COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State wide receivers Jeremiah Smith and Carnell Tate were ruled out for Saturday’s game against Rutgers. They are among 10 Buckeyes who will not be playing in the game. The full unavailable list can be seen below:

The Ohio State Buckeyes have their final home game of the regular season when they host the Rutgers Scarlet Knights. Rutgers comes into the game with a 5-5 record on the season, and the Buckeyes are sitting at 10-0 and No.

The Michigan Wolverines have won four straight games in their rivalry with the Ohio State Buckeyes headed into next Saturday, Nov. 29's game in Ann Arbor. Michigan coach Sherrone Moore has presided over two of those wins,

True freshman Andrew Marsh has emerged as a potential star for Michigan's passing game. Since Week 6, Marsh has been graded by PFF as the fourth-best receiver in all of college football. Marsh now leads the Wolverines in both receptions and receiving yards for the season.

Here's a look at scenarios and tiebreakers needed for Ohio State, Indiana, Oregon, USC and Michigan to make the Big Ten championship game

The contrast between how Michigan and Ohio State football people represent their teams on TV couldn't be more stark. It makes you wonder why nobody has stepped in to defend the Buckeyes' honor.

How much concern is Ohio State showing for this Saturday’s home matchup against Rutgers? The No. 1 Buckeyes (10-0, 7-0) are saying all the right things ahead of the game, but those covering them see the result as a bygone conclusion: With the rivalry game against Michigan coming up next week,

Do you believe in miracles? That is essentially what it would take for Rutgers (5-5, 2-5) to leave Columbus with a win on Saturday, when it faces No. 1 Ohio State (10-0, 7-0) at Ohio Stadium (noon, FOX).