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Ohio State LB Baron Browning to have surgery, miss spring practice - ESPN
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Ohio State LB Baron Browning to have surgery, miss spring practice
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The head start for Ohio State linebacker Baron Browning has been cut short. After enrolling early for the Buckeyes to help try to build depth -- and potentially compete for a role with a unit that lost Raekwon McMillan to the NFL ...
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Dienhart: Early, early look at 2017-18 Big Ten Power Rankings
Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer via Big Ten Network

The season isn’t officially over, as the Final Four is this weekend. But let’s go ahead and cast our eyes to 2017-18. Players still could turn pro and key recruits added in the spring signing period, but here is an early, early, early look at how the conference could stack up next season.

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Who could succeed Thad Matta as Ohio State’s basketball coach?
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Archie Miller’s hiring takes one potential name off the board.

Hopefully, Thad Matta is Ohio State’s basketball coach for a long time.

For one thing, he’s still the most successful coach Ohio State as ever had. And Matta sticking around in Columbus for years would mean that the team would rebound for next season, after missing the NCAA Tournament two years in a row. After declining fortunes over the last several years, Matta enters this coming season on the hot seat.

But let’s just say, for the sake for an intellectual exercise, Thad Matta is not Ohio State’s head coach in the near future, either due to declining performance, health, or his new job as head coach of the Indiana Pacers. If that were to happen, who might Ohio State target?

Earlier, there was an obvious name, Dayton’s Archie Miller, a man who enjoyed massive success recruiting and playing just a short drive from Columbus. But Miller is now the head coach at Indiana, and prying him away from all of the #banners would be very unlikely in the short term.

So, who else might be on the list? Let’s take a look.

Chris Mack, Xavier head coach


Hey, hiring Xavier’s head coach worked out pretty okay for the Buckeyes last time, right? Mack has been excellent in Cincinnati, leading the Musketeers to the Elite Eight this season, and to the NCAA Tournament in seven of his eight seasons at the school, while boasting an impressive 277-186 record. Hiring a successful in-state coach would seem like the obvious move, but getting Mack out of Xavier might be hard. He’s a graduate of the school, he’s from Cincinnati, and his wife is from nearby Louisville. While Ohio State could offer a pay bump, Mack has a pretty solid gig right now, specially now that Xavier plays in the Big East.

Chris Jent, Ohio State assistant coach


This wouldn’t be a sexy hire, but it’s certainly one that would be on the table. Jent was a Buckeye basketball player, and an Ohio State assistant from 2011-2013, an era of great success in Columbus, before heading to the NBA. He’s never been a college head coach, but he was briefly an NBA head coach (interim, Orlando Magic), and he’s been a head coach in the G-League. He’s also a Buckeye assistant now, although if the Buckeyes struggle again next season, that might not be as much of a selling point.

Jeff Boals, Stony Brook head coach


An Ohio guy and a longtime Buckeye assistant coach who was so successful at crafting stringy defenses that I basically singlehandedly started the movement to get the guy a head coaching job (#HIREJEFFBOALS), Boals now has head coaching experience on his resume. Boals led the Seawolves to an 18-14 record in his first year as a head coach. He’s got a ton of Buckeye state ties, gets social media, and has a bright future ahead of him, but he also might be a teensy bit to green to take over the Buckeyes right now.

Pat Kelsey, Winthrop head coach


Kelsey isn’t a name you hear very often, since he doesn’t have an obvious Ohio State tie. But Kelsey is from Cincinnati, played and coached at Xavier, and also coached at Elder High School in the Queen City. He’s done a great job at Winthrop, with a 102-59 record over five years, with two conference titles, and an NCAA bid. He was hired at UMass to be their head coach for all of five minutes earlier this offseason before unceremoniously returning to Winthrop, but that shouldn’t preclude him from potentially working in Ohio.

Dan Muller, Illinois State head coach


Given his success, Muller sure looks like he’s on a crash course for a future Big Ten job. He doesn’t have Ohio ties, but he checks a lot of other potential boxes. He’s young (41), midwestern (from Lafayette, Indiana, and played and coached in the midwest), and he’s built a strong program at Illinois State over the last five years, guiding the Redbirds to a 28-7 record and an NIT bid last season.

