As the Buckeyes approach the 2025 College Football Playoff, multiple players will be sidelined with injuries, while a pair appears to be doubtful for the Cotton

What’s good, Miami folks? Hope your weeks have gotten off to a good start. The Hurricanes and Buckeyes are both now in Dallas, so the media availabilities have begun. And, therefore, the opportunity for talking and noteworthy tidbits is before us again.

Something to watch in the College Football Playoff quarterfinals will be how sharp the teams that got first-round byes are early in their games.

Former Buckeye CJ Stroud has made strides in the NFL, bringing the Houston Texans to three-straight playoff berths.

The Ohio State Buckeyes are chomping at the bit to get back on the field after a long layoff and want to take care of business quickly against Miami.

UM’s Cotton Bowl opponent, Ohio State, beat out the Hurricanes for five-star defensive lineman David Jacobs on Monday.

With many praising how good Miami's (Fla.) defense is, former Ohio State linebacker Anthony Schlegel isn't jumping on the hype train. The two teams will clash in the Cotton Bowl Classic on New Year's Eve.

Defending national champion Ohio State is in the Cotton Bowl for the third year in a row, while Miami is already returning to Texas just more than a week after being in the state for a win in its College Football Playoff debut.

Joel Klatt sat down to preview the No. 10 Miami Hurricans vs. No. 2 Ohio State Buckeyes in the Cotton Bowl.

I’m getting to go against some guys again that I played with and against my whole life on a bigger stage. ... I’m not gonna take the opportunity lightly.’

The Ohio State Buckeyes seem to be without wide receiver Bryson Rodgers through the rest of the College Football Playoffs. The junior entered the transfer portal just last week on Thursday, Dec. 18.