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Ohio State mailbag: Setting expectations for the Buckeyes' 2017 season
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That's a position where experience is huge, so I'll say the Buckeyes will be most helped by existing players. All-American Billy Price will move to center, so that's one crucial spot taken care of. The entire left side also should be free of worry ...
Healthy Malcolm Pridgeon gives Buckeyes options: Ohio State 2017 offensive line depth chart projectioncleveland.com
Spread for Ohio State opener, odds for national title released247Sports
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Ohio State mailbag: Setting expectations for the Buckeyes' 2017 season
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That's a position where experience is huge, so I'll say the Buckeyes will be most helped by existing players. All-American Billy Price will move to center, so that's one crucial spot taken care of. The entire left side also should be free of worry ...
Healthy Malcolm Pridgeon gives Buckeyes options: Ohio State 2017 offensive line depth chart projectioncleveland.com
Spread for Ohio State opener, odds for national title released247Sports
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Billy Price using Ohio State's 'Elflein Plan' in return for senior season
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And after it worked so well last year in a transition that turned Elflein into a Rimington Trophy winner during his only season at center, Price and the Buckeyes are going right back to the well as offseason conditioning kicked into high gear this week.
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Billy Price using Ohio State's 'Elflein Plan' in return for senior season
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And after it worked so well last year in a transition that turned Elflein into a Rimington Trophy winner during his only season at center, Price and the Buckeyes are going right back to the well as offseason conditioning kicked into high gear this week.
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How optimistic should we be about Ohio State basketball?
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The Buckeyes have won 2 in a row and look alive for the first time all season. Can it stick?
It must be Thad Matta’s tie.
In the two games since Ohio State’s head coach reversed his sartorial course and started donning neckwear again, the Buckeyes have emerged as victors. Back-to-back nail-biters against Michigan State and Nebraska broke a four game losing streak in conference play, and for the first time all season, Ohio State seems like a motivated and hungry basketball team.
Will the recent upswing in effort and a pair of Ws be enough to save what very recently looked like a lost season for the Buckeyes? That depends on a few key factors.
Free throws
Ohio State has been uninspiring at the charity stripe so far this season, making around two-thirds of their free throw attempts. One of the major exceptions to that trend came in the recent victory over Michigan State, in which the Buckeyes were lights-out from the line in the first half. They still only managed to finish 14-20 on those attempts, a 70% clip, but it was a promising start in an area that hasn’t looked good all year.
That number came back down to earth against Nebraska on Wednesday night. The Buckeyes shot just 7-16 from the free throw line, less than 44%; if they had even sniffed their middling season average, they wouldn’t have needed a Marc Loving layup at the buzzer to beat the Cornhuskers. Fixing the free throw percentage won’t turn Matta’s season around by itself, but it would go a long way towards making this Buckeye squad feel like a complete unit that could compete in games that stay close late.
Rebounding
A lot of things went disastrously wrong for the Buckeyes in their 89-66 drubbing against Wisconsin. One of those things was cleaning up the boards. Ohio State got out-rebounded 44-31 in that contest by the Badgers’ rangy big men, managing just 10 on offense compared to Wisconsin’s 21. It’s been a consistent problem for the Buckeyes all year, and an easy stat to point to when pondering just how this team managed to open the season 0-4 in conference play.
That got flipped on its head Wednesday against Nebraska. Besides leading the team in scoring and putting in the winning bucket, Marc Loving also led all players with 11 boards during the game. The Buckeyes pulled down 45 rebounds total, including 30 on defense—a huge factor in how they slammed the door shut in the second half and limited the Cornhuskers to just 26 points in the game’s final 20 minutes. If they can keep up that degree of effort and intensity when their opponents make mistakes, they’ll have something to build on going forward against a slate of gritty Big Ten opponents.
“The Guy”
One of the cool parts about this year’s Buckeye team is just how evenly they spread the ball around. Jae’Sean Tate, JaQuan Lyle, Kam Williams, and Marc Loving have all gotten their fair share of looks, with each having attempted more than 160 shots on the year to date. (Tate has led the way in total points and shooting percentage so far, though.) The last two games’ shot numbers are a decent microcosm of those four players’ sharing mentality: in order, we’ve had 11-12-6-6 against Michigan State and 12-12-13-12 against Nebraska.
