Kamryn Babb Working Hard Toward Return To Field
Ohio State redshirt sophomore WR Kamryn Babb is working to get back on the field after suffering a serious knee injury in March 2019.
Buckeyes Name Most Improved Players from Winter Conditioning
Ohio State’s strength and conditioning staff, led by assistant athletic director for football sports performance Mickey Marotti, announced the recipients of its Most Improved Awards following the conclusion of winter conditioning workouts. The Buckeyes who were lauded for their work in the weight room where: QB Jagger LaRoe, QB J.P. Andrade, OL Ryan Jacoby, DE Javontae Jean-Baptiste…
Freshman Receivers Leaning on (Young) Veteran Buckeyes
Winter workouts are the first chapter of any college football season. It is also where new leaders begin to emerge. At Ohio State, new leaders are needed in the receivers room, but according to the newly arrived freshmen pass catchers, there have been plenty to lean upon. Ohio State signed four receivers in the 2020 class. Julian Fleming, Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Gee Scott…
Ohio State Football Notebook: ‘Everyone here, they have expectations for themselves’
The Buckeyes lost a couple of key players to injury this spring. Redshirt freshman wide receiver Kamryn Babb torn an ACL and fifth-year senior linebacker Justin Hilliard suffered an Achilles injury. Both players were expected to contribute in a variety of ways this season. Both players have also spent much of their respective Ohio State careers…
Ohio State Spring Recap — Big Losses, Big Returns at Receiver for Buckeyes
The Buckeyes went about replacing outside receivers Terry McLaurin and Johnnie Dixon this spring, turning toward several players to give it a go. Austin Mack and Binjimen Victor returned and provided a veteran presence for a group that needs it. The group has also seen an injury to redshirt freshman Kamryn Babb and the transfers of…
Morning Conversational: What Is Austin Mack’s Advice For Kamryn Babb?
For the third time in three years years, wide receiver Kamryn Babb has suffered a knee injury. This is his second knee injury in his 10 months or so in Columbus. Recovering from an ACL tear last June, Babb was expected to contribute for the Buckeyes this season as a redshirt freshman. That may still happen, but the timeline…
Kamryn Babb Suffers Another Serious Knee Injury
Kamryn Babb, a redshirt freshman wide receiver for Ohio State, suffered a knee injury during spring practice and could miss the 2019 season.
How Will Ohio State Replace… Terry McLaurin and Johnnie Dixon
Last season, Terry McLaurin and Johnnie Dixon combined to procure 77 receptions for 1,370 yards and 19 touchdowns. For the first eight games, they were splitting reps at the Z receiver spot. Once Austin Mack was lost due to injury at the X, McLaurin moved over and shared reps with Binjimen Victor. As the No. 1 Z receiver down the…
Five for Friday: Redshirt Freshmen Buckeyes Looking at Starting Jobs
Every year, college football teams sign recruiting classes full of players who are viewed as reinforcements and positive additions to that year’s team. This is an accurate assessment, but what is often overlooked for each team is the number of redshirt freshmen who will actually be contributing while the true freshmen are…
Ohio State Football 2018 Freshman Report: WR Kamryn Babb
Kamryn Babb came to Ohio State from Christian Brothers College High School in St. Louis, Missouri. He was the No. 73 player in the nation and still only the 11th-highest-rated recruit in the Buckeyes’ 2018 signing class. A First-Team All-State selection as a junior in high school and an Army All-American, Babb was one…
Freshman Buckeye Receivers Impressing So Far
Ohio State enters the 2018 season with three fifth-year senior wide receivers in Parris Campbell, Johnnie Dixon, and Terry McLaurin, as well as a fourth-year junior in K.J. Hill who has stated that his intention is for this to be his final season as a Buckeye. Given that amount of pending change, it was no surprise that the…
