The Lima Kiwanis Club is raffling off two Ohio State football season tickets to raise money for its "Safe Seats Save Lives" program. Proceeds from the fundraiser will help provide car seats for families in need, with the Lima Fire Department assisting with proper installation.
After their 34 - 10 victory on the road against the Purdue Boilermakers, the Ohio State Buckeyes are returning home to the Shoe to face the UCLA Bruins.
Tradition-rich college football programs Nebraska, Ohio State and Alabama are capitalizing on the passion of their fans to generate funds for their NIL collectives. Nebraska is charging $25 for an open practice Saturday. Ohio State is charging $50 to attend one of four open practices. Alabama will let fans in for free to their open practice but charge for an autograph session afterward.
Money raised by the tailgate has been donated to several different organizations to help find the cure and support those diagnosed with cancer.
Something was missing in the State of Ohio, but on Saturday, that missing puzzle piece was found.
Soon Buckeye fans will be able to watch Ohio State return to the football field.
