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About Ohio State Buckeyes at Ohio Stadium
Columbus, Ohio, is home to one of the most legendary college football programs of all time, whose success is still going strong after 130 years. The Ohio State Buckeyes play out of Ohio Stadium, which opened in 1922 and currently seats 102,780. They are coached by Ryan Day, who, in his first year leading Ohio State in 2019, oversaw a 13-1 season and a College Football Playoff berth.
History of Ohio State Buckeyes Football
The Ohio State University first fielded a football team in 1890, and the team became a charter member of the Ohio Athletic Conference in 1902 before joining the Big Ten in 1912. The Buckeyes won their first national championship in 1942 under coach Paul Brown, and they've won seven more, most recently in 2014 under Urban Meyer. Six players have won seven Heisman Trophies for the Buckeyes, including Les Horvath in 1944, Vic Janowicz in 1950, Howard "Hopalong" Cassady in 1955, Eddie George in 1995, Troy Smith in 2006, and the only two-time recipient, Archie Griffin, in 1974 and 1975. Ohio State has won 40 conference titles, including three while with the OAC, as well as eight divisional titles. The Buckeyes have also won eight Rose Bowl games, most recently after the 2018 season against Washington.
While Ohio State has long-running rivalries against Illinois and Penn State, their rivalry against Michigan is one of the most heated feuds in all of sports, dating back to 1897. The Ohio/Michigan rivalry has always been intense, but it rose to another level between 1969 and 1978, as Michigan coach Bo Schembechler and Ohio State coach Woody Hayes engaged in "The Ten Year War" as both teams competed for Big Ten and national championships. In 2019, the Buckeyes went 12-0 behind the play of defensive end Chase Young, cornerback Jeff Okudah, and quarterback Justin Fields, before defeating Wisconsin 34-21 in the Big Ten Championship Game, and losing 29-23 to Clemson in the Fiesta Bowl as part of the College Football Playoff semifinals.
It would have been a 5 star event if the Aggies had at least put some points on the board. Regardless, school spirit was high, the seats were great (50 yard line, front row, top deck), and the half-time show was amazing,
The game was great. The only negative thing was our seats in 12B were partially blocked by support pillars. That should be advised to you when you purchase the tickets.
OSU football games rock! And the best dam band in the land at half time was awesome. Go Bucks!
Even when the game - isn't a game - the experience is worth so much when you see the Buckeyes play in the Shoe!!!
The game was AWESOME! as any OSU football game is; however, when purchasing a certain area of tickets, people need to be told that literally you WILL MISS OVER HALF of the game b/c the only view you will have are the two end zones and in the middle where most of the action originates - won't happen! There were a lot more times than not during the game that the we saw 3, maybe 4 (if we were lucky) players on the field! and there was no moving around to see it b/c you know the seats were all filled! There really needs to be a way to let people know or show it in a pict. of the stadium somehow b/c some people may have been happy just to be in the stadium; however, when you go to actually watch the game, it wasn't so good! And there are only a few seats that you could not see a thing and those should be designated as just that! Of all the 100+ thousands of seats in the arena - sucks to have one of those few!!!!! I'm sure there are some like this in every section that the poles were.
I didn't know what the box seating really was, but I am glad I got box seats. I recommend them to anyone. If you don't know what they are, its the two rows of chairs just above A section (and just below b section) around the stadium. Its well enough under the over hang to keep you out of the weather, but open enough to see every thing on the field and all the score boards and screens. I was in section 7 which is on home side and off the corner of the end zone, and the vantage point was perfect to see the game. I recommend box to anyone that can get it, especially if it might rain.
I almost missed the opening to the game because I didn't know you couldn't pick up our will call tickets at the Buckeye stadium. I had to walk back over to the Schottenstein center which took almost 30 minutes there and back. I was not happy to say the least.
We enjoyed ourselves very much. It was nice showing him where I went to classes/etc & the seats were under an overhang which was great because the weather had been raining on & off during the night!
Offense slow to start. Should have had this game well in control from the first. Still, good trick plays. Posey has quite an arm. Great half time show.
Had awesome seats, seen an awesome team give an awesome butt whipping!
The overall experience was nice. I had my wife and 6 mo. old with me. We attended the Skull Session and then the game. While the first half was kind of boring, the second half was full of action. I also liked using ticketmaster to obtain tickets. It was easy, convenient, and safe.
Picked up tickets at Will Call with no problem. Important to remember, you must have the exact credit card with which you made your purchase, and a photo ID (drivers license). Quick Exchange.
The process of getting my tickets was very smooth and with no headaches at all. Very stress free. I used the will call and it worked great. The OSU - Minn. game was great and we had a great time. Ticket Master made it easy.
Any Buckeye Fans must go to a game if they get a chance. The games are fun and exciting, and the atmosphere and experience are better than going to a pro game. You get a great view from most seats. The stadium personel are friendly and helpful. The seats are easy to find and if you need help there are ushers who are more than willing to assist you. Concession stands are may and placed on more than one level. Prices are a little high, but are the same that other stadiums and arenas charge.