The one thing missing from that equation, the thing that feels like it would be the missing piece to carry the Buckeyes into the NCAA tournament against decent odds, is someone who can step up and play lights-out at all the right moments. The guy who Ohio State will lean on in meaningful games that need a buzzer-beater, a late steal, a momentum-shifting three-pointer. It’s unclear who that superstar is for the Buckeyes, and that could be a problem. Tate’s probably the leading candidate—he does, after all, lead the team in points per game and minutes played—but even he has looked ready to take a backseat to teammates at times. (He’s neck-and-neck with Lyle and Trevor Thompson in usage rate, for example, and Thompson, who has the benefit of playing inside, has been the more efficient player by a wide margin.)
So what?
There’s an awful lot of basketball left to be played before we hit the conference tournament and the final decision about the NCAAs. Neither of Ohio State’s last two victories was pretty, but they count all the same, and being 2-4 in conference is worlds better than being 0-6 in conference. (In the business, we call that “Rutgers territory.”) There’s no reason to completely lose hope on the Buckeyes, especially given the effort shown this past week from top to bottom within the team. But whether putting a necktie on a coach is akin to putting lipstick on a pig remains to be seen.
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The Buckeyes have won 2 in a row and look alive for the first time all season. Can it stick?
It must be Thad Matta’s tie.
In the two games since Ohio State’s head coach reversed his sartorial course and started donning neckwear again, the Buckeyes have emerged as victors. Back-to-back nail-biters against Michigan State and Nebraska broke a four game losing streak in conference play, and for the first time all season, Ohio State seems like a motivated and hungry basketball team.
Will the recent upswing in effort and a pair of Ws be enough to save what very recently looked like a lost season for the Buckeyes? That depends on a few key factors.
Free throws
Ohio State has been uninspiring at the charity stripe so far this season, making around two-thirds of their free throw attempts. One of the major exceptions to that trend came in the recent victory over Michigan State, in which the Buckeyes were lights-out from the line in the first half. They still only managed to finish 14-20 on those attempts, a 70% clip, but it was a promising start in an area that hasn’t looked good all year.
That number came back down to earth against Nebraska on Wednesday night. The Buckeyes shot just 7-16 from the free throw line, less than 44%; if they had even sniffed their middling season average, they wouldn’t have needed a Marc Loving layup at the buzzer to beat the Cornhuskers. Fixing the free throw percentage won’t turn Matta’s season around by itself, but it would go a long way towards making this Buckeye squad feel like a complete unit that could compete in games that stay close late.
Rebounding
A lot of things went disastrously wrong for the Buckeyes in their 89-66 drubbing against Wisconsin. One of those things was cleaning up the boards. Ohio State got out-rebounded 44-31 in that contest by the Badgers’ rangy big men, managing just 10 on offense compared to Wisconsin’s 21. It’s been a consistent problem for the Buckeyes all year, and an easy stat to point to when pondering just how this team managed to open the season 0-4 in conference play.
That got flipped on its head Wednesday against Nebraska. Besides leading the team in scoring and putting in the winning bucket, Marc Loving also led all players with 11 boards during the game. The Buckeyes pulled down 45 rebounds total, including 30 on defense—a huge factor in how they slammed the door shut in the second half and limited the Cornhuskers to just 26 points in the game’s final 20 minutes. If they can keep up that degree of effort and intensity when their opponents make mistakes, they’ll have something to build on going forward against a slate of gritty Big Ten opponents.
“The Guy”
One of the cool parts about this year’s Buckeye team is just how evenly they spread the ball around. Jae’Sean Tate, JaQuan Lyle, Kam Williams, and Marc Loving have all gotten their fair share of looks, with each having attempted more than 160 shots on the year to date. (Tate has led the way in total points and shooting percentage so far, though.) The last two games’ shot numbers are a decent microcosm of those four players’ sharing mentality: in order, we’ve had 11-12-6-6 against Michigan State and 12-12-13-12 against Nebraska.
The one thing missing from that equation, the thing that feels like it would be the missing piece to carry the Buckeyes into the NCAA tournament against decent odds, is someone who can step up and play lights-out at all the right moments. The guy who Ohio State will lean on in meaningful games that need a buzzer-beater, a late steal, a momentum-shifting three-pointer. It’s unclear who that superstar is for the Buckeyes, and that could be a problem. Tate’s probably the leading candidate—he does, after all, lead the team in points per game and minutes played—but even he has looked ready to take a backseat to teammates at times. (He’s neck-and-neck with Lyle and Trevor Thompson in usage rate, for example, and Thompson, who has the benefit of playing inside, has been the more efficient player by a wide margin.)
So what?