Gregg Marshall, Wichita State head coach


Is this likely? Nope. But shoot for the moon, land for the stars, etc. Marshall is unquestionably the biggest name in the non-power conference market, having built a mid-major dynasty at Wichita State. He’s well paid (over $3 million), and he’s turned down big offers before. Alabama was able to get into serious talks with him earlier, and Ohio State is probably a better basketball job than Alabama. If the Buckeyes can really open their wallet, this is at least a possibility, albeit probably not a great one.

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Huge defensive tackle week gets even bigger for Buckeyes - 247Sports
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Huge defensive tackle week gets even bigger for Buckeyes
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Vincent has a two-day visit with both parents set with the Buckeyes for March 29-30. Then on Tuesday morning PJ Mustipher from McDonogh (Md.) Owings Mills tweeted that he will visit Ohio State this weekend. Mustipher is the country's No. 6 defensive ...
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Ohio State CB Kendall Sheffield first member of Buckeyes' 2017 class to lose black stripe - Landof10.com
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Ohio State CB Kendall Sheffield first member of Buckeyes' 2017 class to lose black stripe
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Six sessions into spring practice, Urban Meyer said the Buckeyes' group of 10 early enrollees is as good as any he's ever been around. At the head of the class is junior-college transfer Kendall Sheffield, who Meyer said has already lost his black stripe.
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Ohio State LB Baron Browning out for a ‘couple months’ with shoulder injury
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Tough break for the rising young freshman.

One of Ohio State’s more intriguing 2017 early enrollees’ Buckeye football career got off to a bit of a rough start when Urban Meyer announced freshman LB Baron Browning will have surgery and miss “a couple months” of practice, Meyer told the gathered at a post-practice media availability.

Meyer told reporters that Browning is expected to undergo surgery today but should be at full health by June. He’s expected to be ready to go for Ohio State’s fall opener on the road against the Indiana Hoosiers.

Browning, a 247Sports Composite five-star inside linebacker from Kennedale High in Kennedale, TX was one of the more electric additions to the Buckeyes’ most recent recruiting class. He was expected to compete for playing time right away and when he returns to full health, should help Greg Schiano and Billy Davis’ defense.

Per Land of 10’s Jeremy Birmingham, Browning’s surgical procedure is to treat a “torn labrum”:


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BM5: Duane responds to the people
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The time is now for Dante Booker, Kelsey Mitchell honored, Kirk Herbstreit pays it forward and more - Landof10.com
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The time is now for Dante Booker, Kelsey Mitchell honored, Kirk Herbstreit pays it forward and more
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The son of a former Auburn star, from Akron's St. Vincent-St. Mary High School, was a 5-star prospect with all the makings of the “next” big-time Buckeyes linebacker. Booker, along with Raekwon McMillan, Sam Hubbard and Kyle Berger, gave Ohio State one ...

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Buckeyes offer Texas offensive tackle
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Buckeyes offer Texas offensive tackle. The Buckeyes have extended a scholarship offer to Texas offensive tackle Rafiti Ghirmai who has Ohio State among his top choices. Bill Kurelic - 7 minutes ago; 0; Tools. Edit · Slot to 247Sports Home; Slot to Ohio ...

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Theodore Decker: Buckeyes now living in Florida miss Ohio - The Columbus Dispatch
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Theodore Decker: Buckeyes now living in Florida miss Ohio
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At this time of year, the grass is most certainly greener in southwestern Florida than in central Ohio. This was obvious from my chair on my in-laws' lanai, which overlooks a very green Naples golf course and is a short drive from the Gulf of Mexico's ...


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Elite RB has Ohio State at No. 1
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One of the country’s top RB recruits has Ohio State as his top overall school, and top QB commit Emory Jones is still “solid” on his commitment.

Ohio State has already been able to secure one elite RB in its 2018 recruiting class and it appears that the coaches are looking to add at least one more. Their efforts are paying off as one of the country’s best at the position has the Buckeyes as his top overall school.

Maurice Washington (San Jose, CA / Oak Grove) competed in the prestigious United Stars Showcase in Illinois this past weekend and showed why many believe he could become one of the top running backs in 2018. After the event, the four-star RB spoke with Gus Ramos of Illini247 and told Ramos that Ohio State was his No. 1 overall school.

Washington’s statement was not surprising as the Buckeyes have been more active in recruiting him than any other team. He unofficially visited the school in June and after a successful visit, Ohio State followed with a scholarship offer. The Buckeyes are just one of four teams to offer the California star, but expect that number to rise in the coming year.

