the last 23 years. Elizabeth City Tony Jr., Laila, State ’73 Deklen & Jaylen

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GREG MATTISON Co-Defensive Coordinator 2ND SEASON HOMETOWN FAMILY Greg Mattison, a veteran defensive coordinator in the Football Bowl Madison, Wisc. Wife, Ann Subdivision and the , joined the Ohio State coaching HIGH SCHOOL son Bryan and staff in January, 2019 as co-defensive coordinator. Madison East daughter Lisa As Michigan’s defensive line coach from 2015-18, Mattison was part of four ALMA MATER consecutive units that have ranked in the top 5 nationally each year in total Wisconsin-La defense and pass defense, and has been top 5 in pass efficiency defense Crosse ‘71 during three of those seasons.

MICKEY MAROTTI Assistant AD for Football Sports Performance 9TH SEASON HOMETOWN ALMA MATERS Mickey Marotti is in his ninth season as the assistant for Ambridge, Pa. West Liberty St ’87 football sports performance at Ohio State and his 34th season overall as a Ohio State ’88 HIGH SCHOOL coach. He is considred among the foremost experts nationally in the critical West Virginia ’90 Ambridge area of strength and conditioning training and overseeing sports performance. FAMILY Wife, Susie Marotti has been performance coach for three national championship teams: son Mitchell and the 2006 and 2008 Florida Gators and the 2014 Ohio State Buckeyes. in 2016, daughter, Maddie he was named American Football Monthly’s FBS Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Year. GREG STUDRAWA Offensive Line 5TH SEASON HOMETOWN FAMILY Greg Studrawa is in his fifth season as coach of Ohio State’s offensive linemen Fostoria, Ohio Wife, Cindy and he is in his 31st season overall coaching on the collegiate level. HIGH SCHOOL daughters Samantha, Katelin St. Wendelin Studrawa has developed two major national award winners – Rimington & Allison Trophy winners and Billy Price – and four first-team All-Americans at ALMA MATER Ohio State: Elflein, Price, and Wyatt Davis in 2019. Bowling Green ’87

AL WASHINGTON Linebackers 2ND SEASON HOMETOWN FAMILY Columbus, Ohio native Al Washington, who played on and coached on Boston Columbus, Ohio Wife, Melissa College teams that included Ryan Day on staff and who has significant ties to HIGH SCHOOL sons Michael and the Buckeye football program, enters his second season coaching linebackers daughter, Audrey Bishop Watterson at Ohio State. ALMA MATER Washington grew up in and around and attended Bishop Boston College ’06 Watterson High School, graduating in 2002. His father, Al Washington Sr., played linebacker for the Buckeyes from 1977 through 1980.

KEVIN WILSON Offensive Coordinator / Tight Ends 4TH SEASON HOMETOWN FAMILY Kevin Wilson is in his fourth season as the Buckeyes’ offensive coordinator and Maiden, N.C. Wife, Angela tight ends coach. Wilson has directed some of the most prolific offenses in the HIGH SCHOOL daughters Elaina, nation over his 36-year coaching career. Maiden Makenzie & Marlee and sons Trey & Toby Wilson, a winner of the Frank in 2008 as the nation’s top ALMA MATER assistant coach and twice a finalist, coached potent and productive Indiana North Carolina offenses that led the Big Ten Conference in passing three times – 2012, 2013 ’84 / ’87 and 2015 – and finished second in 2016.

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18 JP Andrade, QB 7 Kamryn Babb, WR 7 Sevyn Banks, CB 43 Ryan Batsch, SAF 86 Chris Booker, WR 32 Tuf Borland, LB So. • La Verne, Ca. So. • St. Louis, Mo. Jr. • Orlando, Fla. Jr. • Loveland, Ohio Sr. • St. Louis, Mo. Gr. • Bolingbrook, Ill.

50 Nathan Brock, OL 26 Cameron Brown, CB 5 Baron Browning, LB 55 Jerron Cage, DT 4 Lejond Cavazos, CB 22 Steele Chambers, RB Sr. • Powell, Ohio Jr. • St. Louis, Mo. Gr. • Fort Worth, Texas Jr. • Cincinnati, Ohio Fr. • San Antonio, Texas Rs.-Fr. • Roswell, Ga.

91 Drue Chrisman, P 0 Jonathon Cooper, DE 10 Mookie Cooper, WR 43 Robert Cope, RB 93 Jacolbe Cowan, DL 56 Aaron Cox, DL Sr. • Cincinnati, Ohio Gr. • Gahanna, Ohio Fr. • Maryland Heights, Mo. Jr. • Dublin, Ohio Fr. • Charlotte, N.C. Sr. • Mantua, Ohio

24 Marcus Crowley, RB 61 Gavin Cupp, OL 38 Marvin Davies, WR 52 Wyatt Davis, OL 30 Kevin Dever, SAF 28 Dominic DiMaccio, K So. • Jacksonville, Fla. Gr. • Leipsic, Ohio Fr. • , Ohio Jr. • Bellflower, Calif. Jr. • Cleveland, Ohio Jr. • Columbus, Ohio

35 Tommy Eichenberg, LB 89 Luke Farrell, TE 1 Justin Fields, QB 4 Julian Fleming, WR 54 Tyler Friday, DE 70 Josh Fryar, OL So. • Cleveland, Ohio Sr. • Perry, Ohio Jr. • Kennesaw, Ga. Fr. • Catawissa, Pa. Jr. • Ramsey, N.J. Fr. • Beech Grove, Ind.

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16 2020 Ohio State Football THE OHIO STATE BUCKEYES

19 Dallas Gant, LB 87 Ellijah Gardiner, WR 92 Haskell Garrett, DT 49 Patrick Gurd, LB 57 Zaid Hamdan, DT 83 Cormontae Hamilton, DL Jr. • Toledo, Ohio Jr. • Kemp, Texas Sr. • Las Vegas, Nev. Fr. • New Albany, Ohio Jr. • Mason, Ohio Rs.-Fr. • Memphis, Tenn.

58 Ty Hamilton, DL 15 Jaylen Harris, WR 9 Zach Harrison, DE 95 Blake Haubeil, K 81 Jake Hausmann, TE 59 Darrion Henry-Young, DL Fr. • Pickerington, Ohio Sr. • Cleveland, Ohio So. • Lewis Center, Ohio Sr. • Buffalo, N.Y. Sr. • Cincinnati, Ohio Fr. • Cincinnati, Ohio

14 Ronnie Hickman, SAF 47 Justin Hilliard, LB 12 Gunnar Hoak, QB 23 Marcus Hooker, SAF 29 Zach Hoover, P 52 Antwuan Jackson, DT Rs-Fr. • Wayne, N.J. Gr. • Cincinnati, Ohio Gr. • Dublin, Ohio So. • New Castle, Pa. Sr. • Toledo, Ohio Gr. • Ellenwood, Ga.

68 Ryan Jacoby, OL 67 Jakob James, OL 64 Jack Jamieson, OL 8 Javontae Jean-Baptiste 77 Paris Johnson Jr., OT 13 Tyreke Johnson, CB Rs-Fr. • Mentor, Ohio Fr. • Cincinnati, Ohio Jr. • Lakewood, Ohio DE • So. • Spring Valley, N.Y. Fr. • Cincinnati, Ohio So. • Jacksonville, Fla.

25 Xavier Johnson, RB 79 Dawand Jones, OL 55 Matthew Jones, OL 46 Cade Kacherski, LB 38 Cameron Kittle, DB 62 Chris Kuhn, DL Jr. • Cincinnati, Ohio So. • Indianapolis, Ind. So. • Brooklyn, N.Y. Jr. • Dublin, Ohio Fr. • Glouster, Ohio Jr. • Sandusky, Ohio

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85 Austin Kutscher, WR 19 Jagger LaRoe, QB 69 Trey Leroux, OT 10 Cameron Martinez, DB 3 Demario McCall, RB 94 Roen McCullough, LS Jr. • Massilon, Ohio Jr. • Colleyville, Texas Fr. • Norwalk, Ohio Fr. • Muskegon, Mich. Sr. • North Ridgeville, Ohio Jr. • Columbus, Ohio

42 Lloyd McFarquhar, CB 90 Jaden McKenzie, DT 37 Mitchell Melton, LB 76 Harry Miller, OL 9 Jack Miller III, QB 3 Teradja Mitchell, LB Jr. • Cleveland, Ohio Rs-Fr. • Wake Forest, N.C. Fr. • Olney, Md. So. • Buford, Ga. Fr. • Scottsdale, Ariz. Jr. • Virginia Beach, Va.

75 Thayer Munford, OT 71 Josh Myers, OC 2 Chris Olave, WR 96 Michael O’Shaughnessy 78 Nicholas Petit-Frere, OT 36 K’Vaughan Pope, LB Sr. • Cincinnati, Ohio Jr. • Miamisburg, Ohio Jr. • San Marcos, Calif. P • So. • New Albany, Ohio So. • Tampa, Fla. Jr. • Dinwiddie, Va.

97 Noah Potter, DE 41 Josh Proctor, SAF 12 Lathan Ransom, SAF 80 Corey Rau, TE 42 Bradley Robinson, LS 34 Mitch Rossi, TE Rs-Fr. • Mentor, Ohio Jr. • Owasso, Okla. Fr. • Tucson, Ariz. Gr. • Katy, Texas Sr. • Troy, Mich. Sr. • Franklin, Tenn.

84 Joe Royer, TE 88 Jeremy Ruckert, TE 44 Ben Schmiesing, LB 13 Gee Scott Jr., WR 98 Jake Seibert, K 8 Trey Sermon, RB Fr. • Cincinnati, Ohio Jr. • Lindenhurst, N.Y. Jr. • Piqua, Ohio Fr. • Seattle, Wash. Fr. • Cincinnati, Ohio Gr. • Marietta, Ga.

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18 2020 Ohio State Football THE OHIO STATE BUCKEYES

17 Bryson Shaw, SAF 39 Cody Simon, LB 29 Darryl Sinclair, WR 60 Ryan Smith, OL 11 Tyreke Smith, DE 11 Jaxson Smith-Njigba, WR Rs-Fr. • Eldersburg, Md. Fr. • Jersey City, N.J. Sr. • Solon, Ohio So. • Medina, Ohio Jr. • Cleveland, Ohio Fr. • Rockwall, Texas

59 Zach Stevenson, OL 16 Cade Stover, TE 7 C.J. Stroud, QB • Fr. 34 Alec Taylor, WR 33 Master Teague III, RB 72 Tommy Togiai, DT So. • Lewis Center, Ohio Rs-Fr. • Mansfield, Ohio Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Jr. • Steubenville, Ohio So. • Murfreesboro, Tenn. Jr. • Pocatello, Idaho

73 Grant Toutant, OL 17 Danny Vanatsky, QB 66 Enokk Vimahi, OL 6 Taron Vincent, DT 24 Shaun Wade, CB 16 Ryan Watts, CB Fr. • Warren, Mich. Jr. • Cincinnati, Ohio Rs-Fr. • Kahuku, So. • Bradenton, Fla. Gr. • Jacksonville, Fla. Fr. • Little Elm, Texas

20 Pete Werner, LB 82 Sam Wiglusz, WR 51 Trayvon Wilburn, LB 6 Jameson Williams, WR 2 Kourt Williams, SAF 28 Miyan Williams, RB Sr. • Indianapolis, Ind. Jr. • Brecksville, Ohio Jr. • Cincinnati, Ohio So. • St. Louis, Mo. Fr. • Bellflower, Calif. Fr. • Cincinnati, Ohio

21 Marcus Williamson, CB 5 Garrett Wilson, WR 74 Max Wray, OL 53 Luke Wypler, OL 25 Craig Young, LB Sr. • Westerville, Ohio So. • Austin, Texas So. • Franklin, Tenn. Fr. • Montvale, N.J. So • Fort Wayne, Ind.

