There have been 11 seasons since Ezekiel Elliot and Cardale Jones lifted the Ohio State Buckeyes to the inaugural College Football Playoff National Championship. Now, they’ll have a chance to be the ...

LOOKING AHEAD: Five teams that could crash playoff party in 2025 HOW IT HAPPENED: Highlights from the Ohio State vs ... and ...

LOOKING AHEAD: Five teams that could crash playoff party in 2025 HOW IT HAPPENED: Highlights from the Ohio State vs ... and prevailing in the final three games behind third-stringer Cardale Jones. But ...

Cardale Jones and Ohio State beat Alabama in 2014, but the Buckeyes missed out on their shot at back-to-back games vs. Alabama in 2015.

Some former Alabama football players are starting to react to former Ohio State quarterback, Cardale Jones, drawing a comparison from Ryan Day to Nick Saban. Jones took to social media after Ohio ...

The list of Ohio State quarterbacks to start in and win a National Championship in the 21st century includes the following players: Craig Krenzel, Cardale Jones and now Will Howard. During the ...

C.J. Stroud’s arm was as pinpoint as it gets. None hoisted the ultimate trophy. The last one who did, Cardale Jones, was a three-game wonder who caught defenses off-guard with his size and arm ...

Ohio State gets credit for winning it all despite losing two starting quarterbacks (Braxton Miller and J.T. Barrett) and prevailing in the final three games behind third-stringer Cardale Jones.

One-time third-string quarterback Cardale Jones was mostly flawless, throwing for 242 yards and a touchdown and repeatedly using his 6-foot-5, 250-pound frame to bull for key first downs.

ATLANTA – Ohio State crushed it early and held on against Notre Dame Monday in the College Football Playoff national championship game and in doing so pulverized any notion it was a close-but-no ...

Barrett hurt his leg in the fourth quarter in the win over the Wolverines, prompting coach Urban Meyer to start third-stringer Cardale Jones for the Big Ten championship game against Wisconsin.