Notre Dame's recruiting under Marcus Freeman is starting to look very similar to how it did the last time it won a national championship ...

The ’67 Buckeyes finished 6-3 and were unranked all season, the last time that has happened for OSU. Woody Hayes hadn’t won a ...

There is plenty of deep connection for Corso with this game as well, as Brutus Buckeye's head was the first he ever donned during the show's analyst picks segment, back in 1996.

Marcus Freeman is building something special in South Bend, and it's reminiscent of something that Notre Dame fans of a certain age have seen before. Specifically, it's something that echoes Lou ...

Corso first put on the headgear of a mascot when he picked the Buckeyes to beat Penn State on Oct. 5, 1996, donning the head of Brutus Buckeye. Corso has made 45 headgear picks with Ohio State ...

Spaun calls those motivational dialogues, Schriber’s “Lou Holtz talks,” coined after the former football coach with whom Schriber has traded wisdom.

“I got this from Lou Holtz at one of the Sugar Bowls. Goals are important, but obtainable goals are more important. And, one of my goals is to win a national championship.

Spaun calls those motivational dialogues, Schriber’s “Lou Holtz talks,” coined after the former football coach with whom Schriber has traded wisdom. “He once told me, either you give your guys a hug, ...

He received his first real shot at coaching at the University of Arkansas in 1977 under legendary coach Lou Holtz.

Just over 15 years ago, a flash mob (yeah, remember those) featuring dozens of dancers, Brutus Buckeye and then-OSU president E. Gordon Gee took over the Ohio Union to the tune of a 'Glee' cover ...

Here’s to hoping he puts the Brutus Buckeye head on one more time. We talk about Corso’s career a bit and give some statistics about Gameday at Ohio State.