Why Dave Portnoy Was Banned From Ohio State’s Season Opener vs Texas | NewsDrift

Описание: Dave Portnoy, the outspoken founder of Barstool Sports and a proud Michigan alum, has been officially banned from entering Ohio Stadium during Ohio State’s massive season opener against the Texas Longhorns. Despite being part of Fox’s Big Noon Kickoff broadcast, Portnoy will not be allowed inside The Horseshoe.

So why did Ohio State take this step? The answer lies in the fierce Michigan vs. Ohio State rivalry, and Portnoy’s history of mocking Buckeye fans. From his viral social media posts ridiculing Ohio State to his unwavering Michigan pride, tensions boiled over, leading to the decision to keep him off campus.

In this video, we break down everything you need to know about:

Why Ohio State banned Dave Portnoy from the season opener

The history of Portnoy’s loyalty to Michigan and his rivalry jabs

How Fox Sports and Big Noon Kickoff are handling the controversy

Reactions from Portnoy, Barstool Sports colleagues, and former players

What this means for the Ohio State vs. Texas matchup and the rivalry going forward

This is more than just a ban—it’s the latest dramatic chapter in one of the greatest rivalries in college football.

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