There’s an awful lot of basketball left to be played before we hit the conference tournament and the final decision about the NCAAs. Neither of Ohio State’s last two victories was pretty, but they count all the same, and being 2-4 in conference is worlds better than being 0-6 in conference. (In the business, we call that “Rutgers territory.”) There’s no reason to completely lose hope on the Buckeyes, especially given the effort shown this past week from top to bottom within the team. But whether putting a necktie on a coach is akin to putting lipstick on a pig remains to be seen.
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Pronman Reveals Midseason Prospect Rankings and Three Senators Crack List
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As the Senators’ road trip continues in Columbus tonight, here’s a little prospect porn to get you through the work day.
ESPN Insider’s Corey Pronman published his midseason rankings of the ‘Top 50 drafted NHL prospects’. (Note: Like everything else published on ESPN Insider, accessing the full rankings requires a paid subscription, but if you’re wavering on whether or not to get one, Craig Custance and Pronman are worth the cost alone.)
Three Senators prospects not only made the list, but also made significant leaps up the rankings.
Of course, part of the reasoning for these jumps is simply because Pronman’s midseason criteria precludes prospects who have played 25 NHL games in a single season, 50 career games, or who are currently playing in the NHL irrespective of how many games they have played. To put things in perspective, 20 of the top 40 prospects from Pronman’s summer pre-season list have graduated from the rankings.
That said, Thomas Chabot, Colin White and Logan Brown have all ascended up the rankings.
Not only was Chabot Pronman’s highest ranked defenceman ahead of Montreal’s Mikhail Sergachev, he also moved up 17 spots to crack Pronman’s top 10 prospects for the first time in his career.
“Chabot got the slimmest glimpse at the NHL this season — a handful of shifts for the Senators — before being sent back to major junior. Now people will remember him for his MVP performance at the World Juniors. His skating ability is ridiculous for a tall defenseman, but it isn’t all athleticism with Chabot. His vision is great, he can play an up-tempo game, and he is competent (albeit not elite) defensively while being a force whenever he’s near the puck. Chabot looks ready to step into the NHL permanently next season, once he adds some strength in the next few months.”
Although he did not play much at the beginning of the season, it’s hard not to wonder whether Chabot would have developed and performed a significant upgrade to the team’s third or hell, maybe even the second pairing. Considering the lack of flexibility and the unlikelihood that the Senators will make a move to improve their blue line, he could have been a cheap internal solution.
Despite those views, it’s hard to be too disappointed with how the season has gone for Chabot. His development was never going to be irreparably damaged by returning to junior for another season and thanks to his dominance at the World Juniors, one can only hope that the confidence he got from that short tournament will carry over through the remainder of his season and into the offseason.
Colin White didn’t experience quite as big of a jump as Chabot, but he still rose 15 spots from 28th in the rankings.
“One of the top forwards at the World Juniors this season, White has been very good in his season-and-a-half at Boston College. White doesn’t wow you on any given shift, but if you carefully track him, you can quickly add up the good plays he makes all over the ice. His hockey sense is top-end on both sides of the puck, he’s very competitive, and he has a decent skill set. Ottawa has already indicated an interest in seeing White in a Senators uniform before the season is over.”
What’s interesting is that Pronman’s hearing that the Senators are interested in bringing him onboard as soon as Boston College’s school’s season ends. The organization has hinted at this being a possibility earlier this season, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they promise to get him into games this season and potentially knock a year off an entry-level contract as enticements that could lure White out of school.
Thanks to some recent collegiate draftees staying in school for their full four years and electing to sign as unrestricted free agents, there have been some concerns that White could follow that path. Per the NHL’s CBA, NHL teams have the rights of a drafted NCAA player until 30 days after the player leaves the college. Considering White could still return to school for his junior and senior seasons, not only do the concerns seem unfounded, they’re something that really shouldn’t be too worrisome considering how far removed we are from this imposed deadline maybe becoming a thing.
While the inclusion of Chabot and White in the rankings was predictable given their strong performance this season and at the World Junior Championships, it was somewhat surprising to see Logan Brown be ranked at the 26th overall selection.
As Pronman notes in his write-up of Brown, “I have some mild concerns with how Brown’s season is going so far. He’s not really producing offense at the rate I expected coming into the season, with his early-season injury likely compounding that issue.”
The interesting thing for me regarding Brown is how much difficulty he has had producing at even strength for a player of his age, skillset and size.
Through 23 games, Brown has eight goals and 29 points, but four goals and 17 of those points have come with the man advantage. Granted, Brown is more renowned for his playmaking ability, but from a projecting perspective, it’d be more comfortable seeing Brown rack up more goals. It’d certainly give me more confidence about that element of his game.
