The definitive chronicle of the Ohio State Buckeyes' 2024 college football championship season In Buckeye Brotherhood, Bill Rabinowitz (The Chase) takes readers inside the Ohio State Buckeye's legendary run to their first national championship in a decade. Navigating a new world for college football, featuring conference realignments, NIL deals, and a brand new playoff format, OSU shook off disappointing regular season losses and came together when it mattered most. Featuring in-depth reporting and an unforgettable cast of characters— including newcomers Caleb Downs, Will Howard, and Jeremiah Smith alongside experienced Buckeyes Emeka Egbuka and Jack Sawyer— this is the story of how the team built their own brand of football, silenced their critics, and returned championship glory to The Ohio State University.
A really accurate story of the life of players and FANS. I had alot of arguments with folks who wanted Coach Day fired after the TCUN lose, I kept the perspective that they are my Buckeyes win or lose ( no more draw). Let's just say I spent many days and nights in anguish over this season but the playoff run and Jack's scoop and score made alot of folks remember why we love our Buckeyes!! I remember seeing Jack on crutches at a Buckeye wrestling match during the winter of his senior year at Pick North and admiring his smile when he could have been saying Why Me? To the TEAM I say job well done! Go BUCKS!!! Debby's partner in Buckeye Fandom for 51 wonderful years, Willie
Inside story of Ohio State’s remarkable run to become the first team to be National Champions in the 12 team playoff era. This is the inside story of the 2024 season told through the eyes of the players and coaches. This is a team that went through the highest of the highs (winning the national championship) and lowest of the lows (losing to hated rival Michigan as a 19 point favorite) and this is well conveyed by the author and makes for a compelling read even if you’re not a die hard Buckeye fan. The seniors who stuck it out never got a pair of “gold pants” but they did get a National Championship ring.
If you’re a Buckeye fan, this is a must-read. It’s not too nitty-gritty, but also not overly basic. Bill does a great job balancing the two and covering every nook and cranny of the roller coaster season endured in 2024. You learn a few tidbits along the way that make the book even better, but it’s just an enjoyable read from start to finish. I look forward to checking out his two others next year!