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Just sayin': Yeah, I know it is against Chattanooga, but still.....
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Just sayin': Yeah, I know it is against Chattanooga, but still.....
That's a pretty solid scheme for coaching ST. Put your defensive coaches on the D-side and your offensive skill coaches on the O-side. Seems simple but oddly innovative.
Cool to see Day recognize the glaring issue and reach out to successful coaches on tips. Never too big for help.
Cool to see Day recognize the glaring issue and reach out to successful coaches on tips. Never too big for help.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Venneri averaged 43.96 yards per punt for the Bulls in 2023, finishing 30th in the FBS in punting average – one spot ahead of former Ohio State punter Jesse Mirco, who transferred to Vanderbilt in January after averaging 43.69 yards per punt in 2023. Venneri broke his own single-season school record for punting average of 43 yards per punt in 2022, when he earned Freshman All-American honors from the FWAA.
A 6-foot, 225-pound punter from Hamilton, Ontario, Venneri brings two years of eligibility to Ohio State.
He’ll enter what now becomes a three-way competition for the starting punting job at Ohio State this season. A pair of punters from Australia, redshirt freshman Joe McGuire and incoming freshman Nick McLarty – the only scholarship punter on the roster – will also compete for the job in preseason camp. Venneri will have the advantage of experience in that competition as neither McLarty nor McGuire has punted in a collegiate game.
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