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BEST TRADITIONS Ohio State proudly boasts an alma mater (), two fight songs Sports Illustrated Vault, ( and ) and a state rock song (Hang on Aug. 22, 2011 Sloopy). Across the Field was ranked in the Top 10 for most inspiring fight songs in the country in a list compiled in 1990 by Bill Studwell, a librarian at #1 SCRIPT OHIO Northern Illinois University (and expert). The pieces were graded on music quality, lyrics and overall tune. “To the untrained eye high above the field, it might appear at first that CARMEN OHIO BUCKEYE BATTLE CRY the members of the Ohio Oh! Come let’s sing Ohio’s praise, In old Ohio there’s a team State University Marching And songs to Alma Mater raise; that’s known thru-out the land; Band are imitating a While our hearts rebounding thrill, Eleven warriors, brave and bold, snake. In fact, they are With joy which death alone can still. whose fame will ever stand. executing a highly- Summer’s heat or Winter’s cold. And when the ball goes over, choreographed, The seasons pass, the years will roll; our cheers will reach the sky, 75-year-old Time and change will surely show will hear again tradition How firm thy friendship O-hi-o. The Buckeye Battle Cry – that brings Drive! Drive on down the field, chills to the ACROSS THE FIELD Men of the scarlet and gray; fans—and Fight the team across the field, Don’t let them thru that line, the fans to a show them Ohio’s here We have to win this game today, roar—at every Set the earth reverberating Come on, Ohio! Buckeyes with a mighty cheer Smash through to victory. home game.” Rah! Rah! Rah! We cheer you as you go: Hit them hard and see Our honor defend how they fall; We will fight to the for O-hi-o. Never let that team get the ball, Hail! Hail! the gang’s all here, So let’s win that old conference now.

23 OHIO STADIUM

The 2020 football season will be the 99th season that Ohio State will play BUILT...... 1922 its home games in one of the most iconic, venerable and great stadiums in ARCHITECT...... Howard Dwight Smith college football: Ohio Stadium. Ground was broken for its construction on Aug. 3, 1921 and 14 months, and just over $1.5 million in construction costs later, Ohio COST...... $1.3 million Stadium was completed. More than $1 million of that cost was pledged by proud FIRST GAME...... Ohio Wesleyan, Oct. 7, 1922 and dedicated Ohio State football fans. DEDICATION GAME...... Michigan, Oct. 21, 1922 Ohio State boasts the second highest winning percentage at Ohio Stadium ORIGINAL CAPACITY...... 66,210 nationally among schools that have played 500-or-more games in their current PRESENT CAPACITY...... 102,780 stadium. Ohio State has a 450-112-20 all-time record in Ohio Stadium for a winning percentage of .790. LARGEST CROWD...... 110,045 vs. Michigan, 2016 ARTIFICIAL TURF INSTALLED....1970, 2007, 2014 GRASS SURFACE INSTALLED...... 1990 LARGEST OHIO STADIUM CROWDS RENOVATION...... 1999-2001 Attendance Date Opponent 1. 110,045 11-26-2016 Michigan RE-DEDICATION...... Akron, Sept. 8, 2001 2. 109,302 10-28-2017 Penn State ALL-TIME WIN-LOSS RECORD...... 450-112-20 3. 109,088 9-9-2017 Oklahoma 4. 108,975 11-21-2015 Michigan St. 5. 108,750 11-5-2016 Nebraska 6. 108,610 11-29-2014 Michigan 7. 108,423 10-17-2015 Penn State 8. 108,414 9-16-2017 Army 9. 108,362 9-27-2014 Cincinnati 10. 108,075 11-7-2015 Minnesota 11. 107,869 10-10-2015 Maryland 12. 107,517 9-6-2014 13. 107,420 10-8-2016 Indiana 14. 107,297 10-29-2016 Northwestern For more information on Ohio Stadium 15. 107,193 9-3-2016 Bowling Green policies and a complete A-Z Guide, visit OhioStateBuckeyes.com/gameday

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SCRIPT OHIO The signature formation of the Ohio State THE “I” DOT The familiar kick, turn and bow by a fourth or Marching Band performed before, during halftime or after home fifth-year sousaphone player at the top of the “i” at the end of “Le football games. Regiment” was an innovation introduced by Glen R. Johnson in 1938.

BUCKEYE A Buckeye is a small, shiny, BUCKEYE LEAVES A decal of a BUCKEYE GROVE Since 1934, a dark brown nut with a light tan patch that buckeye leaf, about the size of a quarter, Buckeye tree has been planted in honor comes from the official state tree of Ohio, is applied to football helmets for big of each of Ohio State’s All-Americans. the buckeye tree. plays and consistency on the field. and longtime trainer Ernie Biggs started the tradition in 1968.

28 2020 Ohio State Football TRADITIONS

SENIOR TACKLE HOMECOMING SCARLET AND GRAY Ohio State’s A tradition since 1913 where First recognized in 1912, official school colors since 1878, scarlet the seniors hit the blocking Homecoming began as and gray, were chosen by a group of sled one final time. “Ohio State Day.” three students in a lecture room in University Hall because “it was a pleasing combination.”

GOLD PANTS A gold charm replica of a pair of football pants is given to players and coaches following wins over Michigan. VICTORY BELL Located in the southeast tower of Ohio Stadium, the Victory Bell is rung by Alpha Phi Omega members after every Ohio State victory.

HONORARY “I”-DOTTERS Woody Hayes, Bob Hope, Jack Nicklaus, Senator John Glenn and are among the select few non-band members who THE ILLIBUCK TROPHY have had the honor of dotting the “i” in Script Ohio. This The winner of the Ohio State/Illinois game is considered the greatest honor the band can bestow to has received the Illibuck trophy since the any non-band member and is an extremely rare event. tradition began in 1925. Illibuck was a live turtle, but has been a wooden replica since 1927.

CAPTAIN’S BREAKFAST Started in 1934, this annual event is held on Homecoming weekend.

TUNNEL OF PRIDE The Tunnel of Pride began in 1995 when Notre Dame and Ohio State met for the first time in nearly 50 years. A tradition that continues Block “O” is Ohio State’s largest student organization. It was founded in every other year when Michigan visits 1938 by Clancy Isaac of the Ohio Staters. Ohio Stadium, former football players attending the game are asked to form a tunnel for the team to run through as it enters the field.

29 NCAA COMPLIANCE REGULATIONS

The Ohio State University Athletics Compliance Office is committed to a comprehensive compliance program that educates everyone about the importance of adhering to NCAA, Big Ten and institutional rules. We strive to create a “compliance conscience” within the University and throughout the community.

WHAT IS COMPLIANCE ? ARE YOU A BOOSTER ? The Compliance Office is charged with the following tasks: You are a booster if you have:

• EDUCATING. coaches, administrators, staff, prospects, student- • Made any financial contribution to the Ohio State Department .athletes and boosters about NCAA, Big Ten and institutional rules; .of Athletics. This includes purchasing season tickets.

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Pete Johnson Mike Lanese Jim Laughlin Jeff Logan Bill Lukens Marcus Marek Tom Perdue 1976 1970 2003 2003 1984 1985 1979 1977 1976 1980 1961 2003 Vincent dePaul 1985 Draddy Award 1985 Rhodes Scholar 2003 AAA of the Year 2003 NCAA Top VIII Award

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Rank SEPT 26 Fort Knox W 59-0 OCT 03 Indiana W 32-21 10 Southern California W 28-12 1 17 Purdue W 26-0 1 24 at Northwestern W 20-6 1 31 at #6 Wisconsin L 7-17 6 NOV 07 Pittsburgh W 59-19 10 14 vs. #13 Illinois W 44-20 5 21 #4 Michigan W 21-7 3 28 Iowa Seahawks W 41-12

1942 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS – ASSOCIATED PRESS

Front Row: William Durtschi, Robert Frye, , Thomas James, Lindell Houston, Wilbur Schneider, Richard Palmer, William Hackett, George Lynn, Martin Amling, Warren McDonald, Cyril Lipaj, Loren Staker, , , Carmen Naples, Ernie Biggs. Second Row: William Dye, Frederick Mackey, Caroll Widdoes, , Thomas Antenucci, George Slusser, Thomas Cleary, Paul Selby, William Vickroy, Jack Roe, Robert Jabbusch, Gordon Appleby, Paul Priday, Paul Matus, Robert McCormick, Phillip Drake, . Third Row: (Head Coach), Hugh McGranahan, , , Kenneth Coleman, James Rees, Tim Taylor, William Willis, William Sedor, John White, Kenneth Eichwald, Robert Shaw, Donald McCafferty, John Dugger, Donald Steinberg, , Eugene Fekete.

Though World War II loomed over the nation, Ohio State football fans reveled in one of the most glorious seasons ever. The Buckeyes captured the school’s first national championship as well as a Big Ten title, finishing the year 9-1 and ranked No. 1 in the Associated Press poll. Led by a star-studded backfield that included Les Horvath, Paul Sarringhaus and , OSU rolled to 337 points, a record that stood until 1969. The only loss of the season, a 17-7 decision at Wisconsin, even had an asterisk as several key players and coaches caught a debilitating virus from a drinking fountain on the train from Chicago to Madison.

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Rank SEPT 25 Indiana W 28-0 14 OCT 02 #18 California W 21-13 10 09 at Illinois W 40-7 4 16 #13 Iowa W 20-14 4 23 #2 Wisconsin W 31-14 1 30 at Northwestern W 14-7 2 NOV 06 #20 Pitt W 26-0 2 13 at Purdue W 28-6 1 20 #12 Michigan W 21-7 1 JAN 01 vs. #17 USC W 20-7

1954 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS – ASSOCIATED PRESS

Front Row: , Kenneth Thompson, James Roseboro, Morris, William Cummings, Raymond Williams, William Jobko, Jack Archer, David Richards, Jerry Trabue, James Wassmund, Richard Guy, Richard Slicker, Robert Lilienthal, Robert Cole, William Michael, Ernie Godfrey. Second Row: Zahler, Gene Fekete, James Parker, , Raymond Riticher, Carroll Howell, Gerald Glenn Krisher, , Richard Hilinski, John Borton, Richard Brubaker, Jack Gibbs, Bobby Watkins, Dean Dugger, Thurlow Weed, David Williams, Paul Ludwig, Donald Swartz, James Reichenbach. Third Row: Woody Hayes (Head Coach), , James Young, Jan Shedd, Andrew Okulovich, Gage, William Collmar, Thomas Spears, William Booth, Robert Bond, Francis Machinsky, Kenneth Vargo, Robert Thornton, David Weaver, Jerry Harkrader, Donald Stoeckel, Donald Vicic, Shingledecker, William Hess, , Harry Strobel, . Fourth Row: Lee Williams, Thomas Dillman, Aurelius Thomas, Lee Nussbaum, Thomas Quinn, Edward Howley, Stanley Humbert, Elbert Ebinger, Donald Frank, Karl Sommer, Lalo Blazeff, Charles Robson, Frederick Kriss, Franklin Ellwood, Franklyn Theis, Richard Ramser.

Ohio State claims its second national championship with a perfect 10-0 season, beating Southern Cal, 20-7, in a rainy, mud- soaked Rose Bowl game. The rift between West Coast writers and Hayes is born when the OSU coach criticizes the Tournament of Roses Association for not covering the field before the game and allowing the bands to perform at halftime. The team forced 35 turnovers during a season in which the Buckeyes knocked off six ranked teams.

