Author: Rob Oller, The Columbus Dispatch

Ohio State facing Michigan in the College Football Playoff national championship game would take some shine off the annual game in November.

The Ohio State-Michigan game has a way of turning can’t-misses into can’t-believe-that-just happened. As often happens, one team will get exposed.

C.J. Stroud can become the first Ohio State QB to complete the trifecta: Beat Michigan, win the Heisman and lead Buckeyes to a national championship.

It’s only a matter of time before the Big Ten expands further. Money is king, but the conference also wants to not appear to by hypocritical

Memorial Tournament honoree Ben Crenshaw grew up idolizing Jack Nicklaus, and first met him in a bathroom at the 1971 U.S. Open.

After two decades of futility at quarterback, the Cleveland Browns finally found a winner in Baker Mayfield. So why treat him like a loser?

It’s time for the Big Ten to become proactive against the Southeastern Conference; go get Southern California and Oregon. Or join forces with ACC.

Jon Rahm’s forced withdrawal from Memorial due to COVID-19 mixes elements of truth and grace