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.
Antwuan Jackson was one of the top defensive tackle prospects in the 2016 recruiting class. The Buckeyes wanted him badly, but ultimately Jackson signed with Auburn instead of Ohio State. Pretty early on, however, he realized he had made a mistake. After his redshirt freshman season, he transferred to Blinn College…
When the Buckeyes returned the vast majority of their receivers from last season, they entered 2018 way ahead of the curve. Because there are established playmakers at each of the three receiver positions, there won’t be much of a learning curve to deal with. And the deepest of the three receiver spots appears to…
As a First-Team All-American last season, it could be said that Ohio State junior Nick Bosa was one of the two best defensive ends in college football. The talent makes a strong argument, and the production didn’t do a bad job either. Now a junior, Bosa isn’t planning on staying the same player he was a year ago.
Every single college football program sells themselves as best as they can to prospective recruits. Yes, facilities are nice, and on-field success is definitely important, but there are gilded palaces being built every day around the country. When it comes to ultimately deciding on a school, the shiny will eventually dull and…
Ohio State has taken pride in the depth of its ‘Zone 6’ wide receiver unit and the significant number of Buckeyes that have been able to rotate there over the last few years. One player who earned surprising playing time last year was walk-on junior H-back C.J. Saunders. Saunders, who began his Ohio State career as a…
The Buckeyes were back on the practice field on Thursday morning at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center. Unlike Tuesday, reporters were not allowed in to watch any of the action, but we did get to talk to the players and coaches from the defensive line and wide receiver units after it was over. Tony Gerdeman and Tom Orr…
