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Ohio State special teams coordinator/safeties coach Matt Barnes spoke to members via Zoom call on Wednesday, Oct. 14.
What follows is a bullet-point rundown of Barnes’ comments on the Buckeye secondary and special teams units, and more:
Ohio State had two more players shed their black stripes Tuesday night, both of which were true freshmen in wide receiver Mookie Cooper and linebacker Mitchell Melton.
Cooper is the fourth and final receiver from the 2020 class to lose his black stripe, joining Julian Fleming, Gee Scott and Read More
Even if a pick has been made in the battle for Ohio State’s No. 2 quarterback position behind Justin Fields, quarterbacks coach Corey Dennis wasn’t tipping his hand in a media availability on Oct. 13.
The first-year Buckeye assistant stuck strictly to the company line, complimenting the play off all Read More
The New York Giants signed former Ohio State wide receiver Austin Mack off of their practice squad and onto their active 53-man roster on Tuesday.
Mack was also added to the Giants’ active roster last week, but went back to the practice squad after being listed as inactive for Read More
Ohio State head coach Ryan Day spoke to the media over a Zoom call Wednesday to give updates on how practices have been going with less than two weeks until the Buckeyes season opener against Nebraska on Oct. 24.
Ohio State quarterbacks coach Corey Dennis spoke to the media Tuesday on a Zoom call to talk about the development of Justin Fields this season, as well as the situation behind Fields with fifth-year senior Gunnar Hoak and true freshmen Jack Miller and C.J. Stroud.
Note: This story originally appeared in the Oct. 3 issue of Buckeye Sports Bulletin.
Ohio State’s fall Olympic teams are going to have to wait a little bit longer than usual for a return to play after what has probably been the most chaotic offseason of all time. The university Read More
Former Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett’s professional football career will continue after The Spring League announced on Monday afternoon that he’s one of 12 quarterbacks participating in its upcoming season.
Barrett – who finished his college career (2013-17) with a school-record 38 wins, 9,434 passing yards, 3,263 rushing yards Read More
