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The Buckeyes have not officially announced their starting five, but everything coming out of preseason camp suggests Ian Moore has won the left tackle job and Austin Siereveld is headed back inside to right guard.
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Ohio State’s most important position battle might already be over
The Buckeyes have not officially announced their starting five, but everything coming out of preseason camp suggests Ian Moore has won the left tackle job and Austin Siereveld is headed back inside to right guard.
Ian Moore has done enough to force the decision
The most important part of this development is not that Ohio State wants Siereveld at guard. It is that Moore appears to have done enough to make moving Siereveld inside a realistic option.
Moore arrived at Ohio State as a highly regarded four-star recruit out of Indiana and was viewed as one of the better offensive tackles in the 2024 recruiting class. The physical profile with him has always been obvious. Ohio State lists the redshirt junior at 6-foot-6 and 315 pounds, giving him the length and frame of a traditional left tackle, but the physical tools were never the question.
The question was whether Moore could turn them into reliable Big Ten offensive line play. That process has been gradual.