It appears as though Brendon White is on the move again. A true freshman who enrolled early this past winter, White came to Ohio State as an athlete. Even before he was enrolled, he was already on the practice field as a linebacker. Once the Buckeyes lost wide receiver Noah Brown to the NFL Draft, White was asked…
Last week we brought you a breakdown of the strongest and deepest unit of the 2017 Buckeyes — the defensive line. That’s a tough group to follow, but the Ohio State wide receivers appear to be up for the challenge after a much-improved spring under the new offensive umbrella of Kevin Wilson and Ryan Day.
Heading into the 2016 season, there was some thought that this might be J.T. Barrett’s last year as an Ohio State quarterback. He would be graduating following the season, and he was expected to have a very productive redshirt junior year. Both of those happened…
It has been several weeks or maybe just two weeks or maybe even a month since I last completed a mailbag. I don’t know how long it’s been, I just know that it’s been long enough that I don’t feel guilty at all about asking for submissions. Generally, sportswriters request submissions because they have nothing to write about.
While high school campers milled about on the practice field inside the WHAC on Friday, Ohio State’s incoming freshmen were all being put through a workout of their own. One of those freshmen was 5-star defensive end Chase Young. Young comes to OSU from Hyattsville, Maryland where he played at DeMatha Catholic High School.
Binjimen Victor has gone through a full regular season, winter workout, and spring camp under Urban Meyer, and now he is experiencing his second summer as an Ohio State Buckeye. The newness has become routine, and once that happens for a player, everything becomes a little bit easier.
Ohio State players and coaches from the offensive side of the ball have talked at length about the differences with the offense now with Kevin Wilson at the helm. If you want a different perspective, however, you go to the coaches who are trying to stop this new Buckeye offense.
It is no secret that defensive line coach Larry Johnson has a big problem on his hands heading into the 2017 season. How will he find enough snaps to appease the rotation of talent he has assembled? With everybody returning from a group that last season ranked No. 54 nationally in sacks, the defensive line will look…
Urban Meyer knows the Buckeyes have an issue, but does anything even need to be done about it? This past February, Ohio State signed just seven players in a recruiting class of 21 prospects, and currently OSU’s 2018 class of 12 commitments features just two Ohioans. Now, that number is going to go up, as the Buckeyes are after in-state prospects…
J.T. Barrett is now an Ohio State graduate. Now his life as a college quarterback is much different than it ever used to be. After four years as an undergrad, Barrett graduated from OSU in December with a degree in Communications. He has since enrolled in graduate school, as all players must do if they want to continue…
Ohio State redshirt sophomore receiver K.J. Hill was one of the brighter spots of the spring for the Buckeyes. Splitting reps at H-back with fourth-year junior Parris Campbell, Hill showed his coaches that he is going to be very involved in the offense this season. What exactly did he do to catch everyone’s eye?
