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Marshon Lattimore and Gareon Conley spearheaded one of the best Ohio State secondaries ever
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And other takeaways from a great Ohio State defense

Name a pair of Ohio State cornerbacks better than Marshon Lattimore and Gareon Conley


I can’t. Both defensive backs repeatedly made big plays that showed just how dangerous throwing downfield on the Buckeyes could be. A pass thrown off the screen was more likely to end up in the hands of a Buckeye instead of the receiver. Here’s one example:


And here’s another:


It really can’t be understated how impressive both cornerbacks were this entire season against some elite passing attacks. Their best performance likely came in Norman against an explosive Sooners offense:

1. Oklahoma finished the season ranked 12th in the country with an average of 318 passing yard per game.
2. Baker Mayfield threw for 226 yards (second fewest of the season) and two interceptions (tied a season high).
3. Heisman finalist Dede Westbrook put up a 5-51-0 line, his second-fewest receiving yards in a game and only the third time all season he didn’t score a touchdown.
4. The Buckeyes beat the Sooners 45-24 and the defense only gave up 17 points. Did you know that Oklahoma finished the year ranked ahead of Ohio Sate in the AP poll? Hmm.

Anyway, Conley and Lattimore finished the season with four interceptions each and a combined 17 pass breakups. They helped lead an Ohio State secondary that finished as the fifth-ranked defense in S&P+ and ranked seventh in passing yards per game. The entire defense was opportunistic enough to lead the country with seven interceptions returned for touchdowns. Of course, that was mostly thanks to...

Malik Hooker, who should be added to the short list of great Ohio State safeties


Just look at the stats:

• Seven interceptions — most in the Big Ten, tied for the third-most in the country
• 74 total tackles — eight more than Jabrill Peppers third-most on the team
• Three interceptions returned for touchdowns — tied for the most in the country

And then look at the film:


Ridiculous athleticism and ball skills are great, but can you play great when the lights are shinning brightest?


Yes, Hooker could. Hell, he even supplied one of the lone bright spots of that recent bowl game that Ohio State played in. Hooker stepped up again and again and did whatever the coaches asked. Against Wisconsin, he began rolling down into the box as a counter against the speed sweep that had been killing the Buckeyes. Hooker quickly ended that play.

Hooker didn’t have the longevity of Mike Doss, or the “on-field arrogance” of Vonn Bell. But he was often the best player on the field on one of the best defenses in the country. Don’t be surprised to hear Hooker’s name called quickly during the upcoming NFL Draft.

Raekwon “The Chosen One” McMillan lived up to the hype


As LGHL’s own Christopher Jason said: McMillan entered Ohio State with sky-high expectations as the No. 1 overall inside linebacker in his class and he consistently lived up to the hype from day one.

McMillan played extensively as a true freshman behind senior Curtis Grant and he proceeded to lead the team in tackles during each of his two seasons as a full-time starter. McMillan didn’t always make the splash plays that showed up in ESPN highlights, but he had more than his fair share of big plays and was the key source of stability in the middle of the defense.

The captain and former All-American should be remembered for exactly what he was: a three-down beast of a linebacker who consistently thwarted opposing rushing attacks while racking up three wins over Michigan and one national championship. Oh, and he has possibly the greatest name in college football history.

This defensive line was great and they’re all coming back


Talk about LOADED:

• Dre’Mont Jones — 52 total tackles ranked sixth on the team, four TFLs
• Sam Hubbard — eight TFLs and 3.5 sacks
• Jalyn Holmes — 8.5 TFLs and two sacks (one of which was pretty important)
• Nick Bosa — seven TFLs and five sacks
• Robert Landers — 7.5 TFLs
• TyGod Lewis — 10.5 TFLs, eight sacks and one Big Ten Defensive Lineman of the Year award.

The rushmen package was a thing of beauty all season and there’s no reason to believe next year’s version won’t be even better. In addition to the strong defensive line...

Ohio States newest stud linebackers are named Jerome Backer and Chris Worley


Baker and Worley finished the season with a combined 153 tackles, 14 TFLs, 3.5 sacks and three interceptions. Worley did about as well as anyone could have hoped for filling in for Darron Lee, while Baker single-handily dissuading any quarterback scrambles on a game-by-game basis. He made a few flash plays too.

