Ohio State going back to the well at Joey Bosa's alma mater in 2017?
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The latest on Ohio State target Drew White, from the Sunshine State.

Florida LB likes Buckeyes


As things currently stand, Ohio State holds a pledge from just one linebacker thus far in the 2017 recruiting class -- '17 LB Antjuan Simmons, a three-star prospect from the state of Michigan. With that being said, don't forget about '17 LB Drew White as a possible option to join him in the Buckeyes' class.

White currently holds offers from schools like Arkansas, Cincinnati, LSU, Michigan, Ohio State, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and a handful of other power five programs. He also is receiving interest from rivals Notre Dame and Stanford, who could offer at any time now.

White, much like Simmons, is a three-star prospect in the 247Sports Composite rankings and hails from St. Thomas Aquinas (FL) -- a program that OSU has had success at on the recruiting trail. In a video with Scout.com's Corey Bender on Wednesday, White mentioned the Michigan, Notre Dame, and Ohio State as programs that stick out to him "a lot."

The next step for the Buckeyes in this recruitment will be getting the 6'0, 225-pounder on campus for a visit. In the interview with Bender, the Fort Lauderdale native did mention that he is planning on making a lot of visits this summer and some in the spring but does not have any visits set in stone at this time.

Wesson shines in regional semifinal


On Wednesday, Ohio State commit Kaleb Wesson and his Westerville South Wildcats squared off against the Pickerington Central Tigers and Michigan commit Ibi Watson in the Division One Regional Semifinal at Ohio Dominican University.

Despite incredible efforts from Jalen Tate and the aforementioned Wolverines pledge Ibi Watson, it was the future Buckeye who came out on top in this one. Wesson tallied 18 points, 15 rebounds, four assists, and four blocks according to 270Hoops' Zach Fleer. With the win, Wesson and Westerville South will see Gahanna (OH) or Upper Arlington (OH) and another future Buckeye in '18 SG Dane Goodwin in hopes of advancing to the final four.

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The Oval March 9: It's now or never for basketball Buckeyes
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Men's basketball | Improved play on offense inspires Buckeyes
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Ezekiel Elliott might be the most complete running back prospect since Adrian Peterson
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One of the best running backs in school history gets some pretty high praise.

"Ezekiel Elliott may not be Todd Gurley, but he also may be the best and most complete running back prospect to come out of college since Adrian Peterson."

- Sam Monson, Pro Football Focus


Ezekiel Elliott is a great player who has heard a lot of praise since throwing his name into the NFL Draft. He impressed at the combine, and he's known for his great skills not only as a runner, but as a pass catcher, and a blocker as well. But this might be the highest praise he has received yet. Adrian Peterson is one of those players that has been called the last of his kind. A complete back that you can play on all three downs, somebody who is an unstoppable force.

That's pretty good to hear for Zeke, who has been mocked to teams such as the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Giants, who already have pieces in place. His complete skill set should make for an immediate impact wherever he does land. Monson starts by touching on his blocking, adding that it's not his best skill, but the fact that he's capable puts him high up on boards immediately, since most college backs aren't involved in pass blocking. Monson also takes note of the fact that he's great after contact, and reading the defense. His list of things that Zeke struggles with was pretty simple and compact: nothing.

"Keita Bates-Diop got the deserved headlines at the time, but it was the play of Marc Loving that still has Ohio State coach Thad Matta raving."

- Adam Jardy, The Columbus Dispatch


Since Jae'Sean Tate's injury, which seemed to be extremely detrimental to the Buckeyes season at the time, Marc Loving has stepped his game up, and Thad Matta is loving it (no pun intended). Matta specifically liked the defensive effort that Loving put in at the end of the Iowa game, which helped get Keita Bates-Diop a block on the play. "He faked and stayed home. I think (Gesell) was going to pass it for a three, and Marc did exactly what he was supposed to do," Matta said, via Jardy. "That was something maybe only the coaches see, but that was a great play by Marc Loving."

Loving has had a pair of 20-point performances, including one that came against Michigan State when Ohio State needed scoring the most. Although the Buckeyes couldn't come out victorious in either contest against the Spartans, the effort exerted was there. The team as a whole has responded well since the injury, but you can especially see it in Loving, who has taken unfair criticism for much of the season. Jardy points out that Matta noticed a different demeanor from him in practice, and that he likes the new focus and attitude he's playing with. It's been huge for the Buckeyes, who hope for one last push in the Big Ten Tournament.

"Tate is out for the year because he injured his shoulder slapping the floor against Nebraska. That, of course, isn't true. But it makes for a good story."

