Julian Fleming Commitment Continues Ryan Day’s Hot Start
It’s never easy replacing a legend like Urban Meyer. But the commitment of the nation’s top WR prospect, Julian Fleming, is the latest indication that Ryan Day is up to the task.
Chase Young Providing Tips For Young Buckeye Rushmen
Chase Young was forced to mature quickly as a sophomore last season. His life in a 3-man rotation at defensive end last year only lasted two and a half games. When Nick Bosa went down, Young had to step up.He ended up leading the Buckeyes with 15.5 tackles for loss and 10.5 sacks. Young was named a Second-Team All-Big Ten honoree by the conference’s coaches.
Ohio State Spring Recap — No Bosa, No Problem at Defensive End?
It’s not often a team can say goodbye to Nick Bosa and still feel pretty good about their defensive ends. That’s Ohio State’s situation, and it was made easier by the fact that Bosa was gone from game three on last year, which forced everybody to grow up a bit more quickly. Now, every defensive end who played from Game Four…
Zach Harrison Latest Buckeye Freshman To Lose Black Stripe
Ohio State freshman defensive end Zach Harrison had his black stripe removed following practice on Friday, signifying his full-fledged addition to the Buckeye football team. One week ago during practice, Harrison had three sacks while scrimmaging, showing both speed and power on his way to the quarterback.
Ohio State Football Notebook: ‘We’re in a slow process, but we’re pushing him’
Zach Harrison Working on Technique For a freshman defensive end who should still be in high school, Zach Harrison is doing pretty well. Heck, after…
Biggest Movers So Far This Spring — Ohio State Defense
Every year, new Buckeyes emerge and climb the depth charts of the Ohio State offense and defense. It is a necessary progression which then allows the program to replace departed stars and reestablish any loss of depth. This year on the OSU defense, nine starters return from last season, which makes climbing the depth chart quite a…
The-Ozone Spring Practice Insider: Zach Harrison Shines for Buckeye Defense
COLUMBUS — Today was “Winner-Loser Day” at practice for the Ohio State football team. The defense came away with the 79-74 win, with points coming via one-on-ones and scrimmaging. The offense had a chance to win the practice at the end, but Chris Chugunov’s fourth-down pass into the end zone was just out of reach of his intended receiver.
Morning Conversational: What’s In a Number?
There are certain jersey numbers still in circulation at Ohio State that carry with it a bit more gravitas than the normal number. If a linebacker is wearing 36, he better understand the history behind it. And he better realize there will be expectations that come with it. The same can be said of an offensive lineman wearing No. 75.
Silver Bullets Podcast — Spring Football Concerns, Ryan Day, and Jim Delany
After a forced hiatus of a couple of months, due mainly to a lack of internet at my new home, the Silver Bullets Podcast is back. The off-season may be quiet compared to the college football season itself, but there is plenty going on with spring practices just underway and the looming annual Spring Game. In the spirit of a busy offseason…
Zach Harrison’s Goal: ‘I want to leave a legacy here’
Zach Harrison will participate in his first official practice as an Ohio State football player on Wednesday morning. That’s when the Buckeyes will kick off their spring football season. But even before he steps on that field for the first time, Harrison is already a big name among most OSU fans.
Morning Constitutional: What Will the Rushmen Package Look Like in 2019?
The early days of Ohio State’s Rushmen Package began in 2015. Designed to get the four best pass rushers on the field at the same time on passing downs, the Rushmen satisfied defensive line coach Larry Johnson’s desire to put as much pressure on the quarterback as possible. The Rushmen probably would have begun in 2014…
