Is the Buckeyes’ NIL philosophy getting in the way of landing big-time recruits, or has Larry Johnson lost a step?

Ohio State AD Ross Bjork is adamant about following rules pertaining to new NIL guidelines. Will other schools do the same?

Smith isn’t the first athlete at a Nike school to ink such a deal — women’s basketball star Hailey Van Lith did so while at ...

The Ohio State Buckeyes may be Nike through and through but one of their biggest stars just inked an NIL deal with the swoosh ...

Jeremiah Smith is following up Ohio State's national title by joining the Three Stripes. The standout wide receiver is ...

Standout wide receiver Jeremiah Smith reportedly turned down an NIL deal with Nike, which has a $252 million partnership with ...

As conferences expand and money esclates in college football, is there a saturation point where fans say enough is enough? Is ...

Oregon Ducks senior wide receiver Evan Stewart was primed for a breakout campaign, considered to be one of the best at his ...

The Ohio State Buckeyes have been one of the top recruiting schools in the country for decades, and that has only intensified ...

Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has become the latest college star to pass on Nike, signing an NIL (name, ...

Ohio State football star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith is now an Adidas athlete as he recently signed an NIL deal with the ...

Ohio State announced the creation of a new in-house name, image and likeness entity called Buckeye Sports Group ...