Two-Minute Drill: Ryan Day, Player Updates for Maryland Week
COLUMBUS — Ohio State head coach Ryan Day and a handful of players met with the media on Tuesday to preview the Buckeyes’ game against…
Ryan Day Updates Following Fall Camp Practice No. 1
COLUMBUS — Ohio State head coach Ryan Day met with the media following the Buckeyes’ first practice of fall camp. Here are the highlights. Ryan…
Two-Minute Drill: Ryan Day Updates on Spring Football Practice No. 8
COLUMBUS – Ohio State Head Coach Ryan Day met with media members on Monday morning. A wide range of topics were covered and Day provided…
Ohio State 2019 Class Report — LB Craig Young
Craig Young came to Ohio State from Wayne High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana where he was the No. 34 athlete in the 2019 class and the No. 609 player overall. At 6-foot-4 and 200 pounds, it wasn’t exactly known where Young would end up in college, though it was expected to be somewhere on defense. He played on both sides of the ball in high school, and as…
Craig Young is Piece of Clay Finding His Shape for Buckeyes
Craig Young’s recruiting profile listed him as an athlete. When he arrived at Ohio State last year as a true freshman, that turned out to be a pretty apt description. At 6-foot-4 and 200 pounds, Young played both sides of the ball in high school. As a wide receiver, he caught 35 passes for 700 yards and 12 touchdowns during his senior season.
The 7 True Freshmen Who Played In Ohio State’s Season Opener
One game into their careers, close to half of Ohio State’s 2019 recruiting class has already started to make their mark on the field.
Friday Night Thoughts — New Stars About to Shine for Ohio State
The best thing about college football is the constant rejuvenation of talent and experience. It’s a conveyor belt of new names and new faces making big plays all over the country, and it will be no different for the Buckeyes in Ohio Stadium tomorrow afternoon. And I’m not even talking about Justin Fields (1)…
Two More Buckeyes Lose Black Stripes
Redshirt freshman walk-on quarterback Danny Vanatsky and true freshman linebacker Craig Young had their black stripes removed following practice on Monday. The removal of the stripes signifies that they have impressed the Ohio State coaches enough to be considered full-fledged members of the Buckeye football team.
Ohio State Football Notebook: ‘Fluff for the bloggers out there’
If a high school recruit signs a letter of intent with Ohio State, that is a pretty good indication that they can play football at a high level. Incoming freshmen Bryson Shaw and Craig Young were two of OSU’s lowest-rated recruits, but their coaches have as much anticipation for them as they 5-star recruits. Young could end up in a couple of different spots on the defense.
SIGNED: Ohio State Adds Craig Young To 2019 Class
Craig Young sent in his Letter of Intent to Ohio State on Wednesday, officially making him a member of the Buckeyes’ 2019 recruiting class. Here’s a look at what he could mean for the future of the program.
2019 Prospect Craig Young Commits To Ohio State
Young is considered a wide receiver by several recruiting services, but could play several different positions at the college level. Ohio State is recruiting him as an athlete, according to his high school coach. The Buckeyes first offered him a scholarship back in January. He visited OSU twice in April, including for the Spring Game.
