Ohio State will hold a spring showcase at Ohio Stadium on April 12, the usual weekend of its spring game. Details for the event are still to be determined.
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Ohio State Football to Hold Spring Showcase at Ohio Stadium on April 12
The Ohio State football team will hold an event at Ohio Stadium on its typical spring game date, but it’s still to be determined whether it will be an actual spring game.
Even though the Buckeyes are starting spring practice two weeks later than usual, Ohio State will conclude spring practice on April 12, sticking with its typical schedule of concluding spring practice on the second Saturday in April.
That said, Ohio State is calling its final practice of the spring a “spring showcase” this year,
opening up the possibility that Ohio State could deviate from holding a traditional spring game. Per Monday’s announcement of Ohio State’s spring practice schedule, details of the spring showcase including ticket information are still to be determined.
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Ohio State will hold a Buckeye Gameday Fan Fest before the spring showcase in Remembrance Park (located on the corner of Woody Hayes and Archie Griffin Drives), featuring live entertainment, food and beverage and fan activations and giveaways, from 9 a.m. to noon.
Ohio State will conduct its entire spring practice schedule in four weeks this spring, beginning on March 17 when Ohio State students return from spring break. The Buckeyes will practice three times during the first week of practice, then practice four times in each of the following three weeks, culminating with the spring showcase for their 15th and final practice.
Ohio State is starting its spring practice schedule two weeks later than usual due to the length of its 2024 season, which culminated on January 20 with the Buckeyes winning the national championship in their 16th game of the season.
Spring Practice Starts: Monday, March 17th
Gameday Fanfest and Spring Game: Saturday, April 12th
Just sayin': The fans will want to see how the QB1 competition (i.e. Justin Sayin) looks in actual game conditions and will be disappointed if there isn't an actual "traditional" spring game.
