Ohio State Buckeyes coach Ryan Day received a huge update Tuesday night about a priority target who looked like he was going to play for the Tennessee Volunteers. Luckily, he will be going to Columbus after all.

The Ohio State Buckeyes secured a commitment from a top four-star recruit on Sunday after he was released from his LOI.

Four-star Tennessee commit Legend Bey has received his release from the Vols and nears closer to signing with Ohio State.

Former Michigan Wolverines staffer Connor Stalions hasn't minced words about the Ohio State Buckeyes despite being years removed from being part of the Wolverin

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Four-star 2026 recruit Legend Bey has been released from signing with Tennessee and quickly flipped his decision to Ohio State. As reported by Rivals on Tuesday, Bey no longer was a member of Tennessee’s program by the evening and quickly joined the Buckeyes’ 2026 class. He is free to play immediately in Columbus.

18. Marcel Reed, QB, Texas A&M Reed had a tremendous season leading one of Texas A&M's most explosive offenses since the Johnny Manziel era. He threw 25 touchdown passes and showed marked improvement as a passer while remaining a threat as a runner. Reed rushed for 466 yards and six touchdowns despite using his legs less during the 2025 season.

One of the biggest challenges of coaching at a big-time college football program is that no matter how successful you are, there are always going to be some fans who want you fired -- or at least have some complaints.

Miami and Texas A&M will battle Saturday in the first round of the College Football Playoff. The winner will face Ohio State.