Urban Meyer is officially back in charge of the Ohio State football program this week. His Buckeyes are getting ready to face Tulane on Saturday.
Monday, Meyer met with the media to discuss his suspension and thoughts on the Buckeyes’ big win over TCU.
Tuesday evening, it was his players’ turn to discuss this week’s big changes.
Players met with the media following practice. Topics included Meyer’s return, where the team stands after three weeks, and what lays ahead against Tulane.
The Buckeyes will have to play this weekend without injured star defensive end Nick Bosa.
You can watch those interviews in their entirety below.
Defensive Tackle Davon Hamilton
Ohio State defensive tackle Davon Hamilton meets with the media
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Safety Jordan Fuller
Live at the WHAC with Jordan Fuller.
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Defensive Tackle Dre’Mont Jones
Dre’Mont Jones
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Right Tackle Isaiah Prince
Isaiah Prince
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Left Guard Malcolm Pridgeon
Ohio State OL Malcom Pridgeon previews the Tulane game and the return of Woody Hayes
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Again, we better address the elephants in the room… LB and one safety position are terrible right now. We are masking it right now, but come on… there is no way to look at those slow LBs and the gaping hole at safety and believe that won’t catch up with us.
ROTFL…….Dre’Mont belongs in Hollywood. Love this guy. He’s going to also make me look good picking him and Nick to be All Americans back in the summer.
Jordan Fuller is just one of my favorite players on the entire roster.
What a difference a couple years makes. Defensive linemen were lining up at the buffet counter waiting to eat Isaiah Princes’ lunch. But Isaiah didn’t cash in the chips, he just got better. Now defensive lineman groan when they see him trotting onto the field. Bigger, faster and stronger………and much wiser with his techniques. If anyone has never been close to him, Isaiah is a BIG man. Now he knows how to use what the good Lord gave him.
Malcolm has had a couple gaffs, but this is exactly where I thought he would be last year. On the field making a difference and getting better.
Had a lot of hope a couple years ago that Davon would become a rotating piece of the DLine puzzle. It was refreshing to watch him get his name really recognized Saturday night. He’s got the skills, and he’s got great coaching and guys to play next to. NOW he has a signature moment on a huge stage that should push him into the “more more more” hungry quest to be a major difference maker. We’ve heard and talked a lot about the ends, but that tackle position is deep and talent rich. Dre’Mont, BB, Haskell Garrett, and Davon is a nasty group of mean mischief for offenses to have to deal with.