Ohio State is getting back a pair of star wide receivers, as Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate are expected to play against Michigan, sources told ESPN.

Ohio State is on bye in Week 9 after picking up a road win at Wisconsin. Here's a look at the Buckeyes' full schedule, including who is next up.

It all comes down to this. Ohio State. Michigan. College football’s greatest rivalry laden with playoff and national championship implications. Just as it shoul

No. 1 Ohio State’s two top receivers could be returning on Saturday for the game against Michigan. Carnell Tate and Jeremiah Smith are both listed as

Gone are the days of Mike Doss (McKinley High School) and Chris "Beanie" Wells (Garfield High School). Michigan's roster doesn't feature any players this year from Summit or Stark county. Ohio State's roster only has three. They are:

The injury statuses of Ohio State wide receivers Carnell Tate and Jeremiah Smith have been the major unknown for the Buckeyes. While Tate has missed the past three games, Smith missed last week's game against Rutgers and exited the first half of the UCLA win. He was seen limping on the sideline. Over/under: 44.5

Ohio State enters the Big Ten Championship Game against Indiana with good vibes coming off their first victory over rival Michigan since 2019.