A full slate of Big Ten football is not quite complete, but the first full Saturday of action was a delight.

Ohio State crushed Ball State 56-3, but Ryan Day warned that talent alone will not be enough when the Buckeyes face Texas.

Yes, a lot of top teams played inferior opponents in Week 1. But the stat lines that star QBs put up in those games were still eye-opening.

Ohio State Buckeyes' QB Julian Sayin started slow but immediately turned it on to lead the Buckeyes to a big win.

Jeremiah Smith is so good that we had to add an additional category to our usual ‘The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’ recap from Ohio State’s 56-3 win over Ball State

Ohio State rolled to a blowout victory over Ball State on Saturday. Here are five things we think we learned about the Buckeyes in Week 1.

Yes, Ball State was far from a legitimate challenger, but there was still plenty of good (and bad) things that mattered in today’s win… there were also some things that didn’t matter at all.

Ohio State had little trouble dispatching the Ball State Cardinals from the Mid-American Conference.

Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith showed on Saturday that they both might be Heisman Trophy finalists at the end of the season.