Ohio State Ohio State football spring game 2022 free live stream: How to watch, TV Published: Apr. 16, 2022, 10:00 a.m.

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Welcome to the 2022 Ohio State spring game. The annual event marks the conclusion of the Buckeyes' 15 spring practices allowed by the NCAA this time of year.

Of Steve Sarkisian's first seven road games with the Longhorns, Texas won just one. But UT enters this weekend with an ...

One of Ohio State's biggest weaknesses during the 2021 season was its pass defense, as it ranked 12th in the Big Ten and 96th in the nation with 246.2 passing yards allowed per game.

The date is set for Ohio State’s spring football game. Ohio State’s 2022 spring game at Ohio Stadium will be played on April 16. Kickoff time and ticket information have not yet been announced.

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The Ohio State spring game is fast approaching. On Saturday afternoon, Ohio Stadium will open its gates for the first time since the end of the 2021 season to welcome fans back.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s 2022 Spring Game will be held at Ohio Stadium on April 16, per the schedule for the program’s annual Coaches Clinic. The game will kick off at noon ...

The Ohio State football program will hold its 15th and final practice of the spring in front of more than 50,000 fans in Ohio Stadium on Saturday afternoon. But unlike recent spring games where ...

This concludes Ohio State's spring practice allotment and the team will now begin it's summertime work before gearing up to open the 2022 season against Notre Dame on September 3rd.

2022 Ohio State spring game: Need to know 1. New defensive coordinator: Defense was an issue for Ohio State in 2021, and the Buckeyes made one of the splashiest coordinator hires of the offseason ...

Ohio State and Michigan State are scheduled for April 16, with Ohio State at noon and Michigan State at 2 p.m. Indiana, Iowa, Maryland and Wisconsin are not having spring football games.