Although Brown’s offensive numbers have left something to be desired, Pronman eventually played up his talent level.
“I’m still optimistic about his future. Huge centers who are dynamic playmakers are incredibly rare. While Brown has his warts — in that he’s not exactly a warrior in the corners, or a guy with fantastic defensive skills — he is a unique type of player who makes unique plays with a ton of upside.”
There are far worse things to be than what sounds like a lesser version of Joe Thornton, but hopefully his skills play up and his offensive numbers trend up moving forward. Should his disappointing season continue, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Brown slide in the prospect rankings as recency bias and 2017 draft eligible players push him down a few pegs in this summer’s rankings.
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T6S via our good friends at Buckeye Battle Cry
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
As the Senators’ road trip continues in Columbus tonight, here’s a little prospect porn to get you through the work day.
ESPN Insider’s Corey Pronman published his midseason rankings of the ‘Top 50 drafted NHL prospects’. (Note: Like everything else published on ESPN Insider, accessing the full rankings requires a paid subscription, but if you’re wavering on whether or not to get one, Craig Custance and Pronman are worth the cost alone.)
Three Senators prospects not only made the list, but also made significant leaps up the rankings.
Of course, part of the reasoning for these jumps is simply because Pronman’s midseason criteria precludes prospects who have played 25 NHL games in a single season, 50 career games, or who are currently playing in the NHL irrespective of how many games they have played. To put things in perspective, 20 of the top 40 prospects from Pronman’s summer pre-season list have graduated from the rankings.
That said, Thomas Chabot, Colin White and Logan Brown have all ascended up the rankings.
Not only was Chabot Pronman’s highest ranked defenceman ahead of Montreal’s Mikhail Sergachev, he also moved up 17 spots to crack Pronman’s top 10 prospects for the first time in his career.
“Chabot got the slimmest glimpse at the NHL this season — a handful of shifts for the Senators — before being sent back to major junior. Now people will remember him for his MVP performance at the World Juniors. His skating ability is ridiculous for a tall defenseman, but it isn’t all athleticism with Chabot. His vision is great, he can play an up-tempo game, and he is competent (albeit not elite) defensively while being a force whenever he’s near the puck. Chabot looks ready to step into the NHL permanently next season, once he adds some strength in the next few months.”
Although he did not play much at the beginning of the season, it’s hard not to wonder whether Chabot would have developed and performed a significant upgrade to the team’s third or hell, maybe even the second pairing. Considering the lack of flexibility and the unlikelihood that the Senators will make a move to improve their blue line, he could have been a cheap internal solution.
Despite those views, it’s hard to be too disappointed with how the season has gone for Chabot. His development was never going to be irreparably damaged by returning to junior for another season and thanks to his dominance at the World Juniors, one can only hope that the confidence he got from that short tournament will carry over through the remainder of his season and into the offseason.
Colin White didn’t experience quite as big of a jump as Chabot, but he still rose 15 spots from 28th in the rankings.
“One of the top forwards at the World Juniors this season, White has been very good in his season-and-a-half at Boston College. White doesn’t wow you on any given shift, but if you carefully track him, you can quickly add up the good plays he makes all over the ice. His hockey sense is top-end on both sides of the puck, he’s very competitive, and he has a decent skill set. Ottawa has already indicated an interest in seeing White in a Senators uniform before the season is over.”
What’s interesting is that Pronman’s hearing that the Senators are interested in bringing him onboard as soon as Boston College’s school’s season ends. The organization has hinted at this being a possibility earlier this season, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they promise to get him into games this season and potentially knock a year off an entry-level contract as enticements that could lure White out of school.
Thanks to some recent collegiate draftees staying in school for their full four years and electing to sign as unrestricted free agents, there have been some concerns that White could follow that path. Per the NHL’s CBA, NHL teams have the rights of a drafted NCAA player until 30 days after the player leaves the college. Considering White could still return to school for his junior and senior seasons, not only do the concerns seem unfounded, they’re something that really shouldn’t be too worrisome considering how far removed we are from this imposed deadline maybe becoming a thing.
While the inclusion of Chabot and White in the rankings was predictable given their strong performance this season and at the World Junior Championships, it was somewhat surprising to see Logan Brown be ranked at the 26th overall selection.
As Pronman notes in his write-up of Brown, “I have some mild concerns with how Brown’s season is going so far. He’s not really producing offense at the rate I expected coming into the season, with his early-season injury likely compounding that issue.”
