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 Dan Hodge Trophy: History, winners, and how it works Here's the history of the Dan Hodge Trophy, named after one of the all-time greats and given annually to the top college wrestler every year since 1985. READ MORE How the NCAA college wrestling championship works Here is a comprehensive guide to the NCAA college wrestling tournament and its history, including how athletes qualify for the championship, where it will be held, select individual and team records and how the scoring works. READ MORE The top 8 women's indoor track and field performances (so far) in 2022 These are some of the most outstanding performances in women's indoor track and field just ahead of the 2022 championships. READ MORE