Scarlet Sunrise: Buckeyes won't face Penn State in White Out road game
Good morning, Ohio State fans, and welcome to the Scarlet Sunrise. Football will always be our focus, but every day we’ll cover news, notes and analysis from across Buckeyes sports. Join us each morning to get caught up on everything you missed in the world of Ohio State football, recruiting, basketball and more in Scarlet Sunrise.
Buckeyes won’t face Penn State in White Out road game
Ohio State has gotten quite used to playing Penn State in a White Out night game in Happy Valley every other year.
That won’t happen this year, though. The Buckeyes will travel to play the Nittany Lions on Oct. 29, but it won’t be the annual stadium-wide White Out game. No, the Nittany Lions have chosen the game against Minnesota earlier in the year for that occasion.
Ohio State still will have a hostile crowd against Penn State, as usual. But with a projected Noon start on FOX, the game won’t have the same night-game atmosphere and raucous crowd it normally does when the Buckeyes visit.
Instead, it’ll be a striped stadium, a much different tone than the intimidating White Out atmosphere the Buckeyes usually face when heading to State College.
New Tim May Podcast episode
As the Buckeyes make their way through the quiet part of summer workouts, the Tim May Podcast is back for another episode with yet another historical guest to break down part of the past of the football program.
Tim May is joined this week by Tom Levenick, a former Ohio State offensive lineman under Woody Hayes and Earle Bruce who won a Gator Bowl, a Fiesta Bowl and a Rose Bowl with the Buckeyes, to discuss some big parts of Buckeyes football history. Tom spent his time at Ohio State playing football and earning a journalism degree. He is the author of “Buckeyes for Life : Insider views of the most elite program in college athletics,” a book that takes a closer look at the Big Ten’s best football program and the bond that is formed by Ohio State football players.
He is also gearing up to write more books about the Buckeyes football program.
You will not want to miss that and plenty more news and analysis and in another edition of the Tim May Podcast.
Check it out in the link below and find more episodes – and all Lettermen Row video content – on our YouTube channel.
Top 10
- 1New
CFP Top 25
First College Football Playoff rankings
- 2Hot
Ben Herbstreit
Kirk Herbstreit asks for prayers
- 3
CFP bracket
12-team bracket after first CFP Top 25
- 4Trending
Dabo denied vote
'They done voted me out of the state'
- 5
Couching Carousel
Intel on potential head coaching moves
Buckeyes extend offers to top prospects after one-day camp
Consider the first day of June a dream-making day for a number of Ohio State football recruiting targets.
The Buckeyes offered five new prospects on Wednesday, including four players from inside of Ohio and one, from Michigan, who has long called Ohio State his “dream school.”
That is the headline from the first summer recruiting camp of 2022 on the Buckeyes campus. Who earned the new offer and why? Lettermen Row’s Jeremy Birmingham has all the details about the offers extended by the Buckeyes on Wednesday — including a new potential fit at quarterback.
READ: Ohio State extends handful of offers at first June recruiting camp
Are you subscribed yet?
Are you ready to get all your latest Ohio State news in one place? Become a member of Lettermen Row today. With your Lettermen Row/On3+ membership, you’ll not only have access to the everything that’s happening with the Buckeyes, but you’ll also be able to peruse other fan sites within the network to hear just how rivals are feeling about Ohio State, as well. Make sure to follow along on Twitter, Instagram and on Youtube for all the latest Buckeyes news you need to know.
Already signed up? Don’t forget to join us in the Lettermen Lounge to talk about the latest Ohio State sports news.