The interesting thing for me regarding Brown is how much difficulty he has had producing at even strength for a player of his age, skillset and size.
Through 23 games, Brown has eight goals and 29 points, but four goals and 17 of those points have come with the man advantage. Granted, Brown is more renowned for his playmaking ability, but from a projecting perspective, it’d be more comfortable seeing Brown rack up more goals. It’d certainly give me more confidence about that element of his game.
Although Brown’s offensive numbers have left something to be desired, Pronman eventually played up his talent level.
“I’m still optimistic about his future. Huge centers who are dynamic playmakers are incredibly rare. While Brown has his warts — in that he’s not exactly a warrior in the corners, or a guy with fantastic defensive skills — he is a unique type of player who makes unique plays with a ton of upside.”
There are far worse things to be than what sounds like a lesser version of Joe Thornton, but hopefully his skills play up and his offensive numbers trend up moving forward. Should his disappointing season continue, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Brown slide in the prospect rankings as recency bias and 2017 draft eligible players push him down a few pegs in this summer’s rankings.
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BTN and Riot Games, the creator of League of Legends, today announced the launch of the official BTN League of Legends season. The new pilot program, in which clubs from Big Ten Universities take part in a season-long competition, will result in one school being crowned the BTN League of Legends Champion in the most played PC video game in the world. Clubs from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Northwestern, Ohio State, Purdue, Rutgers and Wisconsin will all play in the inaugural season, which will kick on off Jan. 30 on BTN2Go and watch.lolesports.com. The Big Ten
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BTN and Riot Games, the creator of League of Legends, today announced the launch of the official BTN League of Legends season. The new pilot program, in which clubs from Big Ten Universities take part in a season-long competition, will result in one school being crowned the BTN League of Legends Champion in the most played PC video game in the world. Clubs from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Northwestern, Ohio State, Purdue, Rutgers and Wisconsin will all play in the inaugural season, which will kick on off Jan. 30 on BTN2Go and watch.lolesports.com. The Big Ten
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Who would you build a Big Ten men’s basketball team around?
Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer via Big Ten Network
If you could pick one Big Ten player to build a team around, who would you select? BTN.com's Tom Dienhart asked a few other writers.
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If you could pick one Big Ten player to build a team around, who would you select? BTN.com's Tom Dienhart asked a few other writers.
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Ohio State quarterback Stephen Collier ends playing career
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The Buckeye quarterback room will have one less member starting next season.
In order to make all of the scholarship numbers work for the incoming class of 2017, there’s going to be some more attrition with Ohio State’s roster. And now, it appears one more spot has opened up, and in the most important position room on the team, the quarterbacks.
Stephen Collier, in an interview with Land of 10, says that he is ending his playing career, and will be “contributing to the program in a behind-the-scenes role”, rather than on the field.
Collier, a member of the 2014 recruiting class, tore his ACL last spring and missed the season.
A former three-star recruit from Leesburg, Georgia, Collier was a late addition to the Buckeyes, choosing Ohio State over Cincinnati and Boston College. He was never able to pass up any of Ohio State’s more celebrated recruits on the depth chart, and with his injury history, and how crowded the quarterbacks room is now, playing time looked increasingly unlikely.
The interview makes it clear that Collier absolutely loves Ohio State, and will remain on campus to pursue his Masters degree. We wish him all the best in his future endeavors.
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The Buckeye quarterback room will have one less member starting next season.
In order to make all of the scholarship numbers work for the incoming class of 2017, there’s going to be some more attrition with Ohio State’s roster. And now, it appears one more spot has opened up, and in the most important position room on the team, the quarterbacks.
Stephen Collier, in an interview with Land of 10, says that he is ending his playing career, and will be “contributing to the program in a behind-the-scenes role”, rather than on the field.
Collier, a member of the 2014 recruiting class, tore his ACL last spring and missed the season.
A former three-star recruit from Leesburg, Georgia, Collier was a late addition to the Buckeyes, choosing Ohio State over Cincinnati and Boston College. He was never able to pass up any of Ohio State’s more celebrated recruits on the depth chart, and with his injury history, and how crowded the quarterbacks room is now, playing time looked increasingly unlikely.
The interview makes it clear that Collier absolutely loves Ohio State, and will remain on campus to pursue his Masters degree. We wish him all the best in his future endeavors.
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Buckeye for Life: Ohio State quarterback Stephen Collier hangs up his cleats and details what's next
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Editor's note: Stephen Collier was a member of Ohio State's 2014 recruiting class and played quarterback for the Buckeyes from 2014-16. Collier, who graduated from Ohio State in December with a degree in strategic communications, recently shared with ...
