Ohio State Athletic Director Sounds Alarms Over Controversial 2025 Schedule Decisions
So, here we are again — Ohio State’s 2025 football schedule just dropped, and while the Buckeyes are gearing up to defend their national title, their AD Ross Bjork isn’t exactly throwing confetti over the calendar. Nope, he’s throwing shade at the parade of noon games peppered throughout the season. I mean, ask yourself: How many times can you really get hyped for a prime-time showdown if the spotlight keeps shifting to high-noon? The showdown against Texas, a sizzling rematch from last year’s Cotton Bowl, got slapped with a midday kickoff, much to the chagrin of fans craving that night-game magic. “We have carried the day for Big Noon,” Bjork sighed, sounding like a guy who’s ready to flip the TV contracts upside down. The game against Michigan also sneaks in at noon — talk about stealing the thunder from what should be football’s red carpet event. And sure, the Penn State game might snag the evening glow, but it feels like a tease, right? Texas had a chance to bring the heat after dark but passed — maybe the buck stops here, or maybe, just maybe, the night is yet to come. For now, OSU fans might have to lick their chops during daylight hours — but trust me, Bjork’s brewing something. Curious to see how this unfolds? LEARN MORE.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have a few tough games on their 2025 schedule as they work to retain their national championship. But while the games may not look so daunting, Ohio State’s athletic director still has a fairly big complaint about the schedule.
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