Demario McCall Ready to Break Out All His Old Moves
A couple of weeks ago, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day said the Buckeyes were still looking for a No. 2 running back to complement starter JK Dobbins.
A week later, he said Demario McCall had the edge at the moment.
This week, running backs coach Tony Alford said McCall was indeed his backup running back.
McCall is now a fourth-year junior, carrying three years of expectations and frustrations. Injuries have neutralized him the last two seasons, When healthy, however, he has been an exciting and productive player. The production in those brief windows of good health have both confirmed his abilities and frustrated himself and those around him.
That is why when speaking with reporters this week, he didn’t take long to acknowledge how appreciative he was to finally be healthy.
“Just individually, I just want to thank God for being healthy, 100 percent,” he said. “I haven’t felt that way in a pretty long time. So I do feel like myself and I do got goals set and I hope to just have a grateful season. Stay healthy through the whole season. That’s all.”
McCall missed most of the spring with a calf issue, but worked hard in the summer to add weight, get stronger, and get ready for the competition that camp was going to bring.
He made it through the summer just fine, and better than that, he believes he’s as good as he’s ever been. He is ready to get back on the field and all of his old moves will be coming with him.
“Yeah, they’re all back,” he said. “All of them. I’m bringing all of them out.”
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