- Bill Landis, Northeast Ohio Media Group


Everybody took the headline and ran with it. But contrary to the (false) and popular belief, Jae'Sean Tate did not injure himself slapping the floor against Nebraska. Tate explained it to Landis as having popped out in the first half. In the second half, Tate contested a three, and when he went up for the shot, his shoulder actually came out. Tate then slapped the floor, as the offensive player went by him. Tate said via Landis, "Next time maybe one or two slaps instead of three."

Although Tate felt the pain in the Nebraska game, it's still not when he got hurt. He explained to Landis that he did it a couple of practices before the Northwestern game. The Nebraska game is when it became too much for him. The four games that the Buckeyes played when Tate was injured, they came out with four wins, which isn't unexpected from a guy like him. Tate is forever bringing energy and toughness to the floor. Knowing his team needed him kept him going, as he told Landis that there were some rebounds he knew he could have gotten, but he was afraid to further injure his shoulder. Knowing what we know now, a healthy Tate next season should be especially fun to watch.

The fourth season of coach Urban Meyer's Real Life Wednesday program opened Wednesday morning in the Fawcett Center Auditorium with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell the featured speaker.


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The program was open to student-athletes from all of Ohio State's varsity sports programs, along with all athletic administrators. The crowd was estimated to be around 350 people, listening as Roger Goodell answered questions for about 40 minutes. One of the first questions Goodell was asked was about what it takes to succeed/play in the NFL. Goodell told the crowd, "you all have a great opportunity by being at Ohio State University. That is an advantage right out of the box. And the big thing is to take advantage of this opportunity."

Goodell continued, "Look at your future broadly. Prepare for life. You got here by preparing and working hard. Focus on your dreams and goals, but broaden those goals. Even if you become successful in the NFL, the great career is 15 years, the terrific career is 10 and the average career is five. So prepare yourself for life after football. Get your degree and you'll be prepared for life after football. Start now." The commissioner also answered questions that ranged form player safety, and women in the NFL, and even gave some advice for life after football, including getting internship experience, and even learning from negative ones. Goodell is just the first in a schedule that includes six speakers this year.

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The NFL's Offensive Rookie of the Year says Ezekiel Elliott's a Top 10 pick
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Game recognize game.

Modern pro football scheme and strategy mitigates the importance of the running back.

Or so we were led to believe.

Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley was the first running back taken in the first round since 2012. Some even felt him being draft 10th overall was a reach -- until of course his phenomenal rookie season.

After rushing for 1,106 yards and 10 TDs, Gurley was named the NFL's Offensive Rookie of the Year and has even made his way into debates as to whom the best running back in the NFL is.

So who might be the next Todd Gurley?

Gurley himself ushered a guess on Twitter Wednesday:



There's been scuttlebutt of late former Ohio State running back Ezekiel Elliott could go as high as fourth overall to the Dallas Cowboys in next month's 2016 NFL Draft.

Is this a surefire barometer of future (much less immediate) professional success for Elliott? Definitely not. But seeing a player of Gurley's caliber endorsing Zeke certainly can't hurt.

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Meyer's Real Life Wednesday program is all about bringing in leaders to talk about life outside of sports.

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Buckeyes Begin a Critical Spring
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Signing day has come and gone, and the grueling winter workouts have passed. Yesterday marked a major milestone in the always dreary offseason as spring practice is officially underway. Expectations have not changed, nor will they ever. The Buckeyes ...


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Ohio State spring football: First-day surprises from the Buckeyes opening practice
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Script Ohio: Bri’onte Dunn Will Get the First Crack in the Starting Tailback Race
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Joe Dexter and Clair Crawford discuss the latest notes from Urban Meyer’s press conference after the first day of Spring Practices and discuss what chance Bri’onte Dunn has of being Ohio State’s starting running back in 2016.

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Tip-off time: One last glance before Big Ten tourney begins
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Who is seeded to high and too low for our BTN.com senior writer Tom Dienhart? Who has the most on the line? Who has the best shot at an upset? Catch up on the Big ten tourney before the first game tips off today at 4:30 p.m. ET.

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Look back at these surprising Big Ten tourney performances
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Illinois' Cory Bradford in 1999. Iowa's Reggie Evans in 2001. Northwestern's Michael Thompson in 2011. These are but a few of the eye-opening performances that drove their respective men's basketball teams deeper into the Big Ten tournament than most expected.