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Buckeye for Life: Ohio State quarterback Stephen Collier hangs up his cleats and details what's next
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Editor's note: Stephen Collier was a member of Ohio State's 2014 recruiting class and played quarterback for the Buckeyes from 2014-16. Collier, who graduated from Ohio State in December with a degree in strategic communications, recently shared with ...
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Rare Road Win Helps Buckeyes Keep Momentum
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After an opening half in which the Buckeyes shot 37% from the floor, committed 11 turnovers and got outscored 20-8 in the paint despite a ton of Husker foul trouble, it looked like the momentum gained from turning back a down Michigan State on Sunday ...
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Rare Road Win Helps Buckeyes Keep Momentum
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After an opening half in which the Buckeyes shot 37% from the floor, committed 11 turnovers and got outscored 20-8 in the paint despite a ton of Husker foul trouble, it looked like the momentum gained from turning back a down Michigan State on Sunday ...
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Stats that defined 2016: Ohio State Buckeyes
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It will be a long seven-plus months before we have actual college football again. In the meantime, we can look back on the 2016 season and see which statistics defined each Big Ten team. Up next: the Ohio State Buckeyes, who went 11-2 and lost in a ...
Ohio State women's basketball | Buckeyes' fast starts have slowed latelyColumbus Dispatch
Buckeyes Come Up With Big Win Over Nebraska, 67-66Scarlet and Game
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Stats that defined 2016: Ohio State Buckeyes
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It will be a long seven-plus months before we have actual college football again. In the meantime, we can look back on the 2016 season and see which statistics defined each Big Ten team. Up next: the Ohio State Buckeyes, who went 11-2 and lost in a ...
Ohio State women's basketball | Buckeyes' fast starts have slowed latelyColumbus Dispatch
Buckeyes Come Up With Big Win Over Nebraska, 67-66Scarlet and Game
15 years of Ohio State recruiting: Reviewing QB signees from Jim Tressel's 2002 class to Urban Meyer and 2016Landof10.com
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Healthy Malcolm Pridgeon gives Buckeyes options: Ohio State 2017 offensive line depth chart projection
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The Buckeyes weren't going to rush him back from a knee injury suffered in training camp even as he got back to about 80 percent healthy in December. Seeing Pridgeon in that white Ohio State jersey in Phoenix had to be somewhat tantalizing for Buckeyes ...
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The Buckeyes are racking up the visits this week.
Bucks set to host Robinson
It wasn’t long ago that Ohio State held pledges from both 2017 wide receivers Trevon Grimes and Tyjon Lindsey while still pursuing another potential member for Zone 6 in Jaylen Harris. As we all know with recruiting, things can change quickly—and they did. Lindsey, a four-star prospect backed off of his commitment to Ohio State last week only to verbal to Nebraska three days later. Adding Harris then became the key, and luckily for the Buckeyes, he would join the fold shortly after.
So all in all, head coach Urban Meyer still stands with just two true pass catchers in the class —’17 athlete Brendon White seems to be transitioning into a WR as well — and it certainly seems like he is hopeful of adding a third true receiver to join Zach Smith in the WR room. On Wednesday, we learned that Ohio State will get their shot to reel in one of the best players in the country really soon. ‘17 WR James Robinson from Lakeland (FL) revealed via Twitter that he will be making a stop in Columbus this weekend to visit the Buckeyes. According to Corey Bender of Scout.com, as expected, the visit will be an official one.
Robinson is much like both Grimes and Harris in terms of size. The four-star prospect stands at 6-foot-3, 196 pounds and is currently graded as the 84th best player in the entire class. The Sunshine State standout also is No. 11 at his position and the No. 18 overall player in the state of Florida.
The Buckeyes originally offered Robinson back in May of 2015. In fact, they were his very first offer, according to his 247Sports profile. For awhile, it seemed as if the Under Armour All-American was very intrigued with the chance to play in Columbus for Ohio State. Suddenly, things calmed down a bit between the two parties. However, as the Florida Gators currently hold 85 percent of the 247Sports Crystal Ball predictions, a nice visit is key here if the Buckeyes want any chance to lure the tall receiver out of SEC country.
House visit for Wilson
While some recruits will be coming to OSU for a visit, one recruit got the in home visit treatment. Five-star defensive tackle Marvin Wilson (Bellaire, TX / Episcopal) was visited by OSU defensive coach Larry Johnson on Wednesday.
