Ohio State Buckeyes labeled most hated team in Big Ten college football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 7, 2026, 8:52 PM
Last updated Jun 7, 2026
The Ohio State Buckeyes have been highlighted as the most hated team in the Big Ten college football community, according to a recent analysis by The Film Guy Network’s Brooks Austin. This reputation stems from their consistent success, having only five losing seasons since World War II. Despite mixed opinions from fans, Ohio State coach Ryan Day remains unfazed by criticism, particularly regarding quarterback Julian Sayin, who is expected to contribute significantly in the upcoming season. The Buckeyes' longstanding prominence in college football fuels strong sentiments from both supporters and detractors alike.
- •Ohio State is considered the most hated team in the Big Ten.
- •They have had only five losing seasons since World War II.
- •Coach Ryan Day emphasizes the potential of quarterback Julian Sayin.
- •The Buckeyes have won a national title in recent years.
- 8:52 PMYahoo Sports — Ohio State Buckeyes given unmistakable label amongst Big Ten college football community
"There are a few college football teams that are easy to hate. One happens to be from the Big Ten.
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