Dante Booker is expected to fill in as the team’s middle linebacker next season and he should complete one of the better Buckeyes linebacker units in recent memory. Only McMillan will be leaving what was already one of the better front sevens in the country. Look for the Buckeyes’ defense to once again be very tough to run against.

It might be Denzel Ward’s turn to step in as the DB1 at DBU


All we really knew about Denzel Ward before the season started was that he was the Buckeyes’ fastest player. He may have given up a few more big plays than Marshon Lattimore and Gareon Conley this season, but plenty of eventually great Ohio State corners have struggled as an underclassmen (Doran Grant vs. Clemson, Conley vs. Michigan State) before stepping up as prominent corners.

It’s not a stretch to think that Ward is further along than both of those corners at this point in his career. He should continue to add weight to his lean frame, but his nine pass deflections were tied for the most on the team and he showed a willingness to hit that you usually don’t see out of cornerbacks:


Ward isn’t as big as some of his predecessors, but he’s every bit as fast and can lay the lumber as well as just about any cornerback you can find. He’ll have plenty of competition from Kendall Sheffield and Damon Webb, but don’t sleep on Ward making a jump during the off-season and becoming the Buckeyes’ latest lock-down corner.

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Ohio State recruiting: Will the Buckeyes' 2017 class be able to match the legacy of the 2013 class?
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Former 4-star WR/QB Torrance Gibson announces plans to transfer from Ohio State to Cincinnati
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The news we knew was coming is now official.

After a month of speculation, Ohio State fans’ questions about the future of embattled four-star WR (and former HS standout QB) Torrance Gibson can finally end.

The one time bluechip prospect announced in a series of tweets Thursday his plans to transfer from Ohio State to Cincinnati:


Gibson had previously signed a National Letter of Intent with a junior college but then immediately denied plans to head there after the school announced they’d received his paperwork.

During a dramatic month that followed, Gibson traveled back to Ohio (and Columbus) around the same time classes were starting but then rumors begin to circulate that he could be transferring to join former Buckeye DC Luke Fickell at Cincinnati. Cincinnati area football insider Dave Berk implied that smoke had legs, but also clarified that Gibson’s arrival wasn’t unconditional. Now Gibson’s made those plans official.

Gibson had looked like a future star with the Buckeyes during this past offseason’s spring game before being suspended for alleged conduct involving a tutor. The suspension was university (and not athletic department issued) and Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer uncharacteristically openly publicly criticized the decision not agreeing with the outcome based on his knowledge of the situation.

Best of luck to Gibson during his time in the Queen City.

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Ryan Kesler and Cam Fowler Named to All Star Game



Kesler is an All Star for the 2nd time in his career while Fowler makes his first career appearance.
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The NHL unveiled its 2017 All Star Game rosters this morning with center Ryan Kesler and defenseman Cam Fowler being named to the Pacific Division squad.

Kesler has had a resurgent offensive year with 35 points (16g, 19a) in 42 games played while playing his usual shutdown defensive minutes, throwing himself squarely into the mid-season Selke Trophy discussion. This is Kesler’s second All Star Game with his career year of 2011 as a member of the Vancouver Canucks being the other nomination.

Fowler is also seeing an offensive resurgence, tallying his best offensive numbers since his breakout rookie campaign with 22 points (9g, 13a) in 42 games. He’s also been one of the few consistently reliable defensmen on the Ducks this season amid the team’s struggles on the back end.

The 2017 All Star Weekend will be held January 28th-29th in Los Angeles at Staples Center and will be broadcast live on NBC.



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How to watch Ohio State at Wisconsin: Preview, game time, live streaming online
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Ohio State looks to shake off a slow start to conference play when they travel to Madison to take on Wisconsin tonight.

Ohio State has had a rough start to Big Ten play so far this season, losing their first three conference games. The latest setback for the Buckeyes came on Sunday night, when they fell to Minnesota 78-68 in Minneapolis. Thad Matta’s team fell behind by 18 points early on, and while the Buckeyes were able to cut Minnesota’s lead to just three points with four minutes to go in the second half, the early hole Ohio State dug themselves was just too deep for the Buckeyes to climb out of.

