Ohio State will host Buffalo to open its season in 2028, according to a copy of the game contract obtained by The Dispatch through a public-records request. The game, which is set for Sept. 2 at Ohio Stadium, makes up for last season’s previously scheduled contest between the teams that was called off amid the coronavirus pandemic. Both the Buckeyes and Bulls, a member of the Mid-American Conference, played reduced, league-only schedules in 2020. Ohio State football schedule 2022: Notre Dame and road trips to Happy Valley, East Lansing The scheduling of the 2028 non-conference game was first reported by FBSchedules.com last week. Buffalo is due $1.9 million as a guarantee payout for the game in 2028. It was to receive $1.8 million last year, but Buckeyes athletic director Gene Smith said the schools would work on rescheduling the game. Ohio State Buckeyes running back Warren Ball (28) gets stopped…
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