Bill Rabinowitz is a beat writer at the Dispatch, specializing in Ohio State football. His coverage focuses on team sports and competitive sports, reflecting his deep engagement with various sports disciplines. Bill's work has been featured in numerous publications, including USA TODAY, Yahoo Sports, and the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Bill Rabinowitz's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly Ohio State football and college football in general. Based on his coverage attributes, he seems to be more receptive to pitches related to event coverage or evolving stories within the world of sports, especially those concerning Ohio State football, the Cotton Bowl, College Football players and transfers.
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By: Bill Rabinowitz
Payton Pierce is settling in at middle linebacker, but there is plenty of depth
Well, I’m back after being sidelined with a nasty cough that hit last week.
Defensive tackle Eddrick Houston wasn’t satisfied with his 2025 season for Ohio State.
When the Atlanta Falcons took offensive lineman Ethan Onianwa late in the seventh round Saturday, Ohio State tied NFL draft history.
In what Ohio State is describing as a landmark deal, its athletic department announced today a wide-ranging partnership with JPMorganChase that will include the placement of the company’s patch on the jerseys of all 36 OSU varsity sports.
Wide receiver Devin McCuin and running back Isaiah West have been early standouts
By: Bill Rabinowitz
Jeremiah Smith was rehabbing his quadriceps injury late last season when the star wide receiver had a conversation with Ohio State strength coach Mickey Marotti.
The Arthur Smith effect on the offense won’t truly be unveiled until Ohio State’s season starts Sept.
The Buckeyes are counting on John Walker, James Smith and Qua Russaw to give a boost to the line
By: Bill Rabinowitz
Talk to players on Ohio State’s offense, and they’re almost giddy in anticipation for the Buckeyes’ offense under new coordinator Arthur Smith.