Rank SEPT 28 Texas Christian L 14-18 OCT 05 at Washington W 35-7 12 Illinois W 21-7 19 Indiana W 56-0 12 26 at Wisconsin W 16-13 8 NOV 02 Northwestern W 47-6 6 09 Purdue W 20-7 6 16 #5 Iowa W 17-13 3 23 at #19 Michigan W 31-14 2 JAN 01 vs. Oregon W 10-7

1957 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS – UPI AND FOOTBALL WRITERS

Front Row: Gerald Bowsher, James Schultz, David Kilgore, J. Jones, Leroy Cowans, William Beam, Leonard Fontes, Via, William Wentz, Jerry Fields, Kenneth Seilkop, David Zuhars, Birtho Arnold, Lemon, Don Crowl, Paul Ballmer. Second Row: William Hess, Leroy Carr, Alex Nagy, Larry Disher, Raymond Beerman, Ronald Cook, Herbert Jones, Joseph Cannavino, William Jobko, John Martin, , Leo Brown, Donald Sutherin, Aurelius Thomas, Joseph Trivissonno, Charles Zawacki, Thomas Crawford, Thomas Baldacci, Russell Provenza, Edward Breehl, Thomas Dillman, David Weaver. Third Row: Woody Hayes (Head Coach), John Dresser, Andrew Okulovich, James Marshall, James Houston, Loren White, Bruce Schram, Fred Schenking, Richard Schafrath, Ernest Spychalski, Daniel James, Albert Crawford, Donald Clark, Francis Kremblas, Russel Bowermaster, Tommy Joe Morgan, Daniel Fronk, David Wagner, Phillip Robinson, Gary Ballenger, Charles LeBeau, Ernie Godfrey, Harry Strobel. Fourth Row: , Gene Fekete, Esco Sarkkinen, Casimir Adulewicz, Walsh, Ralph Gage, Ralph Bailey, John Lord, Preston McMurry, Richard Michael, Clifford Wilson, James Rowland, George Craig, James Samuels, Harvey Herrmann, James Matz, Gene Bryant, Thomas Kreakbaum, John Moran, Richard Anders, Lyal Clark.

After dropping the season opener, 18-14, to TCU at home, the Buckeyes win nine-consecutive games to capture the school’s third national championship – the second under Woody Hayes. Ohio State knocked off Oregon 10-7 in the Rose Bowl for its third- consecutive win in Pasadena. The Buckeye defense only allowed six fourth-quarter points all year.

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Rank 3 SEPT 30 Texas Christian T 7-7 8 OCT 07 UCLA W 13-3 7 14 Illinois W 44-0 7 21 at Northwestern W 10-0 6 28 at Wisconsin W 30-21 5 NOV 04 #9 Iowa W 29-13 3 11 at Indiana W 16-7 3 18 Oregon W 22-12 2 25 at Michigan W 50-20

1961 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS – FOOTBALL WRITERS

Front Row: Jack Wallace, Daniel Connor, Dennis Clotz, Charles Wittmer, Bob Ferguson, Ronald Houck, George Tolford, Charles Bryant, Samuel Tidmore, Thomas Perdue, Robert Ingram, Roger Detrick, Larry Stephens, Paul Martin, Jack Roberts, Howard Lambert. Second Row: Woody Hayes (Head Coach), Kenneth Johnson, Ben Jones, David Katterhenrich, Rodney Foster, Edward Ulmer, , Billy Armstrong, Robert Vogel, Robert Middleton, William Mrukowski, , William Hess, Robert Klein, Von Allen Hardman, Richard Haupt, Ernie Godfrey. Third Row: David Tingley, Wayne Betz, Raymond Krstolic, John Mummey, David Francis, Norman Vanscoy, Thomas Jenkins, Dean Fronk, James Bearss, Ormonde Ricketts, Charles Mamula, Matthew Snell, Joseph Sparma, , William Jones, Robert Bruney.Fourth Row: Elwood Rayford, Richard Laskowski, Robert Butts, Stewart Baffer, Karl Kumler, Robert Lister, Richard Mangiamelle, Richard Van Raaphorst, Chester Mirick, Dennis Hullinger, Douglas Lyons, Larry Marmie, Albert Parker, Ronald Carter, Albert Zima, Douglas Fortney. Fifth Row: Harry Strobel, , William Gunlock, Esco Sarkkinen, Dale Sunderhaus, William Unger, Bernie Stanley, William Hall, Dennis Carter, Glenn Schembechler, James Herbstreit, Lyal Clark, William Wentz, Ernie Biggs.

Ohio State finishes 8-0-1, wins at Michigan, 50-20, claims the Big Ten crown and is named national champions by the Football Writers. A bitter dispute among the school’s faculty council erupted when a Rose Bowl invitation arrived. By a narrow margin, the council voted not to accept the invitation and skip the bowl game. A livid Hayes claimed for years the decision hampered his recruiting efforts.

Rank 11 SEPT 28 Southern Methodist W 35-14 6 OCT 05 Oregon W 21-6 4 12 #1 Purdue W 13-0 2 19 Northwestern W 45-21 2 26 at Illinois W 31-24 2 NOV 02 #16 Michigan St W 25-20 2 09 at Wisconsin W 43-8 2 16 at Iowa W 33-27 2 23 #4 Michigan W 50-14 1 JAN 01 vs. #2 USC W 27-16

1968 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS – CONSENSUS

Front Row: James Roman, Gary Roush, Jaren Bombach, Gerald Ehrsam, John Muhlbach, Mark Stier, Dirk Worden, Nicholas Roman, , David Foley, Victor Stottlemyer, William Long, Bob Smith, John Stowe, Edward Bender, John Sobolewski. Second Row: Woody Hayes (Head Coach), Daniel Aston, Butch Smith, Mike Polaski, Alan Jack, David Whitfield, Paul Schmidlin, Charles Hutchison, Ted Provost, William Urbanik, William Nielsen, Paul Huff, , Arthur Burton, David Brungard, Kevin Rusnak. Third Row: , William Hackett, Jim Gentile, Ray Gillian, Michael Radtke, Steven Crapser, Tom Backhus, Randall Hart, William Pollitt, , Leophus Hayden, Theodore Kurz, Horatius Greene, Robert Trapuzzano. Fourth Row: James Stillwagon, , Larry Zelina, Larry Qualls, Rex Kern, James Conroy, David Cheney, Charles Aldrin, Brian Donovan, Richard Kuhn, James Opperman, Richard Troha, Gerald King, , Thomas Ecrement. Fifth Row: Steven Page, Michael Dale, Vince Suber, , Ralph Holloway, Tim Anderson, Charles Waugh, Ronald Maciejowski, Ed Lapuh, Henry Hausman, James Marsh, Mark Debevc, James Coburn, Dennis Laws. Sixth Row: Lester Wells, , Philip Strickland, Doug Adams, Tim Wagner, Hugh Hindman, William Mallory, Esco Sarkkinen, Louis McCullough, Earle Bruce, , , , Tiger Ellison.

Arguably the finest Ohio State team in history uses a dominating 50-14 win over Michigan and a 27-16 come-from-behind victory over Southern California in the Rose Bowl to earn the school’s fifth national championship. Before the final polls crowning the Buckeyes champions are released, Coach Hayes departs for Vietnam for a volunteer trip to talk football with U.S. servicemen. Later, the Sporting News called this team one of the 10 greatest college football teams of all-time. The Ohio State offense averaged 32 points per game and 440 yards per contest.

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Rank 1 SEPT 26 Texas A&M W 56-13 1 OCT 03 Duke W 34-10 1 10 at Michigan State W 29-0 1 17 Minnesota W 28-8 1 24 at Illinois W 48-29 2 31 #20 Northwestern W 24-10 3 NOV 07 at Wisconsin W 24-7 3 14 at Purdue W 10-7 5 21 #4 Michigan W 20-9 2 JAN 01 vs. #12 Stanford L 17-27

1970 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS – NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION

Front Row: Richard Kuhn, Jack Tatum, Larry Zelina, William Anderson, Mike Sensibaugh, Bruce Jankowski, David Cheney, Ronald Maciejowski, Rex Kern, James Stillwagon, Jan White, Doug Adams, Leophus Hayden, Philip Strickland, Brian Donovan, Mark Debevc, John Brockington. Second Row: Woody Hayes (Head Coach), Jim Gentile, Richard Simon, Richard Troha, James Oppermann, Gerald King, Michael Dale, James Marsh, Bruce Smith, James Coburn, Charles Waugh, David Wright, Roger Burrows, Timothy Harman, James Conroy, Ralph Holloway, Jimmie Harris. Third Row: Dan Givens, David Long, Greg Mountz, Milan Vecanski, Richard Wakefield, Donald Lamka, Ward Cappell, Thomas Houser, Stanley White, Thomas Campana, Thomas DeLeone, Harry Howard, , Robert Sapanaro, Ken Luttner, William Conley. Fourth Row: Thomas Battista, Gary Lago, George Hasenohrl, Kirk Jones, Ross Moore, Jeff Brown, Lawrence Graf, Fred Pisanelli, Michael Scannell, Rick Seifert, Gary Sloan, Fred Schram, Marvin Kinsey, Thomas Rabatin, Richard Ferko. Fifth Row: Roger Zuene, Richard Galbos, Gary Zetts, Shad Williams, Charles Beecroft, Thomas Nixon, Anthony Pitstick, John Doll, John Cummings, Frank Andrulis, Randall Cowman, Martin Lucki, Earl Belgrave, Charles Bonica. Sixth Row: R. Conroy, Daniel Sivinski, Ken Dixon, Terry Strong, John Hicks, Timothy Wersel, Jon Breuleux, Willie Teague, John Hughes, Kevin Fletcher, John Bledsoe, Thomas Baxa, Elliot Rice. Seventh Row: T. Steel, George Chaump, Ralph Staub, Esco Sarkkinen, Richard Walker, Earle Bruce, Louis McCullough, Rudy Hubbard, David McClain, John Mummey.

Jim Stillwagon wins both the Outland and the first . Ohio State rolls to nine-consecutive wins – including a 20-9 triumph over Michigan that has been called one of the most emotional games in Ohio Stadium history – before falling to Stanford in the Rose Bowl. Ohio State still was awarded a national championship by the National Football Foundation. A senior class featuring six All-Americans and nine all-Big Ten selections leaves OSU with a three-year mark of 27-2.

Rank 13 AUG 24 Texas Tech W 45-21 8 SEPT 07 Kent State W 51-17 6 14 #10 Washington St. W 25-7 6 21 at Cincinnati W 23-19 6 28 Indiana W 45-17 5 OCT 05 at Northwestern W 27-16 5 12 San Jose State W 50-7 4 19 at Wisconsin W 19-14 4 26 #18 Penn State W 13-7 6 NOV 02 #23 Minnesota W 34-3 3 09 at Purdue W 10-6 2 16 at Illinois W 23-16 OT 2 23 #12 Michigan W 14-9 2 JAN 03 vs. #1 Miami (Fla.) W 31-24 2OT 2002 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS – CONSENSUS

Front Row: Tim Anderson, Bryce Bishop, Jason Bond, , Adrien Clarke, Ivan Douglas, , Scott Kuhnhein, , , , , , Chris Vance, Michael Stafford, David Thompson, Jack Tucker, , Jesse Kline, Craig Krenzel, , Scott McMullen, Richard McNutt. Second Row: (Head Coach), Redgie Arden, LeAndre Boone, , Bobby Britton, Jason Caldwell, Bam Childress, John Hollins, , Harlen Jacobs, Pat O’Neill, Fred Pagac, B.J. Sander, Michael Jenkins, Thomas Matthews, , Robert Reynolds, , Will Smith, , Angelo Chattams, Ryan Cook. Third Row: Kevin Groom, , Simon Fraser, , Marcus Green, Roy Hall, Ryan Hamby, , Adam Olds, JaJa Riley, , Brandon Schnittker, Andree Tyree, Maurice Hall, , Mike Roberts, Bobby Carpenter, R.J. Coleman, Mike D’Andrea, Doug Datish, T.J. Downing, , Pat Fuller. Fourth Row: A.J. Hawk, , Mike Kudla, , Brandon Mitchell, Joel Penton, Quinn Pitcock, , , Tim Schafer, , , E.J. Underwood, Stan White, Jr., , John Adams, David Andrews, Kyle Andrews, Mike Bogart, Chris Conwell, Bryce Culver. Fifth Row: Chris Kaeding, Ray Pongonis, John Lombardo, Michael DeMaria, Steve Graef, Mike Kne, Jamal Luke, John McLaughlin, Jeremy Miller, Jim Otis, Roshawn Parker, Scott Petroff, Jeremy Uhlenhake, Mike Young, John Conroy, Rob Harley, Steven Moore, Steve Winner, Antonio Smith, Bob Sweeney, Doug Calland. Sixth Row: , , Joe Daniels, , , , , Tim Spencer, , , Dick Tressel, Allan Johnson, Bernardo Amerson, John Hill, Sori Kanu, Mark Staten, Jeff Ryan, , Mark Quisenberry. Not pictured: Branden Joe, Joe Bradley.

