The Ohio State Buckeyes opened their 2019 spring football season on Wednesday at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center. It was the program’s first practice since the end of the 2019 Rose Bowl, and also the first one of the Ryan Day era at OSU.
COLUMBUS — Ohio State head coach Ryan Day spoke with reporters following the Buckeyes’ first spring practice Wednesday morning. He provided some personnel updates and talked about the first day of practice. Here are the highlights of what was said.
Yesterday, we looked at the six Buckeyes on offense who are set to breakout this spring, so now it’s time to give the same treatment to the defense. Most of last year’s Ohio State defense returns, which is a good thing as long as you don’t go poking your nose where it doesn’t belong (i.e. box scores, DVRs, and YouTube). A new defensive staff…
Our long national nightmare is over. After over two months without football, we can now breathe again as spring practice gets underway for the Ohio State Buckeyes. Wednesday is the first of 15 practices for OSU as they search for a new starting quarterback, new receivers, a new offensive line, a new defensive tackle, a new cornerback…
In speaking with Bill Rabinowitz of the Columbus Dispatch on Monday, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day revealed that senior starting safety Jordan Fuller and starting junior left tackle Thayer Munford will miss spring football with undisclosed injuries. Fuller is entering his third season as a starter, so he wasn’t likely to get overloaded…
In college football, players must emerge every spring in order to replace departed teammates. For Ohio State, this generally works out, thanks to tireless recruiting, but it’s not foolproof. There have certainly been times when the Buckeyes have left the spring with coaches still wondering who who was going to fill out their…
