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Ohio State Buckeyes
Who were the first father-son combo to have captained the Buckeyes? | Ohio State Football (HovenNaut) |
Jim and Kirk Herbstreit. Kirk was Ohio State's MVP in 1992, while Jim co-captained the 1960 squad.
Who was their first coach after Woody Hayes left? | Ohio State Buckeye Football (TedGinn) |
Earle Bruce. He was a good coach, but not as good as Woody Hayes. He had a record of 81-26-1.
Who was the two-time Heisman trophy winner at Ohio State? | Ohio State Football (buffman771) |
Archie Griffin. Archie Griffin was very loyal to his team. He once quoted. "To me, the Heismans symbolize (How great of a team we are) because that sucess could not happen individually without being part of a great team". He won the two Heismans in 1974 and 1975.
Who was the starting quarterback for the Buckeyes in 2007? | The 2007 Ohio State Buckeyes (chipper910) |
Todd Boeckman. Troy Smith was the quarterback in 2006. Rory Nichol is a tight end, and Brian Robiskie is a WR (wide receiver).
Who was the starting Freshman linebacker on the 1996 Ohio State football team? | Ohio State Buckeyes Football (Southeastern32) |
Andy Katzenmoyer. Andy Katzenmoyer won the Butkus award as a Sophmore and left for the NFL after his Junoir season.
Who was the quarterback who lead the Buckeyes to victory in the 1997 Rose Bowl? | Ohio State Buckeyes Football (Southeastern32) |
Joe Germaine. Joe Germaine didn't start in the Rose Bowl, but still led Ohio State to a 20-17 victory and the bowl MVP award.
Who was the quarterback for Ohio State in the 1985 Rose Bowl? | Ohio State Buckeyes Football (Southeastern32) |
Mike Tomzak. He quarterbacked the buckeyes in the defeat to USC 20-17, later he was picked up in the NFL by the Bears as a free agent in 1986.
Who was the first to perform the Buckeye tradition, "Script Ohio"? | Ohio State Buckeye Football (TedGinn) |
Michigan. The song performed during Script Ohio is called La Regiment. It's a French song.
Who was the first player in college history to win two consecutive Heisman trophies? | Ohio State Buckeye Football (TedGinn) |
Archie Griffin. He was a running back for Ohio State that won it back to back in 1974-75.
Who was the first OSU player to win the Heisman? | Ohio State Buckeye Football (TedGinn) |
Les Horvath. Bob White came in 4th, but never won it. Janowicz came 6 years after Horvath, who won it in 1944.
Who was the first OSU coach? | Ohio State Buckeye Football (TedGinn) |
Alexander S. Lilley. Lilley coached from 1890 to 1891. He had a record of 3-5-0.
Who was the coach in 1989? | Ohio State Football (buffman771) |
John Cooper. John Cooper coached for 12 seasons from 1988-2000.
Who was the Buckeyes' coach in 2007? | The 2007 Ohio State Buckeyes (chipper910) |
Jim Tressel. Jim Tressel was a coach at Youngstown State University until he moved to Ohio State in 2001. He played quarterback for Baldwin-Wallace college from 1971-1974.
Who was Ohio State's leading Heisman candidate in 1984? | Ohio State Buckeyes Football (Southeastern32) |
Keith Byars. Doug Flutie, from Boston College, ended up winning the Heisman for his miracle hail mary pass.
Who is the Buckeyes' main rival? | The 2007 Ohio State Buckeyes (chipper910) |
Michigan. Michigan is commonly referred to as "the team up north". Their rivalry game often decides the matchup for the Rose Bowl, or even the National Championship.
Who is OSU's arch-rival? | Ohio State Football (buffman771) |
Michigan. This rivalry started in 1897 when Michigan was victorious over OSU 34-0.
Who did Woody Hayes punch in the 1978 Gator Bowl? | Ohio State Buckeyes Football (Southeastern32) |
Charlie Bauman. This was the deciding factor in the firing of Woody Hayes, a sad day in Ohio State history.
Who did the Buckeyes play in the 2008 National Championship game? | The 2007 Ohio State Buckeyes (chipper910) |
LSU Tigers. Ohio State lost the National Championship two years in a row in 2008. The score was 38-24, LSU.
Who did OSU play in the 2006-07 National Championship? | Ohio State Football (buffman771) |
UF. OSU was having a great season. They got to first place and stayed all the way until the National Championship. Then surprisingly, Florida shut-down OSU
41-14.
Who did Ohio State play in 2008 in the National Championship? | Ohio State Football (buffman771) |
LSU. Ohio State lost this game 38-24. This was their second year in a row losing in the National Championship.
Who coached the Buckeyes before Jim Tressel? | Ohio State Buckeye Football (TedGinn) |
John Cooper. Cooper coached for 13 years. He was known to lose many big games.
Who coached defensive backs on Ohio State's 1968 National Championship team? | Ohio State Football (HovenNaut) |
Lou Holtz. Lou went on to a successful head coaching career both in the NFL and college ranks.
Which year did Ohio State win their first National Championship? | Ohio State Football (buffman771) |
1942. This was a great game for Ohio State. They played and beat the Indiana Hoosiers 34-21.
Which quarterback was selected as the Big Ten MVP in 1997? | Ohio State Football (HovenNaut) |
Joe Germaine. Germaine set a school record in throwing for 3330 yards, leading the Buckeyes to a Rose Bowl victory over Arizona State, and a #2 national ranking.
Where was Woody Hayes born? | Ohio State Buckeyes Football (Southeastern32) |
Clifton. He was born there, but he did not live there long. He coached at Ohio State for 27 years, from 1951 to 1978.
When the Buckeyes played in the 2002-2003 National Championship game, what was the score? | Ohio State Buckeye Football (TedGinn) |
OSU: 31 Miami: 24. The Buckeyes won in double OT.
When did Woody Hayes retire? | Ohio State Football (buffman771) |
1978. Woody Hayes coached for over 25 years.
What stadium did the Buckeyes play in the 2007 season? | The 2007 Ohio State Buckeyes (chipper910) |
Ohio Stadium. Ohio Stadium is also known as "The Shoe". It is known as "The Shoe" because it looks like a horseshoe.
What position did James Laurinaitis play for the Buckeyes in 2007? | The 2007 Ohio State Buckeyes (chipper910) |
Linebacker. James Laurinaitis is the son of pro wrestler Joe Laurinaitis. He also has two uncles that were pro wrestlers.
What is the nickname for the Ohio State marching band? | Ohio State Buckeye Football (TedGinn) |
The Best Damn Band In The Land. They are one of the biggest all brass and percussion bands in the world.
What is the name of OSU's mascot? | Ohio State Football (buffman771) |
Brutus. Brutus is the mascot of OSU. This was one of the first teams to have the mascot not be an animal, but a buckeye. (Most of the teams were named after an animal.)
Frequently Asked Questions about Ohio State Buckeyes
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- Why is Ohio called the Buckeye State? ( goto )
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- The last wild specimen of this bird was shot down on March 24, 1900 in Ohio? ( goto )
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- In 1940 and early 1941, United States conscript troops wrote OHIO all over the walls and everywhere. This antedated "Kilroy was Here" during the war. What did OHIO stand for? ( goto )
- With the exception of the Steinway museum, where in Ohio is the largest collection of Steinway pianos in the world? ( goto )
- What underground/punk band covered Ohio Express' "Yummy Yummy Yummy" in 1992? ( goto )
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- Who said "I suppose that the high-water mark of my youth in Columbus, Ohio, was the night the bed fell on my father?" ( goto )
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