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Offensive Linemen
Seth McLaughlin: 52
Tegra Tshabola: 52
Josh Fryar: 52
Donovan Jackson: 50
Carson Hinzman: 50
George Fitzpatrick: 16
Luke Montgomery: 14
Ian Moore: 14
Joshua Padilla: 14
Austin Siereveld: 13
Toby Wilson: 3
Ohio State used the same starting lineup on the offensive line as it did against Penn State with Jackson starting at left tackle and Hinzman starting at left guard. Hinzman left the game for Ohio State’s final two plays of the first half after suffering an apparent knee injury and was replaced by Siereveld, but Hinzman returned for the start of the second half. Jackson came out of the game at the start of the fourth quarter – two plays before the rest of Ohio State’s starters – and was replaced by Fitzpatrick at left tackle after he was slow to get up on Ohio State’s second-to-last play of the third quarter.
Fitzpatrick remained in the game for the entire fourth quarter with the second-team offensive line, which also consisted of Montgomery at left guard, Padilla at center, Siereveld at right guard and Moore at right tackle. Wilson, a self-described glue guy, saw his first offensive snaps of the year when he replaced Siereveld at RG for the game’s final series.
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And how they graded:
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Offensive Ratings By Position
Quarterbacks
Will Howard: 80.6 (34 snaps)
Julian Sayin: 59.3 (8 snaps)
Devin Brown: 55.1 (6 snaps)
Running Backs
TreVeyon Henderson: 78.7 (27 snaps)
Quinshon Judkins: 65.1 (27 snaps)
James Peoples: 64.9 (12 snaps)
Sam Williams-Dixon: 57.1 (3 snaps)
Wide Receivers
Jeremiah Smith: 65.9 (53 snaps)
Carnell Tate: 70.2 (43 snaps)
Mylan Graham: 60.0 (2 snaps)
Brennan Schramm: 60.0 (2 snaps)
Damarion Witten: 60.0 (1 snap)
David Adolph: 54.5 (14 snaps)
Emeka Egbuka: 53.1 (35 snaps)
Bryson Rodgers: 52.1 (24 snaps)
Brandon Inniss: 29.7 (23 snaps)
Tight Ends
Jelani Thurman: 70.2 (18 snaps)
Bennett Christian: 62.7 (16 snaps)
Patrick Gurd: 59.6 (9 snaps)
Max LeBlanc: 56.7 (5 snaps)
Gee Scott Jr.: 44.9 (35 snaps)
Offensive Line
Seth McLaughlin: 70.5 (52 snaps)
Josh Fryar: 69.8 (52 snaps)
Carson Hinzman: 67.1 (50 snaps)
Ian Moore: 64.2 (14 snaps)
Tegra Tshabola: 62.2 (52 snaps)
Austin Siereveld: 60.7 (13 snaps)
Luke Montgomery: 59.9 (14 snaps)
George Fitzpatrick: 59.8 (16 snaps)
Joshua Padilla: 59.1 (14 snaps)
Donovan Jackson: 57.1 (50 snaps)
Defensive Ratings by Position
Defensive Ends
JT Tuimoloau: 91.7 (25 snaps)
Joshua Mickens: 73.5 (7 snaps)
Jack Sawyer: 73.1 (25 snaps)
Dominic Kirks: 68.3 (2 snaps)
Caden Curry: 65.1 (35 snaps)
Kenyatta Jackson Jr.: 62.0 (26 snaps)
Mitchell Melton: 56.8 (4 snaps)
Defensive Tackles
Will Smith Jr.: 76.3 (4 snaps)
Kayden McDonald: 67.3 (21 snaps)
Hero Kanu: 61.7 (11 snaps)
Jason Moore: 59.2 (4 snaps)
Ty Hamilton: 55.8 (28 snaps)
Eddrick Houston: 53.0 (27 snaps)
Tywone Malone Jr.: 49.9 (16 snaps)
Linebackers
Payton Pierce: 66.5 (11 snaps)
Sonny Styles: 61.1 (37 snaps)
Garrett Stover: 60.8 (1 snap)
Arvell Reese: 59.7 (22 snaps)
Cody Simon: 59.4 (35 snaps)
Gabe Powers: 58.7 (9 snaps)
C.J. Hicks: 50.0 (16 snaps)
Cornerbacks
Jordan Hancock: 75.5 (35 snaps)
Davison Igbinosun: 63.3 (32 snaps)
Jermaine Mathews Jr.: 62.0 (40 snaps)
Denzel Burke: 61.2 (27 snaps)
Bryce West: 54.4 (6 snaps)
Aaron Scott Jr.: 44.4 (15 snaps)
Lorenzo Styles Jr.: 41.6 (24 snaps)
Safeties
Lathan Ransom: 90.1 (38 snaps)
Malik Hartford: 73.0 (17 snaps)
Caleb Downs: 63.3 (43 snaps)
Jaylen McClain: 62.6 (17 snaps)
