The Ohio State Buckeyes had perhaps the most dynamic one-two punch at running back in college football last season, but this duo will not be playing their games in Columbus, Ohio, next season.

St. Xavier volleyball player Joe Taggart played right through any concerns a collegiate program may hold. Taggart, just a junior for the Bombers, committed to Ohio State in September 2024.

Ohio State coach Ryan Day believes that should be reconsidered. “I think if teams want to do that, I think the rules committee should take a look at that and allow folks to do that,” Day said ...

Browsing aisles of wine and beer while shopping for groceries makes dinner planning incredibly easy. One supermarket chain not only sells alcohol, but has become known for its own excellent brews ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WNDU) - The Saint Joseph Huskies made the trip down to Gainbridge Fieldhouse last year to play for a state title and came up short. 364 days later in the same arena, the Huskies ...

The college basketball world is seeing more transfers than it ever has. A team like the Ohio State Buckeyes continues to lose players from their roster that went 17-15 and missed their third ...

Watch Matt's story - For Ohioans: Coaching beyond the field Ohio State's AgrAbility program is helping Ohio farmers stay in their fields. Preble County farmer Len Vonderhaar is one Ohioan who's ...

SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - The Saint Joseph Huskies are looking forward to a huge matchup against Indianapolis Crispus Attucks in the Class 3A state championship game on Saturday, and they’ve got ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — One thing the Browns had been criticized for in most of its post-expansion era is not drafting former Ohio State players. But that has changed in the last decade. Starting with ...

INDIANAPOLIS ― In the end, experience mattered. A year after seeing a fourth-quarter lead slip in the state finals, South Bend Saint Joseph made sure history did not repeat itself Saturday night.

Joe Schoen’s 20-minute off-camera Monday press ... The Giants co-owner and prominent league voice annually addresses the state of his franchise at the NFL owners’ meetings.