Ohio State captures the school’s seventh national championship and the Big Ten’s first unanimous crown since 1968 by compiling a 14-0 record and defeating Miami in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl on Jan. 3. The 14 victories set an NCAA Division I-A record. The Buckeyes begin the season ranked 13th in the Associated Press Preseason Poll, but gradually work their way up to the No. 2 spot prior to their showdown with the previously unbeaten and top-ranked Hurricanes. Their 31-24 double-overtime victory over Miami is typical of a heart-pounding season in which they win five games by six points or less.

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2014 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS – CONSENSUS

Front Row: Noah Spence, Kyle Clinton, Russell Doup, Chad Lindsay, J.T. Moore, Darryl Baldwin, Steve Miller, , , , , Michael Bennett, Devin Smith, , Rod Smith, Joel Hale, Rashad Frazier, Peter Gwilym, Nic Sarac, , . Second Row: (Head Coach), , Warren Ball, Devan Bogard, Ron Tanner, Jacoby Boren, Joe Burger, Chris Carter, , Bryce Haynes, Armani Reeves, , Tommy Schutt, Antonio Underwood, Cameron Williams, Corey Smith, Nick Snyder, Jeff Greene, Craig Fada, Chris Rock, Kevin Niehoff, Kato Mitchell.Third Row: , Ezekiel Elliott, Dontre Wilson, , Cam Burrows, Michael Cibene, Kyle Dodson, Bri’onte Dunn, Michael Thomas, , Pat Elflein, , Khaleed Franklin, Trey Johnson, Cameron Johnston, , Aaron Mawhirter, Devlin McDaniel, Aaron Parry, Joe Ramstetter, DeVonte Butler. Fourth Row: Mike Maduko, Luke Morgan, James Clark, , J.T. Barrett, Marcus Baugh, , Michael Hill, , , Evan Lisle, Donovan Munger, Billy Price, Tracy Sprinkle, , Johnnie Dixon, , Reakwon McMillan, Stephen Collier, Marcelys Jones, Kyle Trout, Logan Gaskey, Dylan Thompson. Fifth Row: Jeffie Johnson, Kyle Berger, Dante Booker, Noah Brown, , , , Sam Hubbard, , Demetrius Knox, , Terry McLaurin, Sean Nuernberger, Darius Slade, Erick Smith, Brady Taylor, Damon Webb, Isaiah Williams, Kosta Karageorge, Guy Ferrelli, R.J. Morris. Sixth Row: Sean McMickle, Brett Burger, Lew Holder, Mark Quisenberry, David Trichel, Greg Gillum, Ryan Stamper, Mark Pantoni, Stan Jefferson, Vince Okruch, Doug Calland, Chris Kaeding, Ray Pongonis, Jim Borchers, Bob Sweeney, Mike Sypniak, Shaun Barnhouse, Tony Laurenzi, Kevin Ries, Sam Staley, Brendan Bishop, Kristen Holbrook. Seventh Row: Jon Carpenter, , Jeff Uhlenhake, Kenny Parker, Anthony Schlegel, Phil Matusz, Mickey Marotti, Kerry Coombs, Tim Hinton, , Larry Johnson, , Luke Fickell, , , Zach Smith, Adrian Mayes, Quinn Tempel, Hiram Defries, Brian Voltolini, Fernando Lovo.

Urban Meyer’s 2014 Ohio State Buckeyes captured the eighth national championship In the CFP semifinals at the Allstate , Ohio State came back from a 21-6 deficit in school history to cap its 125th season of football. Led by eight senior starters, the behind outstanding defense and 230 rushing yards from Ezekiel Elliott to defeat No. Buckeyes won their final 13 games to win the first College Football Playoff national 1 Alabama, 42-35, and claim the Sugar Bowl championship and a date in the national championship while tying the NCAA record for wins in a season with 14. championship game vs. No. 2 Oregon.

A youthful team that featured four new starters on the offensive line, a freshman And 11 days later in the CFP National Championship game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, quarterback, a new running back and a defense that improved every week took each Texas, the Ohio State defense was again dominant and Elliott led an offensive charge game one at a time and dismantled its opponent week after week by an average margin with 246 rushing yards and four touchdowns in the 42-20 victory over the Ducks. of victory of 23 points.

The Buckeyes stayed perfect in Big Ten play under Meyer by winning all eight games to extend their conference record-winning streak to 24 games. Then with Cardale Jones replacing the injured J.T. Barrett at quarterback, the Buckeyes pounded Wisconsin, 59-0, to win the school’s 35th Big Ten Conference championship; a win so convincing the team earned one of four positions in the first College Football Playoff.

Rank 5 AUG 30 at Navy W 34-17 8 SEPT 06 Virginia Tech L 21-35 22 13 Kent State W 66-0 22 27 Cincinnati W 50-28 20 OCT 04 at Maryland W 52-24 13 18 Rutgers W 56-17 13 25 at Penn State W 31-24 2OT 16 NOV 01 Illinois W 55-14 14 08 at #8 Michigan State W 49-37 8 15 at #25 Minnesota W 31-24 6 22 Indiana W 42-27 6 29 Michigan W 42-28 5 DEC 06 vs. #13 Wisconsin W 59-0 4 JAN 01 vs. #1 Alabama W 42-35 4 12 vs. #2 Oregon W 42-20

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In 1944, Les Horvath made Ohio State history by becoming the school’s first Heisman Trophy SEVEN winner. With Horvath at the controls, the Buckeyes posted a HEISMAN perfect 9-0 record and won the TROPHY Big Ten championship. The Parma, Ohio, native ran for a Big Ten-best WINNERS 924 yards on 163 carries while finding the end zone 12 times. In addition, Horvath threw for 344 yards and six touchdowns.

RUSHING Horvath, who played both ATT YDS TD AVG quarterback and halfback on 163 924 12 5.7 offense and safety on defense, was the Big Ten’s MVP in 1944. PASSING ATT CMP YDS TD % Horvath entered dental school 32 14 344 6 43.8 in 1943 and almost did not play during the 1944 campaign but was persuaded by head coach .

VIC HOWARD JANOWICZ “HOPALONG” CASSADY 1950 1955

How good was ? It didn’t take Ohio State fans Good enough to win the 1950 long to realize why Howard Heisman Trophy as a junior on a “Hopalong” Cassady was team that posted a modest 6-3 something special. In his first record. And good enough that to collegiate game, the season this day most historians consider opener against Indiana in him among the greatest athletes 1952, the 150-pound freshman ever to play football at Ohio State. came off the bench to score three touchdowns and lead the Janowicz enjoyed his finest Buckeyes to a 33-13 victory. From year in 1950, accounting for 16 then on, “Hop” was a regular in touchdowns and 875 yards in the OSU lineup, playing in 36 of total offense. The Elyria, Ohio, a possible 37 games and leading PASSING native also led the Buckeyes in RUSHING the Buckeyes to a combined ATT CMP YDS TD % scoring with 65 points. In an 83-21 ATT YDS TD AVG record of 29-8 during the next 77 32 561 12 41.6 win over Iowa, he ran for two 161 958 15 5.8 four years. touchdowns, passed for four more RUSHING and set a Big Ten record with 10 RECEIVING Cassady won All-America acclaim ATT YDS TD extra points. REC YDS TD in 1954 and again in 1955, when 114 314 4 1 6 0 he rushed for 958 yards and 15 Janowicz, who was a consensus touchdowns. At the end of the All-American in 1950, also set two year, Cassady’s list of accolades more records in the Snow Bowl, included the Heisman Trophy and punting 21 times for 685 yards. recognition by the Associated Press as the 1955 Athlete of the Year.

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In 1974, Ohio State tailback Following his senior year, Griffin, Archie Griffin became just who graduated a quarter early ARCHIE the fifth junior ever to win the with a degree in industrial GRIFFIN Heisman Trophy. In 1975, Griffin relations, received the NCAA’s became the first player ever to prestigious Top Five Award for 1974 win a second Heisman. He is combined excellence in athletics, still the only player to have two academics and leadership. of the coveted bronze statues, 1975 which go annually to the nation’s After graduation, Griffin was a top college football player. first-round draft choice of the Cincinnati Bengals. He played But though more than four eight years of professional decades have passed, honors football before returning to continue to befall Griffin. Columbus and joining the staff at Ohio State. Griffin was selected to the National High School Hall of His jersey number “45” was Fame in 1996. He also is a retired Oct. 30, 1999. member of the National Football Foundation and the Rose Bowl halls of fame and, of course, RUSHING RUSHING belongs to the Ohio State ATT YDS TD AVG ATT YDS TD AVG University Athletics Hall of Fame. 256 1,695 12 6.6 262 1,450 4 5.5 RECEIVING RECEIVING REC YDS TD REC YDS TD 5 77 0 14 170 0

EDDIE TROY GEORGE SMITH 1995 2006

At the start of the 1995 season, After leading Ohio State to a 12-0 was, at best, a regular season and a successful long-shot contender for the defense of its Big Ten crown, Troy Heisman Trophy. By season’s end, Smith was the runaway winner he was a runaway choice. of the 2006 Heisman Trophy. He secured a record 86.7 percent As Ohio State’s sixth Heisman of the first-place votes and his recipient, George rushed for a 1,662-point margin over second- school-record 1,927 yards and place finisher Darren McFadden 24 touchdowns. Included in that of Arkansas was the second-most yardage total were three 200- lopsided Heisman vote. yard games, one of which was an Ohio State record 314 yards With one remarkable performance RUSHING against Illinois Nov. 11, 1995. PASSING after another, he set the school ATT YDS TD AVG ATT CMP YDS TD INT % single-season record with 30 328 1,927 24 5.9 George’s other honors in 1995 311 203 2,542 30 6 65.3 touchdowns and became just included the Award, the second quarterback in Ohio RECEIVING the , the Walter RUSHING State history to post a 3-0 record REC YDS TD Camp Player of the Year Award ATT YDS TD against Michigan as a starter. 47 417 1 and Big Ten MVP. He also was a 72 204 1 team co-captain. Smith also won the and Davey O’Brien awards in 2006.

