Ohio State Buckeyes football, College football team in Columbus, United States.
The Ohio State Buckeyes are a college football team in Columbus that plays at Ohio Stadium, a horseshoe-shaped venue with space for over 102,000 spectators. The open ends of the stadium create a recognizable silhouette, while the steep seating produces a tight atmosphere.
The program began play in 1890 and developed into one of the most successful college football programs in the United States. Over its history, the team won eight national championships and sent numerous players to the NFL.
The Ohio State University Marching Band performs the Script Ohio formation during games, with a sousaphone player completing the routine by dotting the I. Fans wear scarlet and gray colors and sing Carmen Ohio after each home game alongside the players.
Home games take place in fall on weekends, with tickets available through the university athletic department. The stadium sits north of campus and is reachable on foot from surrounding neighborhoods.
The rivalry with Michigan is called The Game and traditionally takes place at the end of the regular season. This matchup draws national attention and has shaped the atmosphere of both programs for decades.
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