Gambling content 21+. The New York Post may receive an affiliate commission if you sign up through our links. Read our editorial standards for more information. No. 1 Ohio State brings its show across ...

What an expert model projects as No. 1 Ohio State goes on the road against Washington in college football’s Week 5 action on Saturday. Ohio State is the near-consensus No. 1 team in college football ...

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CSU has seven points in the first quarter of games this season and no first-quarter points in either of the last two games. CSU's first-quarter drives this season have combined been 52 plays for 220 ...

While they may have college football's best offensive player in receiver Jeremiah Smith, defense was the catalyst for top-ranked and defending national champion Ohio State's 24-6 win over Washington ...

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The top-ranked Ohio State Buckeyes travel cross-country to Seattle for a Week 5 showdown with the Washington Huskies. It marks the Big Ten opener for both unbeaten teams, setting up a highly ...

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In their season-opening win over then top-ranked Texas, they held the Longhorns scoreless for three quarters. When they traveled to Washington for their Big Ten opener, their next matchup with a power ...

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