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1920 California 28 1949 Ohio State 17 1954 Ohio State 20 1957 Ohio State 10 1968 Ohio State 27 Ohio State 00 California 14 USC 07 Oregon 07 USC 16 ROSE ROSE ROSE ROSE ROSE 1971 1973 1974 1975 1976

1970 Stanford 27 1972 USC 42 1973 Ohio State 42 1974 USC 18 1975 UCLA 23 Ohio State 17 Ohio State 17 USC 21 Ohio State 17 Ohio State 10 GATOR 1980 ROSE 1978 1980 FIESTA 1978 SUGAR 1977 ORANGE

1976 Ohio State 27 1977 Alabama 35 1978 Clemson 17 1979 USC 17 1980 Penn State 31 Colorado 10 Ohio State 06 Ohio State 15 Ohio State 16 Ohio State 19 ROSE FIESTA CITRUS LIBERTY HOLIDAY 1985 1984 1985 1981 1982

1981 Ohio State 31 1982 Ohio State 47 1983 Ohio State 28 1984 USC 20 1985 Ohio State 10 Navy 28 BYU 17 Pittsburgh 23 Ohio State 17 BYU 07 LIBERTY 1993 CITRUS 1990 1987 COTTON 1992 HALL OF FAME 1990 HALL OF FAME

1986 Ohio State 28 1989 Auburn 31 1990 Air Force 23 1991 Syracuse 24 1992 Georgia 21 Texas A&M 12 Ohio State 14 Ohio State 11 Ohio State 17 Ohio State 14

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1993 Ohio State 28 1994 Alabama 24 1995 Tennessee 20 1996 Ohio State 20 1997 Florida State 31 BYU 21 Ohio State 17 Ohio State 14 Arizona State 17 Ohio State 14 OUTBACK 1999 SUGAR 2004 FIESTA 2003 FIESTA 2001 OUTBACK 2002

1998 Ohio State 24 2000 South Carolina 24 2001 South Carolina 31 2002 Ohio State 31 2003 Ohio State 35 Texas A&M 14 Ohio State 07 Ohio State 28 Miami (Fla.) 24 State 28 2OT FIESTA FIESTA ALAMO 2006 2009 2004 BCS CHAMPIONSHIP BCS CHAMPIONSHIP 2007 2008

2004 Ohio State 33 2005 Ohio State 34 2006 Florida 41 2007 LSU 38 2008 Texas 24 Oklahoma State 07 Notre Dame 20 Ohio State 14 Ohio State 24 Ohio State 21 ROSE GATOR ORANGE 2010 2012 2014 CFP CHAMPIONSHIP SUGAR CFP SEMIFINAL SUGAR 2015 2015 2009 Ohio State 26 2011 Florida 24 2013 Clemson 40 2014 Ohio State 42 2014 Ohio State 42 Oregon 17 Ohio State 17 Ohio State 35 Alabama 35 Oregon 20 ROSE FIESTA COTTON 2019 2016 2017 FIESTA CFP SEMIFINAL FIESTA CFP SEMIFINAL FIESTA 2016 2019 2015 Ohio State 44 2016 Clemson 31 2017 USC 07 2018 Washington 23 2019 Ohio State 23 Notre Dame 28 Ohio State 00 Ohio State 24 Ohio State 28 Clemson 29

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To quote authors Marv Homan and , who co-wrote “Ohio State – With five minutes remaining in 100 Years of Football”: “Ohio State University has experienced an overwhelmingly the Penn State game and OSU trailing 37-0, Richards took the eventful, colorful, often controversial, ever-intriguing and, above all, enormously Buckeyes off the field because of successful football history.” Much of the information in this section, which peeks alleged rough play and PSU was at various seasons of Ohio State football between 1900 and 2016, was supplied awarded a 1-0 win. Ohio State with permission from the authors of “Ohio State – 100 Years of Football”. joins the Western Conference, which later became the Big Ten, but could not compete in the 1890 1,500 additional bleacher seats Howard Jones, an All-American conference in football until 1913. Football becomes a varsity sport to be installed on the east side from Yale, is named head coach. 1916 and Alexander Lilley is the first of University Field. Unfortunately, 1913 BIG TEN CHAMPION head coach. the team and the expected 1911 Only after Carl Rothgeb of Ohio State went a perfect 7-0 crowds fell way short of all On the recommendation of Colorado College declined and captured its first Western 1899 expectations. Ohio State won Howard Jones, the athletic to accept the position, John Conference title – sort of. The Buckeyes notch a 9-0-1 just six times in 11 tries. Ticket board hires Harry Vaughn, also W. Wilce, a former three For a reason still unknown, record, their first unbeaten prices ranged from 25 cents to a from Yale, as head football sport star at Wisconsin, was the conference did not season. dollar for “deluxe” games against coach. Vaughn shows little named head football coach officially recognize football Michigan and the Carlisle Indians. interest in coaching and resigns at Ohio State. Wilce went on championships in those days. 1901 after leading Ohio State to a to a storied 16-year career at Highlights of the championship Football crowds and support 1906 5-3-2 season. OSU, leading the school to season included a school record grow at an alarming rate. Chillicothe native and former three Big Ten championships. 128-0 win over Oberlin, the first Columbus newspapers begin Michigan player Al Herrnstein 1912 The Buckeyes made their win over Wisconsin (14-13), and a devoting more space to football takes over as head coach. The athletic board, growing football debut in the Western season-ending 23-3 victory over and most importantly, for the first Herrnstein, who coached tired of the constant turnover, Conference, creating a wave of Northwestern that decided the time after 12 seasons of football, at Purdue in 1905, was decides to try a new approach electric enthusiasm throughout conference championship. Chic the sport turned a modest profit instrumental in proving a and make the head football Columbus. Ohio Field’s capacity Harley earned the first of what for the ever-struggling university non-Eastern coach could be coach also serve as the director had been increased to 14,000 would become three All-America athletic association. successful in college football. of athletics. Weary of choosing in anticipation of joining the awards. He was OSU’s first Eastern coaches, the board conference. Ohio State collected three-time All-American and one 1902 1910 hired John Richards, a former its first league win Nov. 13 with a of only eight in school history. 58-0 trouncing of Northwestern. Coaching hero John Eckstorm The construction of new Wisconsin coach, to assume shocks the university community, bleachers increases the capacity both roles. The strategy 1917 announcing his resignation as of Ohio Field to 10,000. Football backfires, as Richards goes 6-3 1914 BIG TEN CHAMPION head football coach after three season tickets are sold for $2.50. and resigns after one season. Ohio State produced its first All- A powerful Ohio State team seasons and a 22-4-3 record. American, end Boyd Cherry, and finished 8-0-1, capturing its Perry Hale, a star player at Yale, went 5-2. Interest in football at second-consecutive Western takes over as coach. the school continued to skyrocket. Conference championship. Strangely enough, two 1904 1915 postseason games were E.R. Sweetland became the Varsity manager William A. played that year. Ohio State school’s first year-round football Dougherty wrote the fight song tied Auburn, 0-0, in a game coach. Expectations were high “Across the Field.” The song was played in Montgomery, Ala., to for the 1904 team, driving the dedicated to Coach benefit the Ohio National Guard athletic association to purchase and was first performed at the training in the South. Another Illinois game (Oct. 16, 1915). game was played the next

