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Worthington will graduate on May 27 and will have between a 2.7 and 3.0 GPA, he scored a 1080 on the SAT. He will be participating in the New York-New Jersey Governor’s Bowl, set for June 12 at Rutgers. He plans on coming to OSU this summer and going to summer school. He has been studying the media guide and trying to learn his teammates names. He wants to call them by their first names when he arrives on campus.Worthington Discusses Summer Plans
Doug Worthington
By Steve Helwagen
Date: May 24, 2005
What's Doug Worthington up to these days? We checked in with him to find out and discovered that he is preparing for some final all-star games but is also getting to know his future teammates via his media guide. Click the link for more.
Worthington Heading To OSU This Weekend
Doug Worthington
By Dave Biddle
Date: Jun 16, 2005
The freshmen are starting to file in. The next one who will be getting his college career underway is defensive lineman Doug Worthington, who will be starting classes in the coming days. Dave Biddle caught up with Worthington for some quick words before he heads off to Ohio State.
Doug Worthington was expected to play in the New York vs. New Jersey Governor's Bowl last weekend, but decided to pull out of the all-star game.
"I didn't go," Worthington said. "It was my last weekend in New York before coming to Columbus, so I decided to stay here. Plus, there was a problem with the flight plans. I wouldn't have got back until Monday morning."
(Fellow Ohio State recruit Malcolm Jenkins was also scheduled to play in the Governor's Bowl.)
Worthington will arrive in Columbus this Saturday to begin summer quarter.
"I'm looking forward to it," he said. "I'll miss my friends around here, but I'll make new friends. And I'm just ready to get my college days going."
Worthington was planning on living with OSU offensive lineman Kyle Mitchum this summer, but says his plans have changed.
"There is a new rule that I can live in the dorms if I'm taking a full-load of classes," Worthington said. "So, I'm going to live with Alex Boone, or Robby (Schoenhoft) or one of the other guys that is coming in early in the dorms."
The 6-7, 255-pound Worthington says he has been working out hard since basketball season ended. He has set a goal of not redshirting this season at OSU.
"I just want to get some playing time," he said. "There are a lot of good D-linemen in front of me, but I just want to work hard, learn my role and play a little bit this year. It's on me though. It will come down to how hard I work this summer."