Ohio State dominated Spring Game attendance across all of college football

Yes, OSU fans are a little more “passionate” about their college football. #GoBucks

Ah, spring is in the air despite some of the up-and-down weather that always seems to shake hands with the Midwest this time of year (yes, the calendar says it’s early May). Part of spring in Columbus, Ohio, means that there is some Ohio State football that we all get to be a part of.

Buckeye fans are a little more — shall we say — “passionate,” about that team wearing Scarlet and Gray, so they tend to follow all the comings and goings of spring ball and also show up in force at the annual Spring Game.

The same was true for the 2023 version. It helped that it was a pleasant and sunny day, but questionable weather hasn’t stopped OSU fans from making it inside the Horseshoe necessarily in years past.

In fact, Ohio State is routinely among the leaders in spring game attendance because — well, who wouldn’t want a chance to sit along the banks of the Olentangy among some good friends inside the venerable Ohio Stadium for a lot less money than games in the fall?

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But Columbus, Ohio, isn’t the only college football-crazed town. There are others, mostly in the South, that also have fans show out for a gloried scrimmage. Alabama, Clemson, Penn State, and Oklahoma, are just a few of the programs that also had a pretty good amount of fans show up for the fun of spring.

On that note, and in an effort to display the most passionate fanbases, here’s a look at the programs that led others in spring game attendance in 2023. You can probably guess where Ohio State lands, right?

Ryan Day Spring Game postgame press conference

In case you missed it, watch and listen to Ryan Day reflect on what he saw during the Spring Game Saturday. #GoBucks

There was football in the air again Saturday afternoon at Ohio Stadium. The annual Spring Game gave fans a chance to get out in some good weather and watch the offense go against the defense with bragging rights on the line.

There were plenty of storylines and plenty to take away from the game, but we have to caveat it all by remembering that it was simply an exhibition at the end of spring ball that only lays the foundation for what this team will become in the fall.

Head coach Ryan Day met with the media after the game to field some questions and provide insight on what he saw, and we were there to record it for you. If you haven’t seen the presser, feel free to watch it below thanks to what we added to our Buckeyes Wire YouTube channel.

In it, Day discussed what he saw from quarterback Kyle McCord, how he thought the defense looked, some updates on key players that didn’t take part, and much more.

Things will now go a bit quiet until things ramp up again during fall camp, but that doesn’t mean we won’t have more Ohio State football content for you. Stop by often and get more offseason content to look ahead, reflect, and more here at Buckeyes Wire.

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Ohio State Spring Game photos

Some of the best photos to re-live the latest Ohio State spring game. #GoBucks

If you were a part of the 70,000 plus fans that made it to the ‘Shoe on Saturday to take in the annual LiFEsports Spring Game, then you no doubt had a great time in some beautiful weather. I mean, good weather, Ohio State football, and cheap tickets; what’s not to like?

And while there were some concerns and other things to ponder coming out of what we saw in the scrimmage on steroids on Saturday, we have to remember that it is just an exhibition and there’s plenty of development, player availability, and other things that make what we saw just a shadow of what our eyes will gaze upon in the fall.

Either way, any time you get those scarlet and gray uniforms out in the public eye to view with the pigskin being slung around a little bit, it makes for some pretty good eye candy that we like to bring to you.

Here are some of the best high-resolution photos to reflect upon another version of the Spring Game for your viewing and scrolling pleasure.

Ohio State football drops Spring Game trailer

The Ohio State creative team is in midseason mode with its Spring Game trailer. Check it out if you haven’t had a chance to watch yet.

Most of Buckeye Nation loves to take in the game day trailers that the Ohio State football creative team releases every Thursday during the season. Well, it’s not technically in season yet, but we were given a bit of an off-schedule treat with a trailer being released for the annual Spring Game on the official Twitter account of Ohio State Football.

As you would expect, it’s a good production (I mean, they all are), even with tomorrow just being a scrimmage on steroids. If you haven’t yet got a chance to check out the trailer, you can catch it below thanks to the free app called Twitter.

Take in the below and get a feel for what spring practice has been like and the electricity and environment that will be a part of a party inside the ‘Shoe Saturday.

We’ll have in-game and postgame reaction and analysis throughout and after the event tomorrow so be sure to check back often.

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How to watch the Ohio State Spring Game Saturday

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So, we’re still months away from some non-exhibition college football queuing up college football stadiums near you, but in the meantime, for those of you that care, there’s a little scrimmage taking place inside Ohio Stadium Saturday.

That’s right. It’s time for the annual LiFEsports Spring Game and there are plenty of things to watch on Saturday, including how quarterback Kyle McCord performs in front of as close to a game-type environment as you can get.

