Ohio State freshman phenom and leading receiver Jeremiah Smith managed only one catch for three yards in a College Football Playoff semifinal game against Texas, yet the Buckeyes still won by 14 points.

Ohio State has rebounded in impressive fashion from its rough ending to the regular season. But the Buckeyes must finish it off with a win in the national championship game against Notre Dame for this season to truly be a success,

Jeremiah Smith had a frustrating performance last week at the Cotton Bowl. However, for former Michigan player turned ESPN college football analyst Desmond Howard, the freshman's playmaking and the depth of the Ohio State Buckeyes' receiving corps will make this team tough to stop on Monday's national championship game.

Prior to the game, Ohio State alumnus and former Buckeyes quarterback Kirk Herbstreit found himself in a heated discussion with former Michigan Heisman Trophy winner Desmond Howard over the perception that Ohio State "bought" their current team with twenty-plus million dollars of offseason expenditures.

Desmond Howard has been a Michigan shill on ESPN since ... While picking against Ohio State every week and always favoring his alma mater is a fine trope, even his ESPN peers have grown tired ...

Desmond Howard joins "SportsCenter" to break down whether Riley Leonard's run game or pass game will be more important to Notre Dame's success vs. OSU Monday night.

He stopped the conversation from beginning after co-analyst Desmond Howard, a Michigan Heisman Trophy ... "The perception is wrong with Ohio State. The perception is they went out and found ...

Of all the unholy alliances, Michigan fans rooting for Notre Dame is one that violates every cardinal rule of college football.

By the end of the 2023 season, one thing was obvious in the Kansas State locker room: Will Howard was not the future at quarterback. Avery Johnson had just relieved Howard in the

We break down ESPN’s coverage of the Cotton Bowl, the national college football semifinal game between Ohio State and Texas.