The Ohio State linebackers left spring ball without any starters being named, other than the injured Tuf Borland, who won’t even be practicing until around September due to an Achilles tendon injury. Based on who was healthy and who is more experienced, we can still take a pretty educated guess at where things ended up.
Ohio State does not yet have a quarterback in their 2019 recruiting class, so the search continues. On Thursday, that search produced an offer to Dwan Mathis (Oak Park HS/Belleville, MI), who is currently committed to Michigan State. Mathis (6-5 195) announced the offer via Twitter. Mathis has been committed to Michigan…
When you look at what the Ohio State offense could be this season, it starts with the personnel. New quarterbacks may be the first thing you see, but surrounding them are experienced playmakers. As long as the offensive line solidifies, whoever starts at quarterback for the Buckeyes is going to have plenty to work with.
The Ohio State football team began the process of replacing J.T. Barrett this spring with a full-fledged three-man quarterback battle. Who won? Who knows? What we do know, however, is that things didn’t go great for Dwayne Haskins, Joe Burrow, and Tate Martell early, but they each closed well. The competition…
In this episode of Accost the Field, Tony Gerdeman and Crybaby Nut look back on the Buckeyes and the NFL Draft. Were there any reaches? Any surprises? Then they move to the undrafted Buckeyes, specifically J.T. Barrett and his fit in New Orleans. They also wonder why Michigan fans would make fun of Barrett for…
Urban Meyer and his offensive coordinators have said on a number of occasions that the positives of a competitive quarterback battle is that everybody comes through it having improved significantly. With no returning starter at the position for the Buckeyes, improvement would be ideal. So where did those improvements occur…
With the 2018 NFL Draft and free agent signings in the rear-view mirror, the Ohio State Football Twitter account put out a video detailing just how many of the 2014 National Champion Buckeyes have gotten a shot in the NFL. The number is pretty staggering. The more amazing thing is that the number is going to grow…
Calabassas, California wide receiver Mycah Pittman has released his Top Five via Twitter and the Buckeyes made the cut. They were joined by Alabama, Florida, Nebraska, and Oregon. One month earlier, he released a Top 10 which did not include Oregon. From his Top 10, he has eliminated Michigan, UCLA, Washington State…