While Jae’Sean Tate and Trevor Thompson did their best to try and lead Ohio State to the comeback victory, the Buckeyes just didn’t have enough horses to earn their first conference win this year. With Keita Bates-Diop being ruled out for the rest of the season, the Buckeyes received very little production from their bench. Only eight Ohio State players ended up seeing playing time on Sunday night, with the eight bench points from the Buckeyes being their lowest output so far this season.

Jae’Sean Tate nearly recorded another double-double on Sunday night, finishing with 20 points and nine rebounds. It wasn’t all good for Tate though, as he ended up recording seven turnovers before fouling out after 35 minutes on the court. Trevor Thompson also had a big game in the loss, finishing with 15 points and 15 rebounds. Not only was it Thompson’s fifth double-double of the year, but it was the second time he has recorded at least 15 points and 15 rebounds in a game this season.

Ohio State will have their work cut out for them if they want to topple the 18th-ranked Badgers. Ohio State is 86-69 against Wisconsin all-time, but the Badgers are 45-29 against the Buckeyes in Madison. Thad Matta’s teams have struggled mightily at the Kohl Center, posting a 2-8 record in Madison against Wisconsin. The last meeting between these two schools came last year in early February, with Wisconsin earning a 79-68 win at home. JaQuan Lyle scored 27 points in the game, but didn’t get much help, as Kam Williams was the only other Buckeye in double figures, scoring 10 points off the bench. Next month the Badgers will travel to Columbus, taking on Ohio State on February 23rd at Value City Arena.

Wisconsin just saw their nine-game winning streak snapped on Sunday afternoon, when they fell 66-55 to Purdue in West Lafayette. The Badgers were ice cold from long range, hitting just two of the 14 three-pointers they attempted. The Wisconsin defense was active, forcing Purdue into 18 turnovers, but the Badgers weren’t able to make the most of the sloppy play of the Boilermakers. Along with Sunday’s loss to Purdue, the other two losses for the Badgers came at the hands of Creighton and North Carolina in non-conference play.

Following Sunday’s loss, Wisconsin will be happy to return to Madison, where they have won 15 straight games. Since opening the building in 1998, Wisconsin is 268-39 at the Kohl Center, with their .873 winning percentage at home being the fourth-best among active arenas in the country. The last time Wisconsin lost at home was just over a year ago when Maryland squeaked by the Badgers 63-60. Ohio State’s last win in Madison came in 2014, when the Buckeyes won 59-58.

Numbers to know

1,130


Marc Loving continues to work his way up the Ohio State scoring list, with his 1,130 career points currently ranking 39th in school history. If Loving is able to hit his season average in scoring, he will pass Jamaal Brown’s 1,139 points for 38th place in school history. With a big performance tonight against the Badgers, Loving might be able to inch up another spot on the list, as Frank Howard currently sits in 37th place with 1,147 career points.

60


In recent history Ohio State has struggled to score against Wisconsin, failing to score at least 60 points in six of the last eight meetings. The only time during that stretch in which Ohio State was able to score more than 60 points against the Badgers came in the most recent meeting, with Ohio State scoring 68 points in the loss. Just three times in 23 games against Wisconsin since Thad Matta has been at Ohio State have the Buckeyes reached 70 points.

16


Wisconsin has finished with a winning season and in the top four of the Big Ten standings in each of the last 16 seasons, which is the longest streak in Big Ten history. Last year it looked like that streak might come to an end after the Badgers started Big Ten play 1-4, but Wisconsin responded by winning 11 of their last 12 regular season conference games.

Cast of characters

Ohio State

JaQuan Lyle


If Ohio State has designs on upsetting the Badgers, they are going to need the sophomore guard to play like he did last year against Wisconsin, where he scored 27 points. Lyle scored 12 points and had six assists last time out against Minnesota. The sophomore has had moments of inconsistency throughout the season, but Ohio State will need more from Lyle, especially with the recent loss of Keita Bates-Diop.