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BTN announces coverage of Big Ten Men’s and Women’s Lacrosse Seasons
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BTN will increase its coverage of Big Ten men’s and women’s lacrosse in 2016, televising at least 25 men’s and women’s games and streaming approximately 40 other games on BTN Plus. Additional events may be added to the schedule at a later date. Men’s television coverage begins Tuesday, March 19, when No. 20 Ohio State hosts No. 6 Towson in a top-20 matchup. Highlighting the remainder of the schedule is 2015 national runner-up and No. 12 Maryland at Penn State on Sunday, April 10, No. 11 Johns Hopkins at Penn State on Sunday, April 17 and Ohio State at Maryland

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Ohio State men's basketball | Loving key if Buckeyes are to make a run
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Keita Bates-Diop got the deserved headlines at the time, but it was the play of Marc Loving that still has Ohio State coach Thad Matta raving.
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Pregame Glance MBB: OSU vs PSU
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(Image Courtesy of Big Ten, I’d guess)

Ohio State (19-12, 11-7) plays Penn State (16-16, 7-11) in the opening round of the Big Ten Tournament. In the first meeting, the Buckeyes rolled the Nittany Lions 66-46, on the strength of Kieta Bates-Diop’s 22 points and 8 rebounds. Marc Loving contributed 11 points. Thad needs someone to fill in for Jae’Sean Tate’s 15 points/4 rebounds. I’m guessing that Kam Williams can pick up the scoring slack while Mickey Mitchell can grab the rebounds.

Let’s start by taking a look at some team comparisons.

PPG-O PPG-D RPG FG% 3PT% FT% APG TO/G
Ohio State 71 67 37.7 44.5% 34.4% 67.2% 11.7 12.9
Penn State 65 69 34.8 40.6% 31.4% 69.7% 10.1 11.3



So, what do we have? At first glance, Penn State appears to be absolutely horrible at scoring. You’d be correct. The Nittany Lions rank #311 of 351 teams in “points per game”. In the previous meeting, Ohio State scored about their season average, while holding Penn State to way below their season average.

I think the key to OSU’s win was PSU’s insistence and ineptness at hooting 3-point shots. Twenty-five of their sixty (42%) field goal attempts were from long range. They made only four (16%). That’s a lot of empty chucking it up.

Penn State

Let’s get this out of the way right now; the Penn State offense runs through senior forward 6’6″ Brandon Taylor and senior guard 6’1″ Shep Garner. They lead the Nittany Lions in every meaningful offensive category .

The Nittany Lions go with a 2G/2F/1C lineup, with; 6’1″ G Shep Garner, 6’4″ G Josh Reaves, 6’6″ F Brandon Taylor, 6’6″ F Payton Banks and 7’1″ C Jordan Dickerson most likely as the starting lineup. Coach Chambers goes deep into his bench with 6’9 F Donovan Jack, 6’2″ G Devin Foster, 6’10” F Julian Moore, 6’6″ F avid Zemgulis and 6’3″ G Isiah Washington all seeing double digit playing time.

Here are the Nittany Lions, likely starter in bold:

Nbr Name Pos MPG FG% 3PT% FT% RPG APG PPG
10 Brandon Taylor F 32.1 43.7% 35.6% 73.6% 1.5 1.5 16.3
33 Shep Garner G 35.1 37.4% 36.4% 77.6% 3.2 3.4 14.5
0 Payton Banks F 29.1 38.0% 32.0% 73.8% 4.4 1.2 9.5
23 Josh Reaves G 23.6 37.5% 7.7% 75.6% 3.7 1.9 6.4
32 Jordan Dickerson C 18.2 53.2% 0.0% 56.4% 3.5 0.4 2.8
5 Donovan Jack F 13.5 49.5% 30.0% 55.6% 2.8 0.2 4.7
3 Devin Foster G 19.1 45.7% 43.5% 58.3% 2.4 1.2 4.1
44 Julian Moore F 15.9 44.4% 0.0% 67.3% 3.4 0.2 3.9
1 David Zemgulis F 12.2 38.2% 25.0% 68.4% 1.7 0.3 2.9
21 Isiah Washington G 12.3 24.1% 20.4% 69.7% 1.8 0.3 2.8
11 Sam Halle G 1.0 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 1.0 0.0 0.0

In the previous meeting, Brandon Taylor lead PSU scoring with 11 points. Payton Banks had 9 points and led the team with 6 rebounds. Shep Garner had 6 assists, but scored only 3 points on 1-9 shooting.

Ohio State

From a won-loss standpoint, if the Buckeyes win this game, they reach the 20-win plateau. I’m not that sure that it really means that much.

