Joe Boozell | NCAA.com | September 29, 2015 Buckeyes support a worthy cause Share The Ohio State football team is doing all it can to help out its dearest fans in need. Jacob Jarvis, a 10-year-old that suffers from muscular dystrophy, is as big of a Buckeye fan as anyone. With Jacob in mind, members of the Ohio State football department chipped in to donate $10,000 to support the Coach To Cure MD program, which aims to one day eliminate Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The genetic disorder currently has no cure. Urban Meyer, Joshua Perry and Ezekiel Elliott presented Jacob with the donation in a touching locker room moment. MORE: Young Ohio State fan asks heartwarming question to Michigan doctors The college careers of the 2021 US Olympic wrestlers Here's a close look at the collegiate careers of the men's freestyle, women's freestyle and men's Greco-Roman 2021 Olympic team members. READ MORE Colleges and conferences with the most players drafted in the 2021 NFL Draft The SEC set a record with 65 players selected in the 2021 NFL Draft. READ MORE College basketball transfers, roster winners from Week 3 of the offseason, ranked by Andy Katz These are 10 men's college basketball roster winners from Week 3 of the offseason, ranked by Andy Katz. READ MORE