Bradley Roby, a former Ohio State cornerback from 2010-13, will be staying put in Houston.
The Texans signed Roby to a three-year, $36 million extension, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
Roby joined Houston last season on a one-year, $10-million deal after five seasons with the Denver Broncos, who drafted Read More
Ohio State’s landed its second commitment in as many days when Cincinnati La Salle three-star cornerback Devonta Smith pledged his services to the Buckeyes on Monday morning.
Heart Full Of Spaces Dreams Full Of Greatness….❤️🚨 #COMMITTED #BIA #AGTG pic.twitter.com/Z44TjpZBHF
— 🥀Devonta Smith🥀 (@Prince_Tay_) March 16, 2020
The 6-0, 185-pound Smith — the cousin and teammate of four-star safety commit Jaylen Johnson — is considered the 32nd-best cornerback and Read More
Despite college football’s surprise dead period instituted earlier this week as a result of the coronavirus, Ohio State is still very much active on the recruiting trail, calling and texting with its top prospects in hopes that it can still have the 2021 class nearly wrapped up by the time Read More
Despite the undeniable challenges associated with an NCAA-mandated recruiting dead period, Ohio State landed a commitment on Sunday afternoon from St. Louis De Smet Jesuit four-star cornerback Jakailin Johnson.
1000% Committed🌰 #gobucks #BIA pic.twitter.com/Y97GMz1l6T
— JK Johnson (@jakailin6) March 15, 2020
The 6-0, 168-pound Johnson is considered the fourth-best cornerback and No. 59 prospect overall in the class of 2021, as Read More
Concerns regarding the coronavirus have shut down all athletic events at Ohio State.
Both conference and NCAA basketball tournaments have been canceled, and in-person recruiting is on a one-month hiatus, at least. Additionally, Ohio State football’s pro day has been postponed indefinitely, while spring practices have been suspended.
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Many of the NFL’s top prospects may have their pre-draft visits postponed or canceled due to concerns regarding the spread of the coronavirus.
Former Ohio State running back J.K. Dobbins had piqued the Miami Dolphins interest to the point that they moved up his visit before any restrictions were placed Read More
The Big Ten Conference announced in a statement Friday that it would be suspending “all organized team activities” until April 6 due to the potential of spreading the coronavirus (COVID-19).
This would include Ohio State’s upcoming spring practices that were scheduled to resume after this week’s spring break.
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Following the NCAA’s announcement that it was canceling all remaining winter and spring tournaments due to concerns regarding the coronavirus, the Big Ten canceled all sports through the end of the academic year.
Additionally, the conference mandated a moratorium on both on- and off-campus recruiting activities for the foreseeable future. Read More
Following the lead of other events across the country that have either limited attendance or shut down entirely due to the worldwide coronavirus outbreak, Ohio State announced on Wednesday night it has cancelled its annual spring game, which was set for April 11 at Ohio Stadium.
Ohio State’s Department of Athletics will continue to host intercollegiate athletic sporting events, but attendance at all events for the remainder of the academic year will be limited.
Additional info ⤵️ #GoBucks https://t.co/TSLF43GVwE
— Ohio State Buckeyes (@OhioStAthletics) March 12, 2020
The Buckeyes will Read More
On Wednesday night, just hours after the NCAA and Big Ten decided to limit attendance at their respective basketball tournaments due to the coronavirus outbreak, Ohio State head football coach Ryan Day announced the Buckeyes have suspended all official and unofficial visits for recruits until April 20.
We will suspend all official and unofficial visits to our campus through April 20 while we continue to monitor and adjust to today’s changing issues. In addition, our coaches will not recruit off campus this spring while we follow the university’s new temporary travel guidelines.
— Ryan Day (@ryandaytime) March 11, 2020
Additionally, the Read More
