For more Ohio State Buckeyes and college football news, check out Newsweek Sports. The Ohio State Buckeyes and head coach Ryan Day are set to begin their 2025 season on August 30 against the Texas Longhorns. Right off the bat, the defending champions will face a massive test.

Ryan Day is expecting to name the Ohio State Buckeyes starting quarterback within the next few weeks. Ryan Day has two options to choose from: Julian Sayin or Lincoln Kienholz. While Sayin is the expected starter,

The head coach of the Ohio State football program revealed when he hopes to announce the starting quarterback.

Fresh off of leading the Buckeyes to a national championship last season, Ryan Day is once again reportedly dipping into the NFL's talent pool to add to Ohio State's coaching staff. According to ESPN's Pete Thamel,

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Ohio State is reportedly adding a former NFL defensive coordinator to its staff. Per a Saturday afternoon report from Pete Thamel, Ohio State is expected to add longtime NFL assistant Josh Boyer to the staff. Presumably, he will be an analyst in Columbus.

Boyer spent over a decade with Patricia in New England and last served as the defensive coordinator of the Dolphins in 2022