What’s Ohio State gonna get from the Big Ten’s record $1.37 billion payday?

TL;DR

Ohio State is set to benefit from the Big Ten's record $1.37 billion payday, impacting its football program and overall athletic budget. The funds will likely enhance team resources and facilities as they prepare for the upcoming season.

Key points

Ohio State benefits from Big Ten's $1.37 billion payday
Funds will enhance football program and resources
Preseason camp starts in August 2026
Hype week articles focus on fan excitement for the season

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Ohio State football coach Ryan Day (right) speaks to then-incoming athletic director Ross Bjork during a spring practice. Bjork's first official day on the job was July 1. | Adam Cairns/Columbus Dispatch / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

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Ohio State could lose 3 or 4 games this fall and I am hyped!
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