Andy Anders writes the Ohio State Buckeyes, OHSSA sports, and sports at large for Press Pros, and graduated from the Ohio State University School of Journalism in the spring of 2020. In addition, he served as associate sports editor for the Ohio State Lantern (the college daily paper) during his four years at Ohio State is currently involved with other writing pursuits besides Press Pros. A graduate of Unioto High School, Andy is a native of Chillicothe, Ohio.
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Friday, 25 December 2020 / Published in Features, Home Features

Andy Anders: Previewing OSU-Clemson Matchups

How do they match up...the Buckeyes and Clemson?  Well, the biggest difference may yet prove to be the experience of factor - one team having played half the number of games of the other. Andy Anders writes for the Christmas edition of Press Pros.
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Saturday, 19 December 2020 / Published in Features, Home Features, OSU, OSU Feature

Notebook: Ohio State Outlasts Northwestern

They weren't vintage.  Or were they?  Buckeyes show a lot of gut and mettle, and a record-breaking performance at running back, to win Big Ten Championship over Northwestern. Andy Anders writes for Press Pros.
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Friday, 18 December 2020 / Published in Features, Home Features, OSU, OSU Feature

Despite Lack Of Games, Ohio State Feels Ready For Title Run

The Buckeyes are leaning on a theory...that rising above hardship breeds success.  And there's been plenty of hardship as they prepare for tomorrow's Big Ten Championship matchup with Northwestern. Andy Anders writes for today's Press Pros.
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Wednesday, 16 December 2020 / Published in Features, Home Features, OSU, OSU Feature

Linebackers Ready To Defend Run In Big Ten Title Game

Buckeyes focused on stopping the Wildcat running game as they prepare for Saturday's Big Ten title game with Northwestern. Andy Anders writes for today's Press Pros.
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Sunday, 13 December 2020 / Published in Features, Home Features, OSU, OSU Feature

Bucks’ Offense Out Of Synch, But Beats Cleveland St.

It wasn't pretty, but Duane Washington, Jr. managed a team-high 17 points and a gritty defensive effort by Zed Key helped the Buckeyes stay unbeaten Sunday with a 67-61 win over winless Cleveland State. Andy Anders writes the story for Press Pros.