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weekend, as Ohio State rolled second most in OSU history remaining conference schedule over Camp Sherman, a team at that point. Schmidt’s off- with four shutouts in four games. from Chillicothe. the-field antics were just as earned All-America honors for colorful as his on-field plays, 1939 the second consecutive season, making him an instant hit with BIG TEN CHAMPION and more importantly, became the community. After accepting Ohio State won its first outright the talk of the Midwest. Fans the coaching position, he was Big Ten title in 19 years. It is the turned out in record numbers to asked how he expected to only outright title for Ohio State in see Harley. The legendary Walter cope with the OSU nemesis a season when it lost to Michigan. Camp, who selected the only from Ann Arbor. Dressed in his official college All-America team the athletic board and St. John, 1928 inevitable bow tie, his matter- in those days, visited Columbus of-fact answer developed into 1941 the football team was granted L.W. St. John announces all After a dominant high school to watch Harley play. a cliché: “They put their pants permission to play in the game. stadium debt has been paid, coaching career in Massillon, on one leg at a time same as a remarkable achievement Ohio, Paul Brown was named everybody else.” Schmidt’s 1918 1921 considering the facility had been Ohio State’s 15th head coach. An comment leads to the formation Most of the players off the The fact Ohio State went 5-2 and standing for only eight short incredibly organized, meticulous of the “Gold Pants Club,” which 1917 team were serving in the collected its third-consecutive years. Coach Wilce announces man, Brown led Ohio State to a awarded miniature gold football military as the was win over Michigan was dwarfed his resignation, to take effect 6-1-1 mark in his debut season. pants to all players who had involved in World War I in Europe. by the construction occurring just in June, 1929, citing the desire He also earned OSU’s first West a hand in a victory over the a few blocks from Ohio Field in to enter the private practice Coast win, a 33-0 trouncing Wolverines. The tradition of 1919 1921. On Aug. 3, Ohio Governor of medicine. After capturing at Southern California in only an annual Captain’s Breakfast, Ohio State defeated Michigan for Harry Davis joined a crowd of three Western Conference Brown’s second collegiate game. where all former grid captains the first time, 13-3, and outscored over 2,500 to officially break championships and producing 14 The season ended with a 20-all are invited to a breakfast and its opponents 176-12 for the year ground on the new stadium. The All-Americans, Wilce left football tie at Michigan. on its way to a 6-1 season. A massive project was scheduled and did postgraduate research welcome the current team loss to Illinois in the final regular to take only 14 months and at Harvard and Columbia before captains, also began. season game represented the originally was to be completed becoming the Director of the first loss of the Chic Harley era (21- at a cost of $1,341,017. After Ohio State University Student 1935 1-1). The admittance of Ohio State speculation the new stadium Health Services in 1934. BIG TEN CHAMPION to the Western Conference, the would seat about 35,000, it was Ohio State collected its second- dramatic success of the football officially announced it would 1929 consecutive 7-1 season under team under Coach Wilce and the actually seat over 60,000, a , an assistant on Schmidt, claiming the school’s dazzling play of Harley magnified figure that drew harsh criticism Wilce’s staff and a 1913 Ohio first Big Ten title in 14 years. the inadequacy of Ohio Field. from many. Upon completion, State graduate, was named the The Buckeyes capped the year the final cost of the stadium 13th head coach in the history with a 38-0 season-ending win 1942 1920 exceeded $1,500,000. More than of Ohio State football. He led over Michigan. That season NATIONAL CHAMPION BIG TEN CHAMPION $1,000,000 of that cost had been the team to a 4-3-1 finish in his finale launched the now famous BIG TEN CHAMPION pledged by proud and dedicated season-ending rivalry. Since A landmark year for Ohio State first season. Though World War II loomed Ohio State football fans. then, Ohio State has ended its football. Professor Thomas E. over the nation, Ohio State regular-season schedule with French, a member of the athletic 1930 football fans reveled in one a battle against the Wolverines board, and Director of Athletics 1922 becomes only the of the most glorious seasons every year but one. Also in Lynn Wilbur St. John decided it Those that cited concerns second three-time All-American ever. The Buckeyes captured 1935, Ohio State and Notre was time to take advantage of of Ohio Stadium being too in Ohio State history, captaining the school’s first national Dame play what was hailed as the soaring interest in Ohio State large looked on in awe as the the Buckeyes and leading them championship as well as a Big the “greatest college game ever football. An extensive stadium stadium was dedicated prior to a 5-2-1 record. He also is Ten title, finishing the year played,” for many years after. campaign was launched in the to the Michigan game Oct. 21. the first recorded winner of the 9-1 and ranked No. 1 in the The Buckeyes held a 13-0 lead fall, with hopes of building a new Temporary stands were erected team’s Most Valuable Player Associated Press poll. Led by entering the fourth quarter, but football facility. The campaign in the south end of the stadium, Award. Fesler, one of the a star-studded backfield that Notre Dame scored three times opened Oct. 18, 1920, with a and a crowd of 72,500 was school’s top all-time all-around included Les Horvath, Paul in the final stanza – twice in goal of reaching $600,000, a estimated. The dedication game athletes, earned nine total varsity Sarringhaus and Gene Fekete, the last two minutes – for an figure considered unrealistic by against the Wolverines was letters – three each in football, OSU rolled to 337 points, a 18-13 win. many. By Nov. 26, 1920, over actually the third game played and . record that stood until 1969. $923,000 had been pledged. in Ohio Stadium. Ohio State The only loss of the season, a With the campaign in full force, christened its new home with 1933 1936 17-7 decision at Wisconsin, even coach Wilce’s team kept interest a 5-0 win over Ohio Wesleyan Fueled by an incredible defense, The Ohio State Marching Band had an asterisk. Several key levels high by finishing the in front of 25,000 people. OSU Ohio State finished 7-1, dropping performed “Script Ohio” for the players and coaches caught a regular season 7-0 and capturing won the first two games in Ohio only a 14-0 decision to Michigan. first time at the Pittsburgh game debilitating virus from a drinking the school’s third Western Stadium, but finished the season The Buckeyes allowed only 26 (Oct. 10, 1936). OSU dropped its fountain on the train from Conference title. The undefeated with a disappointing 3-4 mark. points the entire season, while Big Ten opener to Northwestern, Chicago to Madison. season drove Ohio State football scoring 161. 14-13, but steamrolled through its into the national spotlight and caught the eye of the Tournament 1934 of Roses Association in is named the Pasadena, Calif. 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1943 was afforded three plays after 1961 1970 With a game apparently ending time had expired because of NATIONAL CHAMPION NATIONAL CHAMPION in a 26-all tie, Ohio State and Northwestern penalties and BIG TEN CHAMPION BIG TEN CHAMPION Illinois left the field. But the came away with a 7-6 victory in Ohio State finishes 8-0-1, defeats wins both the teams were called back 20 Ohio Stadium. Michigan, 50-20, wins the Big Outland and the first Lombardi minutes later when it was Ten and is named national Award. Ohio State rolls to nine discovered the Illini were called 1949 champions by the Football consecutive wins – including for a penalty on the Buckeyes’ BIG TEN CHAMPION Writers. A bitter dispute among a 20-9 triumph over Michigan final play. With little of the crowd Ohio State captures a share of the school’s faculty council that has been called one of the remaining, John Stungis kicked the Big Ten championship and erupted when a Rose Bowl most emotional games in Ohio a 27-yard field goal – the first of collects its first Rose Bowl win, invitation arrived. By a narrow Stadium history – before falling his career – for a 29-26 OSU win. beating California, 17-14. margin, the council voted not to to Stanford in the Rose Bowl. Coach Paul Brown, a Lieutenent accept the invitation and skip Ohio State still was awarded a 1954 Junior-Grade, left Ohio State for 1950 the bowl game. A livid Hayes national championship by the the Great Lakes Naval Training NATIONAL CHAMPION Vic Janowicz puts on arguably claimed for years the decision National Football Foundation. Station in April of 1944. BIG TEN CHAMPION the greatest individual display in hampered his recruiting efforts. A senior class featuring six Ohio State claims its second college football history against All-Americans and nine all-Big national championship with a 1944 Iowa. He sent two kickoffs out 1963 Ten selections leaves OSU with a perfect 10-0 season, beating BIG TEN CHAMPION of the endzone for touchbacks, Ohio State defeated Michigan three-year mark of 27-2. Southern Cal, 20-7, in a rainy, Carroll Widdoes, an assistant of recovered two on in Ann Arbor, 14-10, marking the mud-soaked Rose Bowl game. Paul Brown’s at Massillon and defense, scored on an 11-yard fourth consecutive Buckeye 1972 The rift between West Coast Ohio State, was named acting touchdown run, returned a punt win over the Wolverines. The BIG TEN CHAMPION writers and Hayes is born when head coach. In his first season, 61 yards for a touchdown, threw game was delayed a week as the OSU coach criticizes the Freshmen are cleared to play the Buckeyes finish 9-0 and a 12-yard scoring strike, and the nation mourned the death of Tournament of Roses Association for the first time, signaling the claim the Big Ten championship, kicked three extra points – all President John F. Kennedy. The for not covering the field before start of the Archie Griffin era. but finish No. 2 in the Associated in the first five minutes of the attendance of 36,424 was the the game and allowing the bands Against the better judgment of Press poll, behind Army. OSU game. The famous “Snow Bowl” smallest at Michigan Stadium in to perform at halftime. Coach Hayes but after strong fans claim an unofficial “civilian game with Michigan was played 20 years. urging from backfield coach national championship.” Les in late November. Somehow, Rudy Hubbard, Griffin comes off 1955 Horvath became the school’s between the swirling winds the bench against North Carolina BIG TEN CHAMPION first Heisman Trophy winner. and zero visibility, Janowicz and rushes for a then-Ohio State Ohio State received an invitation boots a 27-yard field goal in Ohio State uses a 17-0 record 239 yards in only his to the Rose Bowl, but faculty what would later be called blanking of Michigan to claim second collegiate appearance. representatives from around the one of the “Greatest Feats in its second-consecutive Big OSU uses two goal-line stands Big Ten disallow the trip. American Sports” by a panel Ten championship. Howard – one in each half – to beat of sportswriters. To no one’s “Hopalong” Cassady becomes Michigan, 14-11, and claim a 1946 surprise, Janowicz wins the Ohio State’s third Heisman Trophy share of the Big Ten title and a In one of the program’s more Heisman Trophy. On Dec. winner. During the season, Hayes trip to the Rose Bowl. unique coaching moves, 9, Fesler submits a lengthy voices his displeasure over offensive coordinator Paul Bixler resignation statement. the fact several other football 1973 conferences had started awarding and head coach Carroll Widdoes 1968 BIG TEN CHAMPION switched roles prior to the scholarships to student-athletes, 1951 NATIONAL CHAMPION Ohio State goes unbeaten, season. Following the season, After a highly-scrutinized but the Big Ten had failed to BIG TEN CHAMPION follow suit. After a series of finishing 10-0-1 including a Bixler turns in his resignation. selection process, Wayne Arguably the finest Ohio meetings and heated debates, the 42-21 trouncing of USC in the Woodrow “Woody” Hayes State team in history uses a conference adopts a complicated Rose Bowl. OSU becomes the 1947 begins his 28-year tenure as dominating 50-14 win over grant-in-aid program based on first school to own three of In the same meeting Bixler head coach. A tireless worker, Michigan and a 27-16 come-from- financial need, marking the first the Top 5 vote-getters in the announces his intentions to meticulous planner, and a behind victory over Southern form of athletics scholarship Heisman Trophy balloting. With resign, L. W. St. John proposes Lieutenent Commander in California in the Rose Bowl to available at Ohio State. five Big Ten titles, two national to the athletic board that the Navy, Hayes led his initial earn the school’s fifth national championships, and four Rose Wes Fesler be the next head Buckeye team, which struggled championship. Before the final Bowl trips all in a six-year span, 1956 coach at Ohio State. The to adjust to his T-formation style, polls crowning the Buckeyes Ohio State football popularity Ohio State sets a Big Ten record board concurs, and Fesler, to a 4-3-2 finish. Many thought champions are released, Coach hits an all-time high. Columbus with 17 consecutive victories, a three-time All-American Hayes’ days at Ohio State were Hayes departs for Vietnam for becomes known as the “Capital breaking Michigan’s previous at Ohio State in the 1930s, numbered. They were wrong. a volunteer trip to talk football of College Football.” becomes the program’s fifth mark of 15. Offensive guard Jim with U.S. servicemen. Later, the Parker became the first OSU head coach in eight years. In Sporting News called this team 1974 one of the stranger games player to win the . one of the 10 greatest college BIG TEN CHAMPION during the 1900s, Ohio State football teams of all-time. 1957 On June 5, Coach Hayes suffers a heart attack, but pledges to NATIONAL CHAMPION 1969 BIG TEN CHAMPION return by OSU’s opener Sept. BIG TEN CHAMPION 14. The fiery coach, who by this After dropping the season A squad Coach Hayes called “the point had become larger-than- opener, the Buckeyes win best team we ever put together, life in Columbus, did return and nine consecutive games to probably the best team that ever led OSU to its third consecutive capture the school’s third played college football,” rolled Big Ten championship and yet national championship and easily to a 9-0 record, but a another Rose Bowl. Archie second under Hayes. OSU season-ending loss to Michigan Griffin won the Heisman Trophy, knocked off Oregon 10-7 in ended OSU’s 22-game unbeaten becoming the fifth non-senior to the Rose Bowl for its third streak and bid for a second win the award. consecutive win in Pasadena. consecutive national title.

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1979 1998 BIG TEN CHAMPION BIG TEN CHAMPION Former Ohio State player and Ohio State notched its fourth- assistant coach Earle Bruce consecutive 10-win season. The is named head coach. The Buckeyes spend 10 weeks as the Buckeyes finish the regular No. 1 team in the Associated Press season 11-0 and come within a Poll and cap the season with a 24- point of a national championship, 14 win over Texas A&M in the Sugar falling 17-16 to Southern Bowl. wins the California in the Rose Bowl. Chicago Tribune’s Silver Football Bruce is named the Big Ten and Award as the Big Ten’s Most national coach of the year in his Valuable Player, and the Buckeyes first season. 1987 go a perfect 5-0 against teams College football fans everywhere ranked in the Top 25. Antoine mourn the death of Woody Winfield wins the Thorpe Award. 1981 Hayes on March 12. President BIG TEN CHAMPION Richard Nixon, joined by a crowd The Buckeyes capture their of over 10,000, speaks at Hayes’ 1999 second Big Ten championship memorial service. That fall, Athletics Director Andy Geiger in three years under Bruce and linebacker wins announces the retirement of top Navy in the Liberty Bowl. Art the Lombardi Award and the 1995 Archie Griffin’s No. 45 at the 1975 Schlichter completed 31 of 52 season - and nine-year coaching Ohio State dominated college Sept. 30 Iowa game. It is the first BIG TEN CHAMPION passes for 458 yards – all OSU run for Earle Bruce - ends with a football’s individual awards. number retired in any sport in Hayes gives West Coast records – against the Florida thrilling 23-20 win at Michigan. Eddie George becomes OSU’s Ohio State history. reporters a now famous quote State Seminoles. sixth Heisman Trophy winner. becomes the first about Archie Griffin: “He’s a 1988 2000 sophomore to win the Lombardi better young man than he is 1984 John Cooper, then head coach The jersey numbers of former Award, and Terry Glenn wins the a football player, and he’s the BIG TEN CHAMPION at Arizona State, is named the Heisman Trophy winners Vic Biletnikoff Award. The Buckeyes Janowicz (31) and Howard best football player I’ve ever After a five-year absence, Ohio school’s 21st head football tie a school record with 11 wins “Hopalong” Cassady (40) are seen.” Griffin becomes the first State returns to the Rose Bowl coach after an intense search and play in the Citrus Bowl. retired at home games against (and 41 years later still only) with an undisputed Big Ten conducted by new Director of OSU sets a school record with Penn State and Michigan, two-time winner of the Heisman championship. Chris Spielman Athletics Jim Jones. 475 points scored. A then Ohio respectively. Following the 8-4 Trophy, leading the Buckeyes to makes his debut a memorable Stadium record crowd of 95,537 season that included season- their conference-record fourth one in the season opener 1989 consecutive Rose Bowl. He also is on hand for Ohio State’s 45-26 ending losses to Michigan and against Oregon State, making Ohio State celebrates its 100th becomes the NCAA’s all-time win over Notre Dame. South Carolina in the Outback 10 tackles in the second half season of intercollegiate football. leading rusher in a midseason Bowl, former OSU assistant Jim after coming off the bench. The Buckeyes overcome a 31-0 game against Purdue. Tressel is named to replace rushes for a then deficit to win 41-37 at Minnesota, John Cooper as head coach of school-record 274 yards and equaling the largest comeback the Buckeyes. 1976 scored five touchdowns in a in NCAA history. OSU competes BIG TEN CHAMPION 45-38 win over Illinois. Byars’ in the Hall of Fame Bowl, its Just one year after the Big memorable day also included a 10th different postseason bowl Ten changes the rule to allow 67-yard touchdown run where he appearance. more than just the conference lost one shoe 35 yards from the champion to attend a bowl game, goal line. 1990 the Buckeyes notch a share of Natural grass returns to Ohio the Big Ten championship and 1985 Stadium. Robert Smith gains 1,126 beat Colorado, 27-10, in the The first night game in Ohio yards to break Archie Griffin’s Orange Bowl. Stadium history – thanks to OSU freshman rushing record. portable light standards – 1977 ends in a 10-7 Ohio State win 1991 BIG TEN CHAMPION over Pittsburgh. Flanker Mike Thanks to 5,000 new bleacher Ohio State won a Big Ten Lanese becomes the first OSU seats, home total (654,500), Conference championship for football player to win a Rhodes average home (90,500) and Scholarship. A preseason 2001 a record sixth consecutive year single game (95,357 vs. Iowa) Jim Tressel becomes the and for the 13th, and final time, foot injury to Heisman Trophy attendance records fall. 1996 favorite Keith Byars dampens Buckeyes’ 22nd head football under coach Woody Hayes. BIG TEN CHAMPION coach. The jerseys of Les Ohio State’s hopes for a 1993 championship season. The Buckeyes win their 27th Horvath (22) and Eddie George 1978 BIG TEN CHAMPION Big Ten title and defeat Arizona (27), Ohio State’s first and most A win over Baylor gave Coach OSU records its best record since State in the Rose Bowl, winding recent Heisman Trophy winners, Hayes his 200th win as an Ohio 1986 1979 by going 10-1-1, capturing up No. 2 in both national polls. respectively, are retired. The State coach. He would coach BIG TEN CHAMPION a share of the Big Ten title and Orlando Pace repeats as the Buckeyes defeat Michigan in Ann his last game three months later Ohio State loses its first two winning the Holiday Bowl. Lombardi Award winner and Arbor, their first win there since against Clemson in the Gator games of the season for the first wins the Outland Trophy. It marks 1987. The three-year, $194 million Bowl, ending a 28-year Ohio State time since 1894, but wins nine 1994 the fourth consecutive season stadium renovation is completed. career with a record of 205-61-10 consecutive games to earn a The Buckeyes defeat Michigan Ohio State has finished among with five national championships share of the Big Ten title. 22-6, ending a six-game winless the nation’s Top 10 in one of the and 13 Big Ten crowns. streak against the Wolverines. major polls.

