COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football is pursuing former Purdue safety Dillon Thieneman from the transfer portal. He’s slated to visit OSU in the next week, according to a report from On3. Thieneman was among the few bright spots in a poor season for the Boilermakers. As a sophomore, he collected 104 tackles and six passes defended.

Another wide receiver has made his way onto Michigan State's visit itinerary, this time from Conference USA. Middle Tennessee State wide receiver transfer Omari Kelly has revealed that he will be heading to East Lansing for an official visit.

House Bill 700 would revise the penal code of Ohio to make planting a flagpole and a flag in the center of horse shoe stadium a crime.

An Ohio lawmaker proposed to make flag-planting at Ohio Stadium a felonious act, less than two weeks after Michigan Wolverines players performed the ritual after the team upset the Ohio State Buckeyes.

State Rep. Josh Williams of Sylvania Township introduced the “O.H.I.O Sportsmanship Act” on Tuesday, which would make it a felony for anyone who plants a flag at midfield at Ohio Stadium. The bill comes just over a week after Ohio State lost to Michigan, 13-10, and the Wolverines tried to plant a flag at midfield.