In the leadup to that game, here’s what you need to know about the band’s most well-known formation and the iconic dotting of the i: There’s no facet of a performance by the Ohio State ...

But the Buckeyes weren't the originators of the legendary dotting of the "i." REQUIRED READING: Ohio State overcomes slow start to pull away from Maryland, 37-17 Here's everything you need to know ...

If you've ever seen the Ohio State University Marching Band perform ... including the legendary script Ohio and the dotting of the I. It's an honor reserved for only a few. Dean Moulas is one ...

the director of The Ohio State University Marching and Athletic Bands. “Dotting the ‘i’ has been an honor in this band since 1936, and it’s something that the sousaphone players ...

It was a special moment today at halftime as Ohio State football legend Archie Griffin ... Wind and Fire followed by Script Ohio with Griffin dotting the i. Click here for our coverage of ...

On October 24, 1936, the incomparable Script Ohio was performed by the Ohio State Marching band. The iconic tradition performed by The Best Damn Band In The Land is highlighted by the dotting of ...

“As a sousaphone player, dotting the “i” is the highest honor one can achieve,” Ohio State marching band member Nick Pisanelli said. “It’s a dream many of us have had for ...

It's a tradition considered one of the highest honors for the Ohio State University marching band: dotting the "i" in "the incomparable Script Ohio." For the final time, Mike Sterling will do it ...