Jaelen Gill Announces He Will Transfer To Boston College
Former Ohio State wide receiver Jaelen Gill now has a new home. Gill spent two seasons as a backup at OSU. He played in just six games in 2019, catching six passes for 51 yards.
Silver Bullets Podcast — Coronavirus, “Spring Game,” and Buckeyes in the Draft
With our plans to meet up at the 2020 Ohio State Spring Game dashed, Chip and I finally reconvened anyway to discuss the weirdness we’ve…
Jaelen Gill Will Enter Transfer Portal
Ohio State redshirt sophomore wide receiver Jaelen Gill is set to put his name into the NCAA Transfer Portal. He tweeted out the news on…
How Will Ohio State Replace… H-Back KJ Hill
Before KJ Hill was Ohio State’s all-time leader in receptions he was committed to Arkansas. The Little Rock native was going to be a Razorback. When Urban Meyer hired Chris Ash to take over the Buckeye defense prior to the 2014 season, Ash told him about Hill, who was being recruited while he was at Arkansas. They offered Hill in March, but he didn’t commit until signing day.
Running Game Returning for Buckeye H-Backs?
Remember that play in the fourth quarter against Michigan in 2018 when Dwayne Haskins dropped back, looked left to deceive the safety, and then went back to the right for a 78-yard touchdown pass deep down the seam to Parris Campbell? Of course you don’t, because it didn’t happen. Oh, there was definitely a 78-yard…
Brian Hartline Has ‘Hands Full’ Finding KJ Hill’s Replacement
Since Urban Meyer’s arrival, the H-back/slot receiver has been the focal point of the Ohio State passing game. The role of the position changes depending on the receiver manning it, and it has fluctuated from the likes of Philly Brown to Dontre Wilson to Jalin Marshall, then to Braxton Miller and Curtis Samuel, then most recently to Parris Campbell and KJ Hill.
Heisman: Five Buckeyes Who Could Be in New York in 2020
Former Buckeye quarterback Joe Burrow won the 2019 Heisman Trophy Saturday night. He was one of four current or former Buckeyes to finish in the Top 6 of the award’s voting. Sophomore quarterback Justin Fields finished third, junior defensive end Chase Young finished fourth, and junior running back JK Dobbins finished sixth. Dobbins wasn’t one of the four finalists…
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)…
Statistical Projection: Ohio State Pass Catchers
The Buckeye football season is nearly upon us, so I’ve finally decided to come out from hiding to start throwing around my crazy statistical predictions.…
What Are the Buckeyes Doing at Punt Returner?
The last time Ohio State returned a punt for a touchdown was last November against Michigan. Freshman wide receiver Chris Olave blocked a Will Hart punt and it ended up in the arms of freshman cornerback Sevyn Banks, who ran it in the rest of the way for a touchdown. It’s a great way to return punts, but it doesn’t happen nearly often enough to be…
100 Ohio State Matchups To Watch In 2019: 60-41
Everybody loves college football. If somebody tells you they don’t love it, they’re wrong. We look forward to particular games and watching certain players. Each week we get to see something new. That is especially true if you think about the sheer number of individual matchups there are to watch this season. And that’s just the Ohio State games.
