Ohio State Buckeyes Football Tickets

Though the team’s origin stems from 1890, Ohio State joined the Big Ten Conference in 1912. Ohio State has an incredible, long-running history with seven Heisman Trophies, numerous national championships, and more than 80 consensus All-America selections. Running back Archie Griffin remains the only player ever to win multiple Heisman Trophies, repeating in 1974 and 1975.

Home games are played at Ohio Stadium – also known as “The Horseshoe” – which holds close to 105,000 fans. While the football team is amazing on its own, the Ohio State Marching Band holds one of college football’s greatest traditions. The band’s signature act is the formation of the Script Ohio prior to each game. The “i” is typically dotted by a fourth- or fifth-year sousaphone player, but on rare occasions, an honorary guest is selected for the role.

As a longtime Big Ten member, Ohio State has its share of rivalries, but every college football fan knows “Beat Michigan Week” trumps them all in Columbus. The Buckeyes and Wolverines first battled in 1897, with the rivalry reaching its zenith during “The Ten Year War” between legendary coaches Woody Hayes and Bo Schembechler. “The Game” has been played annually since 1918, with Ohio State hosting in even-numbered years.