#OhioState DL coach Larry Johnson in home visit with #ESPN300 & Under Armour @AllAmericaGame @RDMW6 (Marvin Wilson) tonight. pic.twitter.com/obU3drfIc2
— Gerry Hamilton (@HamiltonESPN) January 19, 2017
Wilson is the No. 1 DT in the 2017 class and the No. 2 player in the state of Texas. The race is on for Wilson’s services, as blue blood programs like Alabama, Texas and Oklahoma have joined Ohio State for the DT’s commitment.
Currently, the 247sports Crystal Ball predictions have Wilson slated for LSU with 65 percent of the vote. There is still time before national signing day for the Bucks to get the Lone Star State recruit to go north for his college football career. As we all know, the recruiting world takes wild turns.
As more news comes of Wilson, we’ll keep you posted here on Land-Grant Holy Land.
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As of late, there has been skepticism across Buckeye Nation in regards to the strength of 2018 quarterback Emory Jones’ commitment to Ohio State. There were even reports suggesting that the five-star QB would even be taking visits elsewhere despite his pledge to the Buckeyes. Jones’ tweet on Wednesday should definitely calm the nerves of those in Buckeye land.
As a kid I always had dreams about play at tOSU & now that I have that opportunity.. I promise you nobody will take that away from me.
— Emory Jones (@eXjones6) January 18, 2017
Jones, who leads the way for Heard County (GA), is one of the two members currently committed to the Buckeyes’ 2018 class. The 6-foot-1, 193-pounder is the 21st best prospect in his class, the No. 1 dual-threat signal-caller, and the fourth highest graded player from Georgia.
That wasn’t the only tweet on Wednesday that got Buckeye fans giddy. The other came from ‘17 defensive tackle Marvin Wilson, the nation’s seventh best player in this year’s recruiting cycle. Wilson, who stands at a mammoth 6-foot-4, 329 pounds had this to say yesterday:
Thinking about joining my boys. I'm trying to be great
️ #GOBUCKS pic.twitter.com/0QtUkLTnGc
— HOLLYWOOD MARV (@RDMW6) January 18, 2017
Obviously, Wilson is likely referring to ‘17 linenacker Baron Browning and cornerback Jeffrey Okudah when he says “my boys”. The three prospects are all from Texas and have been seen multiple times pictured with each other on visits. If Ohio State adds Wilson, which would be a tremendous get; it would give the Buckeyes 4 of the top 5 players in the state of Texas.
Scout releases final rankings
Lastly, on an eventful Wednesday night in the Ohio State recruiting world, Scout.com revealed their final rankings update for the 2017 class. Chase Young is the highest ranked Buckeye of the bunch, as he comes in at No. 12. Okudah (No. 16), who we briefly spoke about above and Wyatt Davis (No. 17) were two others that got Top 20 recognition.
Just outside of the Top 20, you will find Browning (No. 23) and Tate Martell (No. 27). Martell’s teammate Haskell Garrett comes in at 47th on the list. Rounding out the Top 100, Shaun Wade (No. 55), Josh Myers (No. 57), Trevon Grimes (No. 63), J.K. Dobbins (No. 67), Isaiah Pryor (No. 70) and Amir Riep (No. 99) are included.
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The Buckeyes are racking up the visits this week.
Bucks set to host Robinson
It wasn’t long ago that Ohio State held pledges from both 2017 wide receivers Trevon Grimes and Tyjon Lindsey while still pursuing another potential member for Zone 6 in Jaylen Harris. As we all know with recruiting, things can change quickly—and they did. Lindsey, a four-star prospect backed off of his commitment to Ohio State last week only to verbal to Nebraska three days later. Adding Harris then became the key, and luckily for the Buckeyes, he would join the fold shortly after.
So all in all, head coach Urban Meyer still stands with just two true pass catchers in the class —’17 athlete Brendon White seems to be transitioning into a WR as well — and it certainly seems like he is hopeful of adding a third true receiver to join Zach Smith in the WR room. On Wednesday, we learned that Ohio State will get their shot to reel in one of the best players in the country really soon. ‘17 WR James Robinson from Lakeland (FL) revealed via Twitter that he will be making a stop in Columbus this weekend to visit the Buckeyes. According to Corey Bender of Scout.com, as expected, the visit will be an official one.
️Robinson is much like both Grimes and Harris in terms of size. The four-star prospect stands at 6-foot-3, 196 pounds and is currently graded as the 84th best player in the entire class. The Sunshine State standout also is No. 11 at his position and the No. 18 overall player in the state of Florida.
