Ohio College Mascots
Derrick the Oiler is the mascot of this northwest Ohio university.
University of Findlay
This clothing retailer came under fire when it's former CEO said it's clothing wasn't meant for "fat" or "not so cool" kids.
Abercrombie & Fitch
This is the former name of Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Indians.
Jacobs Field
This Ohio native earned her first big break playing Joey Potter on Dawson's Creek.
Katie Holmes
The McKinley Memorial is the final resting place of William McKinley, the 25th President of the United States, and is located in this city.
Canton
The Battling Bishops are the mascot of this university, which is located about 40 minutes north of downtown Columbus.
Ohio Wesleyan University
This restaurant chain is known for being "down on the farm".
Bob Evans
When this stadium was built, it did not have women's restrooms as it was deemed unfashionable for women to attend sporting events at that time.
Ohio Stadium
This Ohio native won an Academy Award for her 2001 role in Monster's Ball.
Halle Berry
The Soap Box Derby is now held in Akron, but in which Ohio city was it started?
Dayton
Cappy the Crusader is the mascot of this Ohio university.
Capital University
This bank has the most branches in Ohio; 426 to be exact.
Huntington Bank
Tailgates are known to get rowdy in the Municipal Lot at this stadium.
FirstEnergy Stadium
This member of Nirvana and the Foo Fighters was born in Warren, Ohio.
Dave Grohl
Known by some as the "Chili Capital of America", which Ohio city boasts more chili restaurants per capita than any other U.S. city?
Cincinnati
The mascot of this university, which is the also the location of Browns training camp, is a yellow jacket.
Baldwin Wallace University
This fast food chain recently entered the breakfast game with its Honey Butter Chicken Biscuit and seasoned potatoes, among other offerings.
Wendy's
This sports venue was built on the location of the old Ohio Penitentiary.
Nationwide Arena
This Ohio native recently ended his run as Jay Pritchett on Modern Family.
Ed O'Neill
Opened in 1890, the first indoor shopping complex is widely considered to have been in this city.
Cleveland
The mascot of this university is a kangaroo named Zippy.
University of Akron
At one time or another, this company has boasted Karlie Kloss, Stephen Curry, and Tan France among it's celebrity endorsers.
Express
This was the original name of Quicken Loans Arena when it opened in 1994.
Gund Arena
This Ohio native is most well known for her role as cheerleader Mary Katherine Gallagher on Saturday Night Live, and the movie Superstar, based on the same character.
Molly Shannon
In 2013, the Intelligent Community Forum named this Ohio city the most intelligent city in the U.S.
Columbus