1. Brutus Buckeye is 59 years old. In 1965, two Ohio State students, Sally Lanyon and Ray Bourhis, realized Ohio State needed a mascot—and what better than a nut from the state tree?

Once a papier-mâché ball now full-grown mascot, Brutus is indeed the biggest nut in college football responsible for the cheers of thousands and tying generations of Buckeye fans together. Sept ...

As a dedicated member of the cheerleading team since 1974, a 2007 inductee into the Mascot Hall of Fame and adorned in a costume that includes nine pieces—head, shirt, pants, shoes, gloves ...

Modern Brutus wears a red and white hat with the name "Ohio State" and a red and gray striped shirt, which are the official colors of the university. NCAAF - English Ohio State Buckeyes - English ...

After a Brutus Buckeye statue was badly damaged outside a well-known store on the Ohio State University campus, a grocery store chain is stepping in to help. News Today's news ...

Like the team whose name he bears, Brutus Buckeye has a way of bouncing back. Last week, the beloved mascot was released in bobblehead form, marking Ohio State University's win in the College ...

In the nearly 60 years since Brutus Buckeye first debuted as Ohio State University's mascot, only four women have portrayed the famous anthropomorphic nut. Emily Hayward, an Ohio State biomedical ...

Brutus Buckeye is sporting a new look for his trip to the College Football Playoff championship game. The bobblehead is in presale. "The bobblehead is being released ahead of the game next Monday ...

A. Brutus Buckeye's costume includes a buckeye head, a Block O hat, a scarlet and grey shirt with "Brutus" and "00," red pants with an Ohio State towel, and high white socks with black shoes.

Ohio State football is back, here are three things to know about Brutus. Skip to main content. 24/7 Help. For premium support please call: 800-290-4726 more ways to reach us ...