Mickey Mitchell will be starting his 4th game since the injury to Jae’Sean Tate. He understandably struggled in his initial start against Michigan State. In his last two starts Mickey has led the team in rebounding. His aggressiveness is a welcome sight. However, in the last two games, he also leads the team in committing fouls (9). If he can just re-channel his energy…

And, for the Buckeyes, likely starters, maybe, in bold:

Nbr Player Pos MPG FG% 3FG% FT% RPG APG PPG
2 Marc Loving F 33.3 41.1% 34.0% 74.5% 5.1 1.6 13.5
33 Kieta Bates-Diop F 31.3 46.1% 32.4% 79.3% 6.4 1.1 11.9
13 JaQuan Lyle G 28.8 39.2% 26.6% 69.4% 4.1 4.3 10.4
32 Trevor Thompson C 18.0 54.0% 0.0% 80.0% 5.1 0.2 6.6
0 Mickey Mitchell F 11.1 38.7% 0.0% 47.1% 2.5 0.7 1.7
15 Kam Williams G 20.9 46.1% 48.0% 77.8% 1.6 0.7 8.1
4 Daniel Giddens C 17.7 45.8% 0.0% 38.8% 3.6 0.4 3.7
12 A.J. Harris G 12.7 31.3% 34.1% 68.0% 1.1 1.7 2.6
10 David Bell F 5.9 46.2% 0.0% 58.3% 1.6 0.1 1.2
14 Joey Lane G 1.8 14.3% 14.3% 50.0% 0.0 0.0 0.6
1 Jae’Sean Tate F 28.6 50.2% 36.1% 50.0% 6.0 1.4 11.1



This is one of those games where Ohio State should win fairly easily, but Ohio State does have it’s defensive vulnerabilities, as we saw during the MSU games. Of course, it was MSU, so…

Speaking of MSU, the winner of this game plays #2 seed MSU on Friday.

Tip-off is scheduled for 6:30 PM ET this Thursday. The game will be televised on ESPN2 (check local listings) and can be followed on Gametracker and heard on 97.1.

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Some jerk who was going to Northern Illinois wants to go to Iowa. Iowa accepted him, but he couldn't get a waiver to be eligible immediately. So he went crying home to eat hamburgers and some jerk-ass lawfirm decided it was their business to also eat hamburgers and call the NCAA a bunch of homos. They think it's not fair that coaches can move around "all they want to", but the players can't.

I guess they're also challenging some deal where another jerk was transferring from an FCS school to an FBS school AFTER his eligibility had expired. It doesn't seem too clear to a hamburger-eater like me, but is he seeking more eligibility?

And they're also challenging the cap on the number of scholarships a team can give out.

I'm no lawyer, but it sure seems like this lawfirm has a lot of hamburgers they want to eat.

Already loaded at skill positions, Ohio State looks to add another TE in 2017
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The Buckeyes build depth better than just about anyone.

The Ohio State Buckeyes started their quest for a national championship on Tuesday as they opened spring practice yesterday morning. After the passing of National Signing Day, the first day of spring football is the next checkmark on the list to getting back to fall Saturdays. With the welcoming of spring football, for the recruiting world, it means we are just around the corner for the camp circuit to get into full force in late spring months and into summer. Until then, the Ohio State coaching staff will be looking to add onto an already impressive 2017 class.

OSU offers Marwede


Ohio State extended an offer to 2017 tight end Jake Marwede on Tuesday night. Marwede, from Illinois, is the 20th ranked TE in his class, but has an impressive 22 reported offers. At 6'5, Marwede is an instant mismatch when lined up on the outside. He's effective in the passing game with solid hands and good play-making ability. He's no slouch as a blocker either, checking in at 240 pounds and showing the ability to open up holes.

The past few weeks have been busy for Marwede as he's caught the attention of many Big Ten schools. Watch for him to shoot up in the recruiting rankings as we get closer to fall. With limited numbers in 2017 and an excellent TE haul last year, Ohio State can afford to be picky here. The Buckeyes definitely like Marwede and must get him on campus in the near future.



Akers visiting OSU


One prospect that was on hand yesterday to take in practice was highly rated running back Cam Akers. In case you missed it, he was on campus the past several days for an unofficial visit. Akers, a one-time Alabama commit, will be a tough pull from the state of Mississippi, but he has legitimate interest in the Buckeyes. Getting him to visit on his own dime is monumental and it will be fun to watch this one play out over the next few months. Ohio State will likely push for another visit over summer and definitely one for next fall. Akers is definitely in play for Ohio State and the Buckeyes have put themselves in a good position to make a run.


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Ohio State football: Where does Greg Schiano's $600000 salary rank among Buckeyes assistants?
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Ohio State Buckeyes limited in spring by NFL defections, injuries
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Ohio State coach Urban Meyer looked around the indoor field at the Woody on Tuesday as his Buckeyes began spring practice and wondered how he would adapt without those seniors and a number of underclassmen who declared for the draft after the ...


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Buckeyes build houses in Honduras
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An Ohio State student team traveled to Honduras in January to participate in the Honduras Sustainable Housing Project. Credit: Courtesy of Kelsey Rumburg. Coming together to create the Honduras Sustainable Housing Project, eight Ohio State students ...


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11W Recruiting Mailbag: The Buckeyes Are Off to a Great Start in 2017, But There's Work to Be Done
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