The Ohio State marching band is among the most famous in all of college football, adding to the pageantry and tradition of ...

Ohio State Marching Band tradition. Since 1936, the band has marched in sync to the song "Le Regiment de Sambre et Meuse" to form a script version of the state's name.

Thanks to an early game look, we get a chance to look at the entrance of the Ohio State football team on 'College Football 26 ...

Ohio State is expanding the premium seating at Ohio Stadium with plans to add field-level suites in the Horseshoe's south end.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — ‘The Best Damn Band in the Land’ was joined by a few extra members for Ohio State’s halftime show for Saturday night’s game against Western Michigan. More than ...

Ohio State really does not like Michigan, just in case you haven't heard. The Ohio State marching band expressed that disdain explicitly on Saturday during the team's home stand against Purdue.

The rivalry matchup between Ohio State and Michigan is still a few weeks away, but the Buckeyes' band is already preparing for The Game. During halftime of No. 2 Ohio State's matchup with Purdue ...

During halftime of Ohio State's win over Purdue, the marching band formed a bear with Michigan's Block M flag behind it.The bear then "pooped" on the flag, which was used to cover up the maize and ...

Jacob English, a Hilliard resident and fifth-year mechanical engineering student at Ohio State University, said his college experience wouldn't be complete without the many stories, people he met ...

According to the university, Script Ohio was first performed on Oct. 10, 1936.A similar formation was performed by the marching band at archrival Michigan in 1932, but Ohio State notes that it was ...