Washington, who Ramos said “showed flashes of brilliance,” is currently seen as the No. 11 RB in the 2018 recruiting class, according to the 247Sports composite rankings, and is the country’s No. 247 overall recruit. Along with Ohio State, the 6-foot, 175-pound back holds offers from LSU, Missouri and Washington. However, he is also being recruited by Notre Dame, Georgia, USC and Utah.

Expect the Buckeyes to try and get Washington on campus at least one more time this year as he would make an excellent fit alongside four-star Buckeye RB Brian Snead.

Top Ohio State QB commit reaffirms commitment


The cornerstone of Ohio State’s 2018 recruiting class has to be quarterback Emory Jones (Franklin, GA / Heard County). The five-star QB committed to the Buckeyes this past summer and has been on Ohio State’s campus numerous times. His commitment to Ohio State hasn’t been under much question until recent, as Jones has been much more active in his recruitment in the last month.

Alabama, Florida and Florida State have all been paying more attention to Jones since his commitment, with Alabama making the strongest push of the group. Despite this, Steve Wiltfong of 247Sports spoke with Jones after the camp and he stated he is still “solid with Ohio State,” however, he also told Wiltfong that he liked the aforementioned schools as well.

Just earlier this month, Alabama offered Jones a scholarship and the program hosted him on an unofficial visit this past weekend. Combined with the surplus of talent Ohio State has on its roster at the QB position, some are beginning to wonder if Jones is wavering on his commitment, despite his consistent reaffirmation.

While this certainly isn’t good news for the Buckeyes, the program is still the clear favorite. As well, it isn’t surprising Alabama is making a strong push for Jones, as he is one of the top prospects and the school has yet to earn a commitment from a QB this year.

Also in the Buckeyes favor, Jones has been recruiting for Ohio State lately and told Wiltfong that he wants to help the Buckeyes bring in the top-rated recruiting class this year, taking the crown from Alabama.

Jones is reportedly returning to campus for the Buckeyes spring game on April 15.

Ohio State offers rising OT


The Ohio State coaching staff has put an emphasis on the offensive line in this year’s recruiting class. The program received good news last week when rising three-star offensive tackle Rafiti Ghirmai (Frisco, TX / Wakeland) listed the Buckeyes in his top-ten schools before extending him an offer.

It appears Ohio State is just as interested in Ghirmai as he is in them. Late Monday night, he took to Twitter to announce he had received a scholarship offer from the Buckeyes.


While Ghirmai is only seen as a three-star prospect, his list of offers and schools showing interest in him is as good as it gets. Along with Ohio State, he listed Alabama, LSU, Florida, TCU, UCLA, Oregon, Georgia, Michigan and Texas in his top ten.

It is expected that the 6-foot-4, 290-pound OT will soar up recruiting databases rankings in the coming year.

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Notre Dame hand Buckeyes their first loss in top-5 matchup - Observer Online
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Notre Dame hand Buckeyes their first loss in top-5 matchup
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No. 2 Notre Dame had previously won the last 14 meetings with No. 4 Ohio State, and on Saturday afternoon the Irish increased their win streak over the Buckeyes to 15. With a 12-7 final score, Notre Dame gave Ohio State its first loss of the season ...
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Kurelic: Commitment coming into focus? Top Texan talks Buckeyes - 247Sports
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Kurelic: Commitment coming into focus? Top Texan talks Buckeyes
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1) April 8 through April 10, could there be a strong commitment watch on for the Buckeyes' during that three-day period? It looks like Tucker (Ga.) linebacker Michael Harris will be in Columbus and visiting Ohio State at that point. Previously Harris ...
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Watch: Buckeyes 'winner/loser' day practice
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Days like Saturday are an example. The Scarlet and Gray call it 'winner/loser' day. Even more so than normal, it's about competing (and winning) inside the Woody Hayes Athletic Center. Thanks to the official Ohio State Twitter account, Buckeye fans can ...
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Better Know a Buckeye: Haskell Garrett - Eleven Warriors
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Better Know a Buckeye: Haskell Garrett
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He will have the distinction as the first player to commit to Ohio State and eventually sign with the Buckeyes from the state of Nevada. His teammate, Tate Martell, later joined him, but Garrett will get this distinction for preceding Martell's ...