The Buckeyes originally offered Robinson back in May of 2015. In fact, they were his very first offer, according to his 247Sports profile. For awhile, it seemed as if the Under Armour All-American was very intrigued with the chance to play in Columbus for Ohio State. Suddenly, things calmed down a bit between the two parties. However, as the Florida Gators currently hold 85 percent of the 247Sports Crystal Ball predictions, a nice visit is key here if the Buckeyes want any chance to lure the tall receiver out of SEC country.
House visit for Wilson
While some recruits will be coming to OSU for a visit, one recruit got the in home visit treatment. Five-star defensive tackle Marvin Wilson (Bellaire, TX / Episcopal) was visited by OSU defensive coach Larry Johnson on Wednesday.
#OhioState DL coach Larry Johnson in home visit with #ESPN300 & Under Armour @AllAmericaGame @RDMW6 (Marvin Wilson) tonight. pic.twitter.com/obU3drfIc2
— Gerry Hamilton (@HamiltonESPN) January 19, 2017
Wilson is the No. 1 DT in the 2017 class and the No. 2 player in the state of Texas. The race is on for Wilson’s services, as blue blood programs like Alabama, Texas and Oklahoma have joined Ohio State for the DT’s commitment.
Currently, the 247sports Crystal Ball predictions have Wilson slated for LSU with 65 percent of the vote. There is still time before national signing day for the Bucks to get the Lone Star State recruit to go north for his college football career. As we all know, the recruiting world takes wild turns.
As more news comes of Wilson, we’ll keep you posted here on Land-Grant Holy Land.
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As of late, there has been skepticism across Buckeye Nation in regards to the strength of 2018 quarterback Emory Jones’ commitment to Ohio State. There were even reports suggesting that the five-star QB would even be taking visits elsewhere despite his pledge to the Buckeyes. Jones’ tweet on Wednesday should definitely calm the nerves of those in Buckeye land.
As a kid I always had dreams about play at tOSU & now that I have that opportunity.. I promise you nobody will take that away from me.
— Emory Jones (@eXjones6) January 18, 2017
Jones, who leads the way for Heard County (GA), is one of the two members currently committed to the Buckeyes’ 2018 class. The 6-foot-1, 193-pounder is the 21st best prospect in his class, the No. 1 dual-threat signal-caller, and the fourth highest graded player from Georgia.
That wasn’t the only tweet on Wednesday that got Buckeye fans giddy. The other came from ‘17 defensive tackle Marvin Wilson, the nation’s seventh best player in this year’s recruiting cycle. Wilson, who stands at a mammoth 6-foot-4, 329 pounds had this to say yesterday:
Thinking about joining my boys. I'm trying to be great
️ #GOBUCKS pic.twitter.com/0QtUkLTnGc— HOLLYWOOD MARV (@RDMW6) January 18, 2017
Obviously, Wilson is likely referring to ‘17 linenacker Baron Browning and cornerback Jeffrey Okudah when he says “my boys”. The three prospects are all from Texas and have been seen multiple times pictured with each other on visits. If Ohio State adds Wilson, which would be a tremendous get; it would give the Buckeyes 4 of the top 5 players in the state of Texas.
Scout releases final rankings
Lastly, on an eventful Wednesday night in the Ohio State recruiting world, Scout.com revealed their final rankings update for the 2017 class. Chase Young is the highest ranked Buckeye of the bunch, as he comes in at No. 12. Okudah (No. 16), who we briefly spoke about above and Wyatt Davis (No. 17) were two others that got Top 20 recognition.
Just outside of the Top 20, you will find Browning (No. 23) and Tate Martell (No. 27). Martell’s teammate Haskell Garrett comes in at 47th on the list. Rounding out the Top 100, Shaun Wade (No. 55), Josh Myers (No. 57), Trevon Grimes (No. 63), J.K. Dobbins (No. 67), Isaiah Pryor (No. 70) and Amir Riep (No. 99) are included.
Below are where the non-Top 100 Buckeye pledges stand:
- CB Marcus Williamson (No. 123)
- WR Jaylen Harris (No. 137)
- ATH Brendon White (No. 161)
- LB Pete Werner (No. 266)
- DT Jerron Cage (four-star) and K Blake Haubeil (three-star) were not ranked in the Top 300.
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Tai Webster had driven for Nebraska's go-ahead layup with 35 seconds left, and Ohio State played for the last shot. Loving missed a 3-pointer, but JaQuan Lyle got the rebound under the basket, and the Buckeyes were able to call timeout with 1.9 seconds ...
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