The Ohio State football team went through perhaps the most impressive four-game run in the history of college football en route to winning the national championship in 2024. Beating Tennessee, Oregon, Texas, and Notre Dame to win it all was extremely impressive.
After achieving such a feat, the Buckeyes will now try to defend that national championship in 2025. It will be a large feat with all of the talent that they lost from that team. That doesn't mean that they can't do it, though. That's a journey they will start in August.
The very first time that fans got to see the 2025 Ohio State Buckeyes was on Saturday for the Spring Game. During that game, the Buckeyes unveiled their rings from their journey through the CFP. The team got three rings. One was for winning the Cotton Bowl, one was for winning the CFP, and the other was for winning the national championship.
The Ohio State football team's national championship rings are huge
By far, the biggest of the three rings are the ones that the Buckeyes got for winning it all. The national championships are absolutely mammoth, showing off what the Buckeyes accomplished. Take a look at how big these rings are. Even Ryan Day was surprised by how big they are.
RINGS fit for a CHAMPION. 💍@ryandaytime | #GoBucks pic.twitter.com/ubjglRyEgZ
— Ohio State Football (@OhioStateFB) April 12, 2025
Each ring has multiple compartments to it, and it was designed by Jostens. Each watch has some confetti from the national championship in it when you open it up, which is very cool. There are 34 stones around the ring, which represent the number of points the Buckeyes scored against Notre Dame to win the National Championship Game.
The ring opens at the top to reveal each of the CFP scores, which is really cool. It also has H12story to represent the Buckeyes winning the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff. On one side, there is also "Leave No Doubt", which was Ohio State's mantra throughout the season.
The rings are very cool to see, and they are very big. This is a culmination of all of the hard work that the Ohio State Buckeyes did to get that championship.