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Jake Kradel impressed by Ohio State, in-state duo will be patient with decision and more Buckeyes recruiting news - Landof10.com
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Jake Kradel impressed by Ohio State, in-state duo will be patient with decision and more Buckeyes recruiting news
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The 6-foot-3, 265-pound Hawkins isn't alone in his decision to dial back his recruitment when it comes to Buckeyes targets inside of Ohio. Hawkins isn't giving the credit, if that's the right word, to Penn State, though. He said it was a talk with his ...
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Ohio State Buckeyes podcast
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Ohio State’s Kelsey Mitchell adds another AP All-American honor to her resume
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The junior guard has been recognized three times in as many years by the AP.

“Another season, another All-American honor for Kelsey Mitchell.”

-Stephen Pianovich, Land of 10


Ohio State Buckeyes women’s basketball guard Kelsey Mitchell added yet another accomplishment to an already impressive season, as the junior was named a second team All-American by the Associated Press. Earlier this month, Mitchell was named Big Ten women’s basketball’s Player of the Year (coincidentally, she was also the conference pre-season Player of the Year). Mitchell was the Big Ten’s leading scorer, averaging 22.6 points per game and hitting 115 three-pointers on the season, good for second in the conference. In addition, Mitchell was the fastest player in NCAA Division I women’s basketball history to reach 2,000 career points. She is currently third in career points all-time at Ohio State.

The Cincinnati native led Ohio State to a Big Ten regular season title and an NCAA Tournament run that ended in the Sweet 16. As of now, Mitchell has not declared if she will return to Columbus for her senior season with the Buckeyes.

Mitchell was named a second team All-American following her phenomenal first season with the Buckeyes. She followed up her freshman campaign by earning first-team honors as a sophomore, becoming just the third Ohio State player in program history to do so.

Maryland’s Brionna Jones was the lone Big Ten representative on the first-team list, while Shatori Walker-Kimbrough, also of Maryland, made third-team.

“J.T. Barrett is the first to admit that he has areas of his game that need to be addressed during spring practice. But like the Ohio State offense as a whole, it’s important to note that the veteran quarterback isn’t broken.”

-Austin Ward, ESPN


The consistent theme that Urban Meyer has emphasized during this offseason, especially on the offensive side of the ball, is “enhancement.” After a shutout loss to Clemson in the Fiesta Bowl, the deficiencies which have been lurking under (and sometimes at) the surface of the Ohio State passing attack became alarmingly clear, owing to the need for new co-offensive coordinators and a quarterbacks coach. But, as Meyer has stated often, the system is not broken. It simply needs a boost. Senior quarterback J.T. Barrett is no exception. Despite holding most major program passing records--including 100 career touchdowns accounted for--and leading the Buckeyes to two College Football Playoffs in three years as a starter, Barrett still has room for improvement.

For starters, the offense in general and Barrett in particular are using spring practice to work on spreading the field more. With lapses in protection and receivers who couldn’t quite seem to reel in passes, Barrett was in a down position heading into throwing the deep ball on a given play. Still, he has room to improve on his own in terms of his arm strength and downfield delivery.

Ryan Day, Barrett’s new quarterbacks coach, has also stressed Barrett’s touch and accuracy throughout the spring. In particular, Day has stressed footwork while in the pocket. He has also implemented obstacle drills downfield to improve delivery of passes. All of this is in an effort to get Barrett’s completion percentage, which has declined the past two seasons since his redshirt freshman year, closer to the 65 percent mark he started with.

Finally, Barrett has started to work on improving his chemistry in the offseason. The first three-time captain in program history, Barrett has already earned the respect of his teammates and coaches, but he still has work to do in incorporating new pieces into the offense and working with offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson.

“Worley might be the next best linebacker to come out of Ohio State. He’s a dog out there on the field and he’s on a path to be better than me.”

-Former Ohio State linebacker Raekwon McMillan, via Tim May, The Columbus Dispatch


The Buckeyes might be losing one of their great defensive leaders in Raekwon McMillan to the NFL Draft, but the defense seems to be in good hands under Chris Worley, who looks to fill McMillan’s role at middle linebacker. Despite arriving at Ohio State as a safety, Worley wound up at outside linebacker, competing with future-first rounder Darron Lee for the starting spot. While Lee won the initial battle and wound up starting for the Buckeyes during their national title run, Worley was an easy choice to fill his position once Lee departed the program. Having already changed positions from safety to linebacker, Worley credits himself as being one of the “most dynamic players in the country,” giving him confidence as he makes yet another move from outside to inside linebacker.