We know you’re looking forward to checking out the Spring Game on Saturday to get some optimism flowing, so we have everything you need to know to find the game and tune in.

Basic info

When: Saturday, April 15, at 12:05 p.m. ET

Where: Ohio Stadium (Columbus, Ohio)

How to watch/stream/listen:

Broadcast: Big Ten Network

Live Stream: fuboTV (watch here)

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Complete Ohio State spring game roster

Get a look at the complete 2023 Ohio State football spring game roster. #GoBucks

Saturday is a chance to get back in the ‘Shoe and see some Ohio State football. Glorified scrimmage or not, anytime you can get a look at the players that are going to have something to say about what happens during the 2023 season is well worth it.

The format of the Spring Game is a little bit different than most years but follows a similar scoring format Ryan Day and company utilized last time out with the defense going against the offense.

Thanks to a release from the fine folks at Ohio State, and a tweet from Bill Landis, we have the complete 2023 LiFEsports Spring Game rosters for you. It includes some early enrollees, veteran players, and others to fill out the depth chart.

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What to watch from each position during Ohio State’s spring game

Which position will you be focused on this Saturday #GoBucks

The end has arrived for [autotag]Ohio State[/autotag] football’s 2023 spring ball. The LiFEsports Spring Game will kickoff at 12:05 pm EST on Saturday.

The final of 15 practices will be held at Ohio Stadium and it’s looking like a beautiful day for football. Spring indeed!

Head coach [autotag]Ryan Day[/autotag] will lead a preview of what the 2023 Ohio State Buckeyes could look like in the fall. There will surely be players held out from the majority or all of the game. That’s just part of the spring.

What we will get to see will leave a lasting memory of what this team can be. Find out what we all would like to see from each position during the Scarlet and Gray game.

Things to know for the Ohio State spring game Saturday

Things you need to know as you prepare for the Ohio State spring game on Saturday. #GoBucks

If you are going through some Ohio State football withdrawal, there’s some good news. The annual LiFEsports Spring game is on Saturday, so it’s a chance to get back in the ‘Shoe and see the Buckeyes popping pads and performing some athletic feats some of us can only dream of doing.

If you’re going to the game, or even if you’re watching it from the comfortable confines of your home, we’ve got some details and information to share with you in bullet format thanks to a release from the Ohio State Department of Athletics.

So, let’s get into it, and remember, we’ll have plenty of analysis and opinion during and after the game so be sure to check back.

WATCH: Ryan Day previews spring game

Listen and watch what Ryan Day said in previewing the spring game on Saturday. #GoBucks

We’re just a couple of days away from the annual LiFEsports Spring Game and that means the weather must be turning for the better, right? Well, sure, but it’s also a great opportunity to get a look at the Ohio State football team after its offseason slumber since the heartbreaker in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl.

The spring game means that spring ball is coming to a conclusion, and it’ll be one whale of a way to end it with a packed stadium and a public look at some of the players and coaches that will make up whatever type of run the Buckeyes make in 2023.

Head coach Ryan Day has been meeting with the local media in Columbus throughout spring ball and did so again one last time to preview what everyone will see Saturday afternoon.

Sure, it’s a glorified scrimmage, but one that many eyeballs will be gazing at not only on the banks of the Olentangy but across the country.

In case you missed any of what Day said, you can catch the whole press conference below thanks to video shared on OhioStateBuckeyes.com. Watch and listen to Day discuss the injury to quarterback Devin Brown, the opportunity for players to show something in a game-type setting, the progress of Kyle McCord, and more.

As a reminder, we’ll have analysis and reaction before, during, and after the spring game so check back often throughout the weekend.

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Breaking: Half of Ohio State’s quarterback battle out for spring game

Unfortunate news #GoBucks

The culmination of spring practices for [autotag]Ohio State[/autotag] arrives Saturday when the Scarlet will face the Gray in the LiFEsports Spring game.

The game was supposed to give a glimpse of the quarterback battle between [autotag]Kyle McCord[/autotag] and [autotag]Devin Brown[/autotag]. Unfortunately for Brown, he will not play in the scrimmage.

It has been reported the second-year player will miss the game due to an injury to a finger on his right hand. It was severe enough that he needed to have a procedure to fix it.

There is good news though. The injury seems minor and sounds as though it shouldn’t linger into the fall. However, in a tight battle — if that’s what we have — missing time and an ability to showcase yourself in a live scrimmage setting in the ‘Shoe isn’t how a starting job is normally drawn up.

Brown took to Twitter to let Buckeye Nation know that he’ll be back.

It’s unfortunate that we will not get to see Brown toss around the football on Saturday, but this isn’t the season and there is no need to play through any injuries.

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