Archie Griffin officially joined a prestigious list of non-Ohio State University Marching Band members to dot the "i" in Script Ohio.

Archie Griffin is to dot the “i” in the Ohio State marching band’s performance of Script Ohio during halftime of the season-opening football game against Akron on Aug. 31.. The school ...

Archie Griffin is to dot the “i” in the Ohio State marching band’s performance of Script Ohio during halftime of the season-opening football game against Akron on Aug. 31. The school ...

Archie Griffin officially joined a prestigious list of non-Ohio State University Marching Band members to dot the "i" in Script Ohio.

Previous honorary i-dotters include comedian Bob Hope (1978), Woody Hayes (1983), Jack Nicklaus (2006), Sen. John and Annie Glenn (2009) and Marching Band director emeritus Jon R. Woods (2011).

Two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin will dot the "i" in Script Ohio on Aug. 31 during the halftime of the Ohio State vs. Akron game.

Watch the Ohio State marching band's senior sousaphone players invite legendary Ohio State running back Archie Griffin to dot the 'i' at halftime of the Buckeyes' season opener.

Buckeye legend Archie Griffin dots the "i" in Script Ohio during Ohio State halftime show The recognition is considered the greatest the Ohio State University Marching Band can extend to a nonmember.

— The Ohio State University Marching Band (@TBDBITL) July 25, 2024 "The opportunity, in Ohio Stadium, to dot the 'i' is a very special honor," Griffin said in an Ohio State press release.

Archie Griffin, a former Buckeyes ... will dot the “i” during a Script Ohio performance by the Ohio State Marching Band. It’ll happen before the home football game on Aug. 31 against Akron. ...

Two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin will dot the "i" in Script Ohio on Aug. 31 during the halftime of the Ohio State vs. Akron game.

Previous honorary i-dotters include comedian Bob Hope (1978), Woody Hayes (1983), Jack Nicklaus (2006), Sen. John and Annie Glenn (2009) and Marching Band director emeritus Jon R. Woods (2011).