RSVP today to reserve your spot at the 2009 Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony & Dinner on September 25. Click the following link for the RSVP form. click to open >>

EXTENDED DEADLINE: PLEASE READ Ticket informational pamphlets for non- football Varsity O members will be sent via US mail and e-mail sometime during the month of May. The deadline for non-football members to go on-line and purchase tickets has been extended to June 12, 2009. If you do not have a computer or e-mail address, consider asking a trusted family member, friend or former teammate to assist you or visit your local library for free access to computers and the internet. read more >>

For the first time in 15 years, the Big Ten Baseball Tournament will be held at a neutral field - and that field will be none other than brand-new Huntington Park in Downtown Columbus. The 2009 Big Ten Conference will bring its six best teams to Huntington Park and the Arena District from May 20-23 to battle for the conference's automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. read more >>

This year due to scheduling conflicts, the Scarlet course was not available and as a result, the Varsity O annual golf outing will be held at Champions Golf Course (formerly Winding Hollow CC).  This is an original Donald Ross course that has been acquired by the City of Columbus.  Our host, Head Pro Steve Groves, is a former All American at Ohio State and member of The Ohio State University Athletics Hall of Fame. read more >>

LinkedIn is an on-line network of experienced professionals from around the world. Varsity O created a LinkedIn group for current dues-paying members to provide an additional avenue for athletic alumni to connect and utilize the built in network of former athletes. read more >>

It was 1878 when scarlet and gray were adopted as the official colors of The Ohio State University. Since then, student-athletes have been proudly wearing the scarlet and gray as they competed on the field, on the court and everywhere in between. Today, the Varsity sports program at OSU is respected as one of the most comprehensive in all of college athletics. read more >>

Now that official signing day has come and gone and the Buckeyes have reloaded with 25 new recruits, it's time to start thinking about spring football, which will run throughout the month of April and commence with the annual Spring Game, set this year for April 25 in Ohio Stadium. read more >>

All proceeds from the Big Game Drawing support funding Varsity O projects and programming events throughout the year for alumni and current student-athletes. read more >>

My first four months as President of Men’s Varsity O has been both exciting and busy. The Board and I are actively working on a number of projects to enhance the benefits available to our members, and make it more convenient for you to conduct member business. read more >>

The Ohio State baseball team has been to every NCAA tournament in an odd numbered year for the past 18 years. Dating back to the 1991 season, the Buckeyes competed in the NCAA tournament every odd year since – 1993-95-97-99-01-03-05-07 – for a total of nine odd year appearances. read more >>

Jim Brown, with 31 NCAA appearances, 11 Top 10 NCAA finishes including a national championship in 1979, 17 Big Ten Conference championships, 40 All-Americans and 93 all-Big Ten honorees, will call it a coaching career after this season, his 36th as coach of the Buckeyes and his 42nd year as a head coach. read more >>

The Ohio State lacrosse team is coming off the finest season in school history and seven starters from last season’s team will form the nucleus of the 2009 Buckeyes, the first team for new head coach Nick Myers. read more >>

Ohio State entered the 2009 tennis season ranked as the No. 1 team in the nation by the ITA NCAA Division I Ranking. It is the first No. 1 ranking in Ohio State history, but it’s also one of the last "firsts" for Ohio State to conquer, which has been a program of excellence and consistency under Tucker. read more >>

William White has done it all. A safety for Ohio State from 1984-87, the talented athlete went on to have a pro career that covered 11 seasons and took him to three different cities. However, after all his experiences in the game, nothing even compares to his time as a Buckeye. read more >>

Judging by the various experts that follow the football recruiting trail, Ohio State’s 2009 class of 25 new recruits is a consensus Top 3 class nationally with Scout.com giving the Buckeyes’ haul the No. 1 ranking this year and Rivals.com handing OSU its No. 3 rating. read more >>