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ShowMeBuck
You know what? Chicken butt.
Well meatball wasn’t actually taken as chop was preferred so apparently that’s an option.
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BuckBackHome
Wolverine is largest member of weasel family
I'm just excited to see he's planning on being an Econ major. Seems he is focused on both his short and long term futures.
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- On Chip Trayanum: "He certainly has a lot of skills, works hard, the guys respect him." Day says "as soon as we feel like he's ready, he'll go play."
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The wild cards of the linebacker depth chart might be Trayanum, Hicks and Gaoteote. Trayanum, who is playing linebacker at the collegiate level for the first time after transferring from Arizona State (where he played running back), drew lots of praise from his fellow Ohio State linebackers on Tuesday when he had his black stripe removed.
Tommy Eichenberg and Steele Chambers “Solidifying” Themselves As Ohio State’s Top Two Linebackers | Eleven Warriors
Tommy Eichenberg and Steele Chambers “Solidifying” Themselves As Ohio State’s Top Two Linebackers | Eleven Warriors
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Mitchell and Trayanum were the second-team linebackers
Players on the second-team punting unit included Simon, Joe Royer, Miyan Williams, McCalister, Gaoteote, Hickman, Trayanum, Sam Hart and Proctor.
Observations from Watching A Full Ohio State Practice for the First Time in 2022 | Eleven Warriors
Players on the second-team punting unit included Simon, Joe Royer, Miyan Williams, McCalister, Gaoteote, Hickman, Trayanum, Sam Hart and Proctor.
Observations from Watching A Full Ohio State Practice for the First Time in 2022 | Eleven Warriors
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
“Going into the transfer portal, I wanted to be somewhere that had a familiar environment. I didn’t want to go somewhere where it was going to be unfamiliar and I would just have learn a whole new environment,” Trayanum said in the spring. “Coming back here, I felt like it was just the best place to fit myself around a great group of people, to push me to reach that next level.”
Trayanum did not only swap the team he would represent, but also made a shift to the defensive side of the ball — where he hadn’t played since high school. Although he had to re-learn the linebacker position, Trayanum has quickly brought himself to speed as he removed his black stripe on Tuesday.
Fellow linebacker Steele Chambers underwent a similar transition from running back during the 2021 offseason. Trayanum received high praise from Chambers, who called him the fastest and strongest member of the linebackers room.
“He hit like 23 miles per hour, maybe 24, I don’t how he does it but he does it,” Chambers said. “He’s Hercules, man.”
Teradja Mitchell echoed Chambers’ sentiments, calling Trayanum “one of the most athletic people I’ve seen” come through the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.
“He’s fast, he’s strong. I’m excited to see him play,” Mitchell said. “I feel like he’s made a great transition over from running back to linebacker.”
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Very excited to see him play, I think he can be big time and make a similar transition that Chambers did. I really like getting a big athletic RB that switches over to LB if they get the position down, gets you much faster in the middle of the field and without sacrificing much size typically. We have had quite a bit of success switching offensive players to defense (D. Lee and Chambers most recently come to mind), and I am thinking Trayanum may be next. He may not start this year, but I feel like he's at least going to have a significant role in the defense.
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