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Bowl for the Buckeyes’ fourth 38-24 decision to finish ranked 2013 2015 consecutive bowl victory and fourth. Junior , The 2013 Buckeyes extended Ohio State defeats Michigan a third BCS triumph in four years. the winner, was a the 12-game winning streak fourth consecutive time, 42-13 Quarterback Troy Smith was the finalist for five national awards. from 2012 to a school-record in Ann Arbor, and then powers MVP of the Fiesta Bowl, where Coach Jim Tressel won his 200th 24 consecutive games before a to a 44-28 win over Notre Dame he accounted for 408 yards in career game with the victory defeat in the Big Ten Conference in the Fiesta Bowl to cap a 12-1 total offense. at Washington. , the championship game. School campaign. Ohio State’s seniors pioneering 1940s All-American, and Big Ten Conference records tie an NCAA FBS-record with 50 had his No. 99 jersey retired. were set by the Buckeyes for victories and finish their careers rushing yards (4,321) and total with a 50-4 overall record. The 2008 offensive yards (7,167). seniors are also part of a school- BIG TEN CHAMPION record 24-game win streak, a Ohio State posted a fifth straight second win streak of 20 games, win over Michigan (42-7) for the an FBS-record 30 consecutive first time in the storied rivalry. conference game winning streak 2002 The Buckeyes also won a share and a four-year, undefeated NATIONAL CHAMPION of their fourth straight Big Ten record in road games (18-0). BIG TEN CHAMPION title and played in their fourth Ohio State captures the school’s consecutive BCS bowl, losing 2016 seventh national championship 24-21 to Texas in the Tostitos Ohio State defeats Michigan for and the Big Ten’s first unanimous Fiesta Bowl. a fifth consecutive time, 30-27, crown since 1968 by compiling a in double overtime before an 2006 14-0 record and defeating Miami 2009 Ohio Stadium record crowd of BIG TEN CHAMPION in the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl on BIG TEN CHAMPION 110,082 fans. The Buckeyes are Jan. 3. The 14 victories set an The 2006 Buckeyes opened the selected for the College Football Capturing their fifth straight NCAA Division I-A record. Their season at No. 1 in the polls and Playoff for the second time in Big Ten title, the 11-2 Buckeyes 31-24 double-overtime victory remained there throughout the the three-year existance of the advanced to Pasadena for the over Miami is typical of a heart- regular season. Jim Tressel’s 2014 championship structure. first time in 12 years, defeating pounding season in which they team compiled a perfect 12-0 NATIONAL CHAMPION favored Oregon 26-17 behind the win five games by six points or regular season record and won BIG TEN CHAMPION play of Rose Bowl MVP Terrelle 2017 less. Quarterback Craig Krenzel the school’s first outright Big Ten Pryor. Winning the conference Urban Meyer’s 2014 Ohio State Ohio State won its 36th Big Ten and two-way (flanker and title since 1984. The Buckeyes crown outright, Ohio State Buckeyes captured the eighth championship, and second under ) star Chris Gamble, defeated No. 2 Texas in Austin closed the regular season with national championship in coach Urban Meyer, by defeating share team MVP honors. and No. 2 Michigan in Columbus, wins over nationally ranked Penn school history to cap its 125th No. 4 Wisconsin in the Big Ten the latter a 42-39 shootout that State, league-leading Iowa (in season of football. Led by eight title game in Indianapolis. The will go down as one of the most 2003 overtime) and at Michigan (21-10), senior starters, the Buckeyes Buckeyes then went on to thrilling games every played The Buckeyes extend their the sixth consecutive victory over won their final 13 games to smother No. 8 USC, 24-7, to win in the storied rivalry. After a winning streak to 19 games – the the Wolverines, an OSU record. win the first College Football the Goodyear Cotton Bowl and second longest in school history loss to Florida in the National Playoff national championship cap a 12-2 season that included at the time – before a 17-10 Championship game in Arizona, wins over No. 2 Penn State, No. 2010 while tying the NCAA record loss at Wisconsin ended that the Buckeyes wound up No. 2 in for wins in a season with 14. 12 Michigan State and a sixth All wins from the 2010 football streak. A triple overtime win over the final polls. Individually, the The Buckeyes stayed perfect consecutive win over Michigan. season were vacated by the North Carolina State was the story of the season was senior in Big Ten play under Meyer NCAA Committee on Infractions. first OT game in Ohio Stadium quarterback Troy Smith, who by winning all eight games Ohio State, therefore, is not 2018 and the longest game in OSU threw for a school record 30 to extend their conference credited as being the first team Led by Heisman Throphy history: 4:17. OSU won its second touchdowns, won unanimous record-winning streak to 24 in Big Ten history to win at least finalist QB Dwayne Haskins, consecutive BCS game with a All-America honors and became games. Then with Cardale 10 games in six consecutive Ohio State repeated as Big 35-28 win over Kansas State in Ohio State’s seventh Heisman Jones replacing the injured seasons; with winning 12 of Ten Champions and went on to the Fiesta Bowl. Trophy winner. J.T. Barrett at quarterback, the 13 games in 2010, including win the program’s eighth Rose Buckeyes beat Wisconsin, 59-0, the Sugar Bowl; with winning Bowl, defeating Washington to win the school’s 35th Big Ten 2004 2007 a sixth consecutive Big Ten 28-23. The Buckeyes won their Conference championship; a win The senior class had the BIG TEN CHAMPION championship; or with winning seventh consecutive game over so convincing the team earned satisfaction of being just the Picked third in the preseason for the seventh consecutive Michigan, topping the fourth- one of four positions in the first second class in Ohio State Big Ten race, the young and season over rival Michigan. ranked Wolverines 62-39 and history to post winning records offensively inexperienced College Football Playoff. In the then defeating Northwestern against Michigan (3-1) and in CFP semifinals at the Allstate 45-24 in Indianapolis at the Big Buckeyes went on to win another 2012 bowl play (3-1). Chic Harley, Sugar Bowl, Ohio State came Ten Championship Game. Big Ten outright title and finished Coach Urban Meyer and the Ohio State‘s first three-time All- back from a 21-6 deficit behind the regular season with an 11-1 2012 Ohio State Buckeyes were American, had his jersey retired. outstanding defense and 230 mark, the only loss coming not eligible to compete in the 2019 to Illinois. Ohio State, which rushing yards from Ezekiel Elliott The Ryan Day era began in post-season, but that didn’t to defeat No. 1 Alabama, 42-35, 2005 moved to No. 1 in the polls by stop the program from doing spectacularly successful fashion BIG TEN CHAMPION mid-October, finished with a 14-3 and claim national championship as the Buckeyes won their first 13 everything else it possibly game berth vs. No. 2 Oregon. The Buckeyes captured a share win at Michigan; after a number could. The Buckeyes posted games by an average of over 36 of their 30th Big Ten title and of upsets across the nation And 11 days later in the CFP points per game. The Buckeyes a 12-0 record for just the sixth National Championship game closed the season with seven during the next two weeks, the undefeated/untied season in produced two Heisman Trophy consecutive wins en route to a Buckeyes were No. 1 in the BCS at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, finalists in QB Justin Fields and school history and won the Big Texas, the Ohio State defense 10-2 record. Coach Jim Tressel’s standings entering the bowl Ten Conference Leaders Division DE Chase Young and the duo led squad posted rare back-to-back season. Ohio State went to play was again dominant and Elliott the team to the program’s third title. 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COACHES POSITION YEARS AT OSU YEAR INDUCTED Howard Jones Head Coach 1910 1951 John Wilce Head Coach 1913-28 1954 Francis Schmidt Head Coach 1934-40 1971 Ernie Godfrey Assistant Coach 1929-61 1972 Woody Hayes Head Coach 1951-78 1983 Assistant Coach 1941 1989 Doyt Perry Assistant Coach 1951-54 1988 Assistant Coach 1958-62 1993 Earle Bruce Head Coach 1979-1987 2002 Lou Holtz Assistant Coach 1968 2008 John Cooper Head Coach 1988-2000 2008 Jim Tressel Head Coach 2001-2010 2015