Trevor Thompson


Thompson hit a milestone on Sunday night when he was credited with the 100th blocked shot of his career. Since being inserted into the starting lineup for the game against Youngstown State, Thompson has reached double figures in scoring in four of his five starts. Not only will the Buckeyes need Thompson to be active on the offensive end, but they’ll also need a lot from him on the defensive end, as Wisconsin comes into tonight’s matchup with a +10.9 rebounding margin, which is fifth-best in the country.

Wisconsin

Nigel Hayes


The senior is the only active player who has scored 1,500 points, grabbed 600 rebounds, and dished out 200 assists in his career. The forward has scored 1,556 points in a Wisconsin uniform, which ranks sixth in school history. Hayes has a knack for getting to the foul line, going to the free throw stripe at least 164 times in each of his first three seasons with the Badgers. Hayes will probably reach that number again this year, as he has already attempted 91 free throws.

Bronson Koening


Koening started off the season hot, and while he has seen his scoring trail off lately, he still is Wisconsin’s leading scorer this year, averaging 14 points per game. The senior guard reached double figures in 10 of his first 11 games, but has only done so in one of his last five games. That doesn’t mean that Koening isn’t dangerous, as he has hit 28 of his 55 three-point attempts over his past nine games, including hitting all five of his shots from long range in the win against Indiana last week.

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Ohio State throws an offer to 3-star WR Ty Jones
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The Buckeyes are searching for the next member of Zone 6.

Jones reels in Buckeye offer


It’s been a wild recruiting weekend for the Ohio State football program. On Tuesday, they were able to secure 2017 JuCo cornerback Kendall Sheffield. The addition of Sheffield bolted the Buckeyes to No. 1 overall in the recruiting rankings. However, that lead didn’t last very long. Early Wednesday morning, ‘17 wide receiver Tyjon Lindsey announced his departure from the Ohio State class. The Buckeyes will now look to fill the void that Lindsey leaves in the class and they wasted no time getting started.

Wednesday afternoon, ‘17 WR Ty Jones from Provo (UT) announced on his Twitter account that he received an offer from the Buckeyes.


First thing that people may see when it comes to Jones is that he is only graded out as a three-star prospect. With that being said, don’t buy into that too much. The 6-foot-4, 195-pounder was a participant in the U.S. Army All-American game and opened some eyes in the practices leading up to the game.

According to Brandon Huffman of Scout.com, Jones is “poised to make a big move” in their rankings. Huffman revealed that a nice senior season for the Bulldogs (63 catches, 1,523 yards, and 20 touchdowns, per MaxPreps) and impressive performances in the Army Bowl practices are a big reason for the eventual jump.

Jones is currently committed to Chris Peterson and the Washington Huskies. It will be interesting to see if anything major develops between the two parties. The Buckeyes are definitely hoping to have at least two wide receivers in this class and likely even three when it’s all said and done. But as of now, the safe bet is to bank on ‘17 WR Jaylen Harris to be the guy in the class for Ohio State.

Latest on Lindsey


Now let’s talk about the reason that the Buckeyes sent out the offer to Jones. As mentioned above, after being committed to Ohio State since August, Tyjon Lindsey surprisingly decided to decommit and left many people wondering why.

The answer to the question is: no one really knows the full story. Everyone can speculate and make guesses on what happened here but really, it was simply a shock and the truth won’t be revealed until Lindsey decides to speak out about it.

On Wednesday, Cleveland.com’s Ari Wasserman made the trip to Bishop Gorman (NV) and caught up with Lindsey to speak about the situation. In the video interview, the four-star receiver said Ohio State is out. “Why would I decommit and go back to them?” Lindsey stated.

The 5-foot-9, 161-pounder, in a different video interview with Wasserman, gave thanks to Urban Meyer and Zach Smith for recruiting him. Lindsey went on to say the decision was “unfortunate.” He continued to say that he “loves the Buckeye Nation” but he has to follow his dream elsewhere.

As you can see, straight from Lindsey’s mouth, he is not going to be in this class. Barring some unforeseen change of heart, Lindsey will not be in Columbus. With that being said, that isn’t stopping Ohio State from trying to bring him back into the fold. Sources told Jeremy Birmingham of Landof10.com, Zach Smith will be down to see Lindsey this week, maybe even later today.

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