The Ohio State football team visited the White House on Monday. Here are some of the best sights and sounds of the action.

OSU won four straight games, including the Jan. 20 title contest, in the first expanded 12-team College Football Playoff, and ...

then held up the top half of the trophy while the team posed for photos. Vance, President Donald Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel were all ...

The defense is stacked at all three levels with players like DE T.J. Parker, LB Wade Woodaz ... Swiping defensive coordinator Jim Knowles from Ohio State could bring Penn State’s defense ...

We have photos from the White House as the Ohio State football ... university luminaries on hand. State political leaders like Gov. Mike DeWine and Lt. Gov. Jim Tressell, who led the Buckeyes ...

Mississippi State is honoring Hal Parker with its highest alumni honor ... NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana—W. David Purvis, James Worth Bagley College of Engineering. A summa cum laude Bachelor of Science ...

WNBA Draft could be seen as a passing of the torch—but really, there’s room for every player to shine. There wasn't a single ...

Lucio Aleman Jr., Teresa Antoinette Alexander, Richard A. Allen, Ted L. Allen, Baylee Almon, Diane (Hollingsworth) Althouse, ...

Ohio is packed solid with baseball talent. High school sports writers and editors of USA Today Network Ohio voted on the ... seniors James Wimsatt (SS), Wyatt Lidke (CF) and Devin Parker (P).