ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Ohio State Bio
• David is in his third season with the Buckeyes after initially walking on to the team in June of 2022
• He is a talented receiver and special teams player who played in 12 of 13 games in 2023 to earn his first Varsity O letter
• He is a two-time OSU Scholar-Athlete and an Academic All-Big Ten honoree who is majoring in marketing
Honors & Awards
2023: OSU Scholar-Athlete, Academic All-Big Ten Conference
2022: OSU Scholar-Athlete
More on David
• Played at near-by Dublin Jerome High School where he earned first team all-league honors
• A versatile performer who also played quarterback at Jerome in addition to wide receiver
• Was also first team All-Central District and All-Metro by the Columbus Dispatch
• Named the Dispatch.com Player of the Week on Oct. 22 for his six-catch, 80-yard performance vs. Olentangy, which included the game-winning TD on a hail mary
• Grandson of longtime NFL coach and Ohio State (1977-78) assistant Dave Adolph, who loved the phrase “Do you love football?”
247sports.com
The 6-foot-5, 200 pound Adolph played both quarterback and wide receiver in high school. He helped the Celtics go 7-5 last season, although they were just 4-3 in their conference, finishing in fourth place.
buckeyeswire.usatoday.com
It is always fun to see walk-ons earn their way to a full scholarship, and a name most Ohio State football fans will remember from the spring game just earned his. David Adolph is a third-year wide receiver from local Jerome High School in Dublin, Ohio, and after walking on his first two seasons, will now enter the 2024 season on scholarship.
I know the spring game is just a glorified practice, but we still saw Adolph look extremely good and he has great size at six-foot, five-inches. It is unlikely he gets significant playing time, but we have seen walk-ons in the past make an impact.
David Adolph, #82
- Position: Wide Receiver
- Height: 6-5
- Weight: 209
- Hometown: Dublin, Ohio
- Last School: Jerome
- Year: Junior
• David is in his third season with the Buckeyes after initially walking on to the team in June of 2022
• He is a talented receiver and special teams player who played in 12 of 13 games in 2023 to earn his first Varsity O letter
• He is a two-time OSU Scholar-Athlete and an Academic All-Big Ten honoree who is majoring in marketing
Honors & Awards
2023: OSU Scholar-Athlete, Academic All-Big Ten Conference
2022: OSU Scholar-Athlete
More on David
• Played at near-by Dublin Jerome High School where he earned first team all-league honors
• A versatile performer who also played quarterback at Jerome in addition to wide receiver
• Was also first team All-Central District and All-Metro by the Columbus Dispatch
• Named the Dispatch.com Player of the Week on Oct. 22 for his six-catch, 80-yard performance vs. Olentangy, which included the game-winning TD on a hail mary
• Grandson of longtime NFL coach and Ohio State (1977-78) assistant Dave Adolph, who loved the phrase “Do you love football?”
Ohio State adds two walk-on wide receivers
Ohio State's wide receiver room is loaded and may seem a little crowded, but it's rarely a bad thing to have extra bodies for certain situations. The Buckeyes added two more
247sports.com
Ohio State adds two walk-on wide receivers
Ohio State's wide receiver room is loaded and may seem a little crowded, but it's rarely a bad thing to have extra bodies for certain situations. The Buckeyes added two more
Adolph also announced his commitment on Twitter on Tuesday with a tweet that simply read "Committed!!" with the "Go Bucks" hashtag. Along with his commitment graphic, Adolph posted the following message:The 6-foot-5, 200 pound Adolph played both quarterback and wide receiver in high school. He helped the Celtics go 7-5 last season, although they were just 4-3 in their conference, finishing in fourth place.
Ohio State wide receiver now on scholarship
Ohio State wide receiver now on scholarship #GoBucks
buckeyeswire.usatoday.com
Ohio State wide receiver now on scholarship
It is always fun to see walk-ons earn their way to a full scholarship, and a name most Ohio State football fans will remember from the spring game just earned his. David Adolph is a third-year wide receiver from local Jerome High School in Dublin, Ohio, and after walking on his first two seasons, will now enter the 2024 season on scholarship.
I know the spring game is just a glorified practice, but we still saw Adolph look extremely good and he has great size at six-foot, five-inches. It is unlikely he gets significant playing time, but we have seen walk-ons in the past make an impact.