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1910s Paul Sarringhaus...... HB 1973 Van Ness DeCree...... DE 2000s 1914 Boyd Cherry...... E Gene Fekete...... John Hicks...... OT 2000 Mike Doss...... SS 1916 Chic Harley ...... B 1943 Bill Willis...... T Randy Gradishar...... LB 2001 LeCharles Bentley...... C Robert Karch...... T 1944 ...... E Archie Griffin...... TB Mike Doss...... SS 1917 ...... E Bill Willis...... T 1974 Van Ness DeCree...... DE 2002 Mike Doss...... SS Harold Courtney...... E William Hackett...... G Kurt Schumacher...... OT Andy Groom...... P Chic Harley...... B Les Horvath...... QB/HB Pete Cusick...... DT Mike Nugent...... PK Kelley VanDyne...... C 1945 Warren Amling...... G Steve Myers...... C Matt Wilhelm...... LB 1918 Clarence MacDonald...... E ...... FB Archie Griffin...... TB 2003 Will Allen...... SS 1919 Chic Harley...... B Russell Thomas...... T ...... CB Will Smith...... DE Pete Stinchcomb...... B 1946 Warren Amling...... T Tom Skladany...... P 2004 MIke Nugent...... PK Cecil Souders...... E 1975 Ted Smith...... OG A.J. Hawk...... LB Archie Griffin...... TB 1920s 2005 A.J. Hawk...... LB 1950s Tim Fox...... S Donte Whitner...... SS 1920 Iolas Huffman...... G Tom Skladany...... P Pete Stinchcomb...... B 1950 Robert Momsen...... T Nick Mangold...... C Robert McCullough...... C 1976 Bob Brudzinski...... DE 2006 Troy Smith...... QB 1921 Iolas Huffman...... T Chris Ward...... OT Cyril Myers...... E Victor Janowicz...... HB James Laurinaitis...... LB 1952 Mike Takacs...... G Tom Skladany...... P Quinn Pitcock...... DL 1923 Harry Workman...... QB 1977 Chris Ward...... OT 1924 Harold Cunningham...... E 1954 Dean Dugger...... E Ted Ginn, Jr...... KR Howard Cassady...... HB Aaron Brown...... NG 2007 Kirk Barton...... OT 1925 Edwin Hess...... G Tom Cousineau...... LB 1926 Edwin Hess...... G Jim Reichenbach...... G Vernon Gholston...... DL 1955 Jim Parker...... G Ray Griffin...... S Malcolm Jenkins...... DB Martin Karow...... HB 1978 Tom Cousineau...... LB Leo Raskowski...... T Howard Cassady...... HB James Laurinaitis...... LB 1956 Jim Parker...... G 1979 Ken Fritz...... OG 2008 Malcolm Jenkins...... DB 1927 Leo Raskowski...... T ...... QB 1928 Wesley Fesler...... E 1957 Aurealius Thomas...... G James Laurinaitis...... LB 1929 Wesley Fesler...... E 1958 James Houston...... E 2009 Kurt Coleman...... DB Jim Marshall...... T 1980s Bob White...... FB 1982 Marcus Marek...... LB 1930s 2010s 1959 Jim Houston...... E 1984 Jim Lachey...... OG 2010 Mike Brewster...... C 1930 Wesley Fesler...... E Keith Byars...... TB Chimdi Chekwa...... DB Lew Hinchman...... HB 1960s 1985 Thomas Johnson...... LB 2012 Johnathan Hankins...... DT 1931 Carl Cramer...... QB 1986 Cris Carter...... SE Bradley Roby...... CB Lew Hinchman...... HB 1960 Bob Ferguson...... FB Chris Spielman...... LB 2013 Jack Mewhort...... OT 1932 Joseph Gailus...... G 1961 Bob Ferguson...... FB 1987 Chris Spielman...... LB Ryan Shazier...... LB Sid Gillman...... E 1964 Jim Davidson...... T ...... P 2014 Joey Bosa...... DE Lew Hinchman...... HB Ike Kelley...... LB 1988 Jeff Uhlenhake...... C Michael Bennett...... DL Ted Rosequist...... T Arnie Chonko...... DB 2015 Vonn Bell ...... SAF 1933 Joseph Gailus...... G 1965 Douglas Van Horn...... G 1990s Joey Bosa...... DE 1934 Regis Monahan...... G Ike Kelley...... LB Taylor Decker...... OT Merle Wendt...... E 1966 Ray Pryor...... C 1991 Steve Tovar...... LB Adolphus Washington...... DT 1935 Gomer Jones...... C 1968 David Foley...... OT 1992 Steve Tovar...... LB 2016 Pat Elflein...... C Merle Wendt...... E Rufus Mayes...... OT 1993 Korey Stringer...... OT Malik Hooker...... SA 1936 Charles Hamrick...... T 1969 Jim Stillwagon...... G Dan Wilkinson...... DT Billy Price...... OG Inwood Smith...... G Rex Kern...... QB 1994 Korey Stringer...... OT Curtis Samuel...... H-B Merle Wendt...... E Jim Otis...... FB 1995 Eddie George...... TB 2017 Billy Price...... C 1937 Carl Kaplanoff...... T Ted Provost...... CB Terry Glenn...... FL Denzel Ward...... CB Jim McDonald...... QB Jack Tatum...... CB Orlando Pace...... OT Nick Bosa...... DE Ralph Wolf...... C Mike Vrabel...... DE 2018 Michael Jordan...... C Gust Zarnas...... G 1970s 1996 Orlando Pace...... OT Dre’Mont Jones...... DT 1939 Vic Marino...... G 1970 Jan White...... TE Shawn Springs...... CB 2019 Chase Young...... DE Esco Sarkkinen...... E Jim Stillwagon...... MG Mike Vrabel...... DE Jeff Okudah...... CB Donald Scott...... HB John Brockington...... FB 1997 Andy Katzenmoyer...... LB Wyatt Davis...... OT Jack Tatum...... CB Rob Murphy...... OG Mike Sensibaugh...... S Antoine Winfield...... CB 1940s 1998 David Boston...... SE 1940 Donald Scott...... HB Tim Anderson...... CB 1971 Tom DeLeone...... C Damon Moore...... SS 1942 Robert Shaw...... E Rob Murphy...... OG Charles Csuri...... T 1972 John Hicks...... OT Randy Gradishar...... LB Antoine Winfield...... CB Lindell Houston...... G 1999 Na’il Diggs...... LB 73 FIRST TEAM ALL BIG TEN

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Chris Spielman...... LB 1999 Ahmed Plummer...... CB Kurt Coleman...... DB Denzel Ward...... CB William White...... DB 2000 Joe Cooper...... LB 2010 Justin Boren...... OL 2018 Dwayne Haskins...... QB Tom Tupa...... P Mike Doss...... SS Mike Brewster...... OL Parris Campbell...... WR 1989 Joe Staysniak...... OT Dan Stultz...... K Chimdi Chekwa...... DB Isaiah Prince...... RT

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COACH YEARS W L T PCT Alexander S. Lilley 1890-1891 3 5 0 .375 Jack Ryder 1892-1895,1898 22 22 2 .500 ALEXANDER S. LILLEY JACK RYDER CHARLES A. HICKEY DAVID F. EDWARDS Charles A. Hickey 1896 5 5 1 .500 1890-91 1892-95, 1898 1896 1897 David F. Edwards 1897 1 7 1 .167 John B. Eckstorm 1899-1901 22 4 3 .810 Perry Hale 1902-1903 14 5 2 .714 E. R. Sweetland 1904-1905 14 7 2 .652 A. E. Herrnstein 1906-1909 28 10 1 .731 Howard Jones 1910 6 1 3 .750 JOHN B. ECKSTORM PERRY HALE E. R. SWEETLAND A. E. HERRNSTEIN Harry Vaughn 1911 5 3 2 .600 1899-1901 1902-03 1904-05 1906-09 John R. Richards 1912 6 3 0 .667 John W. Wilce 1913-1928 78 33 9 .688 Sam S. Willaman 1929-1933 26 10 5 .695 Francis A. Schmidt 1934-1940 39 16 1 .705 Paul E. Brown 1941-1943 18 8 1 .685 Carroll C. Widdoes 1944-1945 16 2 0 .889

HOWARD JONES HARRY VAUGHN JOHN R. RICHARDS JOHN W. WILCE Paul O. Bixler 1946 4 3 2 .556 1910 1911 1912 1913-28 Wesley E. Fesler 1947-1950 21 13 3 .608 Woody Hayes 1951-1978 205 61 10 .761 Earle Bruce 1979-1987 81 26 1 .755 John Cooper 1988-2000 111 43 4 .715 Jim Tressel 2001-2010 94 21 0 .817 Luke Fickell 2011 6 7 0 .462

SAM S. WILLAMAN FRANCIS A. SCHMIDT PAUL E. BROWN CARROLL C. WIDDOES Urban Meyer 2012-2018 83 9 0 .902 1929-33 1934-40 1941-43 1944-1945 Ryan Day 2019-present 16 1 0 .941 All-Time Record: 130 Years 924 326 53 .729 The 2010 season was vacated because of NCAA sanctions.

PAUL O. BIXLER WESLEY E. FESLER WOODY HAYES EARLE BRUCE 1946 1947-50 1951-78 1979-87

JOHN COOPER JIM TRESSEL LUKE FICKELL URBAN MEYER 1988-00 2001-10 2011 2012-2018

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SPORTS RADIO

2020 OHIO STATE FOOTBALL RADIO NETWORK AFFILIATES

CITY...... AM/FM DIAL Akron...... WAKR-AM 1590 Archbold...... WMTR-FM 96.1 Ashtabula...... WREO-FM 97.1 Athens...... WATH-AM 970 Athens...... WATH* 97.1 Bellefontaine...... WPKO-FM 98.3 Bucyrus ...... WQEL-FM 92.7 Bucyrus ...... WBCO-AM 1540 Cambridge...... WILE-FM 97.7 Canton...... WHBC-AM 1480 Celina ...... WCSM-FM 96.7 Celina ...... WCSM-AM 1350 Cincinnati...... WDJO-AM 1480 Cincinnati...... WDJO* 99.5 Cincinnati...... WDJO* 107.9 Cleveland...... WKNR-AM 850 Columbus ...... WBNS-AM 1460 Columbus ...... WBNS-FM 97.1 Ohio State Coshocton...... WTNS-FM 99.3 Dayton...... WING-AM 1410 Dayton...... WGTZ-FM 92.9 Sports Network Dover...... WJER-AM 1450 Dover...... WJER* 100.9 Elyria...... WEOL-AM 930 All Ohio State football games are broadcast by the Ohio State Findlay...... WFIN-AM 1330 Findlay...... WFIN* 99.5 Sports Network from Learfield/IMG College with WBNS Radio Fredericktown...... WMAN-FM 98.3 Fremont...... WOHF-FM 92.1 serving as the flagship station for the 81-station statewide Fostoria...... WFOB-AM 1430 network. Paul Keels handles the play-by-play responsibilities Fostoria...... WFOB* 105.7 Georgetown...... WRAC-FM 103.1 and former Ohio State All-American Jim Lachey serves as expert Greenfield...... WVNU-FM 97.5 Ironton...... WIRO-AM 1230 analyst, while Matt Andrews will report from the virtual sidelines Jackson...... WYRO-FM 98.7 Kenova/Huntington...... WZWB-AM 1420 and conduct postgame interviews from the Buckeye locker room. Kenton...... WKTN-FM 95.3 Lancaster...... WLOH-AM 1320 Each week at halftime Skip Mosic visits with A.D. Gene Smith and other athletics Lancaster...... WLOH* 104.5 department personnel in the Buckeye Huddle, chats with President Dr. Kristina Johnson Lima...... WIMA-AM 1150 Logan...... WLOH* 99.3 and provides updates throughout the broadcast on other games happening around the Mansfield...... WMAN-AM 1400 Big Ten and across the country. Marietta...... WMOA-AM 1490 In addition to game coverage, “The Buckeye Roundtable Show” can be heard Marietta...... WMOA* 101.3 Marion...... WMRN-AM 1490 Mondays throughout the season from 6-8 p.m. on the The Ohio State Sports Network. Marysville...... WQTT-AM 1270 Keels, Lachey, Andrews and Mosic will be joined by former Ohio State greats to preview Marysville...... WQTT* 96.7 the upcoming game. McConnelsville...... WJAW-FM 100.9 Millersburg...... WKLM-FM 95.3 Also, the “Ryan Day Show” airs every Thursday at noon during the season on the Ohio Mt. Vernon...... WMVO-AM 1300 State Sports Network. Mt. Vernon ...... WMVO* 100.9 Napoleon...... WNDH-FM 103.1 Newark...... WCLT-AM 1430 Newark ...... WCLT* 98.7 Norwalk...... WLKR-FM 95.3 Paulding ...... WKSD-FM 99.7 Piqua...... WPTW-AM 1570 Piqua ...... WPTW* 98.1. Portsmouth...... WNXT-AM 1260 Portsmouth...... WNXT* 95.7 Ravenswood...... WMOV-AM 1360 Ravenswood...... WMOV* 93.5 Ripley...... WMOV* 106.7 Sandusky...... WLEC-AM 1450 Sandusky...... WLEC* 95.3 Sidney...... WMVR-FM 105.5 PAUL KEELS JIM LACHEY MATT ANDREWS Somerset...... WLOH* 102.9 Play-by-Play Color Analyst Sideline Reporter Steubenville...... WCDK-FM 106.3 Toledo...... WTOD-FM 106.5 Uhrichsville...... WBTC-AM 1540 Ohio State football broadcasts can be heard on Sirius/XM Satellite Radio if you Uhrichsville...... WBTC* 101.9 are traveling outside the state of Ohio. Visit www.siriusxm.com for weekly channel Upper Sandusky...... WYNT-FM 95.9 Van Wert ...... WERT-AM 1220 assignments for Ohio State games. All OSU games, the Ryan Day Show and Buckeye Van Wert...... WERT* 104.3 Roundtable can also be heard at OhioStateBuckeyes.com. Waverly...... WXIZ-FM 100.9 Wheeling...... WVLY-AM 1370 Wheeling...... WVLY* 97.7 Wooster...... WQKT-FM 104.5 Wooster...... WKVX-AM 960 Youngstown...... WNIO-AM 1390 Zanesville...... WHIZ-AM 1240 Zanesville...... WHIZ* 102.3 86 2020 Ohio State Football