Austin Siereveld has made big strides this offseason, providing Ohio State with versatility on its offensive line.

Ohio State football's spring season has wrapped up. Here are the Buckeyes who have impressed us the most this offseason.

Ohio State isn’t in a position to just trust that depth behind Eddrick Houston and Kayden McDonald will magically develop ...

Perhaps the highest praise that can be given for Ohio State’s offensive line after Saturday’s spring game is that it may ...

Ohio State’s strength and conditioning staff selected sophomore wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, senior linebacker Sonny Styles and redshirt sophomore offensive lineman Austin Siereveld as its Ir ...

Austin Siereveld started seven games, including the Rose Bowl and the National Championship, on the Ohio State offensive line last season. How might he help the Buckeyes this season as they reassemble ...

What was once called a “spring showcase” is now back to being a game. No matter what it’s called, Saturday will be a chance ...

With one week left in spring football at Ohio State, several local high school grads are making progress toward carving out roles for the defending national champions this fall.

Between winter strength and conditioning workouts and spring practices, it’s possible no one at Ohio State has had a better offseason than Siereveld. After stepping in as a part-time starter at ...

What was somewhat surprising was to see redshirt sophomore Austin Siereveld playing left tackle with the first-team offense after making multiple starts at guard for the Buckeyes in 2024.

When Ohio State football began scrimmaging on Saturday, the starting right tackle was Austin Siereveld. It was a notable move for a redshirt sophomore offensive lineman who made six starts at left ...

COLUMBUS — Austin Siereveld started seven games, including the Rose Bowl and the National Championship, on the Ohio State offensive line last season. How might he help the Buckeyes this season ...