ESPN has used its computers to predict the probability of each game on the 2025 Ohio State football schedule. Here's how it all lays out.

One of the most highly anticipated openers in college football is just one week away when No. 3 Ohio State plays host to No. 1 Texas. Buckeye Nation is already

The first year of the expanded College Football Playoff produced a national champion (Ohio State) that wouldn’t have qualified under the old format, the top four seeds all falling in the quarterfinals and the two semifinals contests giving us ample drama. A year later, there is no clear-cut favorite.

Texas opens at Ohio State in Week as a +2.5 point underdog and in October, the Longhorns do not play a home game. Texas goes to Florida, who is off a bye week, then to Dallas for the red river rivalry with Oklahoma, a trip to Kentucky who is off a bye, and to Mississippi State to end the month.

ESPN announced its top 100 college football players of 2025 this week, and there were five Ohio State players that made the list.

Lead Fox college football analyst Joel Klatt makes the call for some Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby. Q: What are this season’s most compelling storylines?

Michigan State football is set to host an underrated offensive lineman prospect in the 2026 class from Ohio in a few weeks

Arch Manning and Texas are the early favorites to emerge victorious in the College Football Playoff. According to DraftKings Sportsbook, Texas has the highest odds to win a national title at +550. Ohio State follows close behind at +600, while Penn State owns the third-best odds at +700.