Ohio State Buckeyes Disrespected in Two Post-Spring Top 25 Rankings

Spring Ball around the country is officially wrapped up, and every team's offseason programs are through the first phase, just as every team is taking inventory of their rosters and of their outlook, so too are the national media.

There are story lines all throughout the country, such as the heater that Penn State is on under Matt Campbell, the perceived incredible Fighting Irish team in South Bend, Indiana, and the veteran Oregon Ducks out west, just to name a few.

In Columbus, it was a fairly status quo Spring session. There was no real drama in the Buckeyes program, and there are a lot of question marks well on their way to being answered.

The 2026-27 Buckeyes will go as far as their quarterback and their transfers are willing to take them. The quarterback was the main reason why a team that had four top-11 picks and five top-36 picks didn't win a playoff game.

He is going to need to be much better next season, and the transfers on the defensive line and at the wide receiver position are going to be the storylines of this team.

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With all of that in mind, two Post-Spring Top 25s were released on Monday, and in both, the Buckeyes were further down than they probably would have liked to be.

The first one was Joel Klatt's ranking. Klatt, who is usually a big Ohio State truther, has the Buckeyes slotted in the third overall position.