Ohio State football is poised for a big year with Julian Sayin back at QB, throwing for over 3,600 yards and 32 TDs while leading the nation in completion percentage. The Buckeyes finished 12-2, reaching the CFP quarterfinals before falling to top teams. They’re bolstered by returning WR Jeremiah Smith and elite recruit Chris Henry Jr., filling the void left by drafted Carnell Tate, plus new coaching hires and transfers. But the toughest schedule in college football looms — and with a revamped defense, they’ll need to prove they can reclaim championship form. Meanwhile, men’s basketball looks to rebound without leading scorer Bruce Thornton, with John Mobley Jr. stepping up as primary ball-handler and new transfers adding depth. Women’s basketball aims to break through after three straight second-round NCAA exits, led by returning guard Jaloni Cambridge and a promising core of underclassmen — defense will be key to their deep tournament run.

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