The Ohio State Buckeyes kicked off fall practice Friday morning at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.
It’s the first season of the Ryan Day era, with a new quarterback, four new offensive linemen, three open wide receiver spots, an overhauled defensive coaching staff, and more.
Almost the only thing that hasn’t changed is the expectations. The Buckeyes are No. 5 in the preseason coaches’ poll.
Friday after practice, Day and a handful of players met with the media.
They discussed that first practice and what they did over the summer to get ready for the season.
There were also some interesting answers from J.K. Dobbins on how he would grade his 2018 season.
Damon Arnette talked about what he reads and hears on social media, and Jeff Okudah discussed using this season as a springboard into his future.
Chase Young even shared some insight into his goals for the year and an interesting new drill that Larry Johnson has the defensive linemen working on.
Ryan Day
J.K. Dobbins
Chase Young