That confidence is backed up by McMillan himself, who has watched as Worley prepares to fill the big shoes he left behind. “He’s a great linebacker, and he can be one of the next All-Americans here at Ohio State,” McMillan said. Worley had 70 tackles last season, which was good for fourth on the team, playing next to McMillan.

More than that, though, defensive coordinator Greg Schiano credits Worley’s intelligence in helping him to shift to his new role. “He’s just a really, really smart football player; he’s a guy who I think understands the game at a very high level,” Schiano said.

As Worley works to replace McMillan, he understands that making tackles is just one part of the game. Adjusting the defense on the field and, most importantly, leading the unit are two components that he is already working to turn up heading into the fall. “But I was still a leader last year and I helped a lot of guys out,” Worley said. “It’s another notch now, and I’m ready for it.”

“Everybody is trying to analyze it. The bottom line is we need to win. That’s it.”

-Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith, via Tim Shoemaker, Eleven Warriors


A struggling Ohio State men’s basketball program has led to lower and lower attendance in recent seasons. With Thad Matta failing to reach 20 wins for the first time during his tenure as head coach of the Buckeyes, interest in Ohio State basketball has reached an all-time low, with average attendance sitting at 12,324 per home game. The Buckeyes went 13-6 in 19 home games, with a poor 4-5 record in conference play.

Value City Arena is one of the largest basketball venues in the NCAA, with a 18,909-person capacity. Given the scale and the occasional down year, constant sellouts are not expected, and it is not a loud or crazy venue like Duke or Kansas. This year, however, the Buckeyes didn’t sell out at all, and only had two games with attendance above 15,000, and there were large stretches of empty seats that were well-visible even to a TV audience. Even attendance at conference home games was down to 13,258 per game--nearly 600 less than last year. Still, Ohio State’s Jan. 15 matchup against Michigan State was as close as the Buckeyes could get to a sell out, with announced attendance at 17,449.

This season marked the third-straight decline in men’s basketball attendance at Ohio State (though technically, last season’s attendance includes two poorly-attended NIT games, which brings down the total). Unfortunately for the Buckeyes, things aren’t necessarily looking up in the future. There are currently no star players for Ohio State (think how D’Angelo Russell boosted excitement during his one-year campaign with the Buckeyes), and Thad Matta isn’t putting forth a unique or intriguing brand of basketball. Combined with the fact that most of the core roster is returning, that style is unlikely to change heading into next season. Unless Matta and the players on the current roster can generate some excitement and on-court success, it is likely that attendance will continue to spiral downwards.

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Buckeyes at top for country's No. 5 RB; Spartans also high - 247Sports
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Buckeyes at top for country's No. 5 RB; Spartans also high
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Would there be anything in particular Washington wants to see from the Buckeyes at this point? “Ohio State doesn't have to do anything,” Washington said. “These schools aren't really chasing me, I'm chasing it for myself. What I have to do to lock in ...


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BH: Two-feet under | Sleeper 'backer - 247Sports
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BH: Two-feet under | Sleeper 'backer
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The Buckeyes landed four recruits, including three of the top six prospects in the Lone Star state. And according to one of our Texas recruiting sources, Lone Star prospects in the Class of 2018 have taken notice. “Ohio State had so much success down ...

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Ohio's top defensive tackle changes plans - 247Sports
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Ohio's top defensive tackle changes plans
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Hawkins has made multiple Ohio State visits including when the Buckeyes played Michigan in late November. He recently told Bucknuts he may visit Ohio State again this week. The 6-foot-3 and 265-pound Hawkins is a 4-star prospect in the 247Sports ...

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Men's gymnastics: No. 3 Buckeyes end season with road win at No. 4 Illinois - OSU - The Lantern
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Men's gymnastics: No. 3 Buckeyes end season with road win at No. 4 Illinois
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The Buckeyes received event titles from redshirt junior Sean Melton (parallel bars and rings), sophomore Alec Yoder (pommel horse) and redshirt senior Jake Martin (all-around). Melton's title on rings, with a tally of 15.200, was the best of his season ...


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Jeremiah has 3 Buckeyes in top 10, compares them to NFL stars
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Daniel Jeremiah of NFL.com's "Move The Sticks" currently has released the third version of his NFL mock draft, and has three Ohio State Buckeyes in his top 10. Want daily inside scoop on the Buckeyes? Become a VIP with our 7-DAY FREE TRIAL offer now!

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