“We’re going to have to make some decisions, those decisions have not been made.”
URBAN MEYER
Burrow, Haskins or Martell?
BINJIMEN VICTOR
With a 6-foot-4 frame, Ohio State junior wide receiver Binjimen Victor has the height to make him a difficult matchup for opposing cornerbacks. However, throughout spring practice, Victor has been focused on one word, one aspect of his game that he expects to improve in prior to the start of the season: consistency.
DRE'MONT JONES
Jones had a chance to take his talent to the NFL. Instead, he felt he still had plenty left to learn at Ohio State. If the coaches are correct about his spring improvements, the decision might pay off. He could simultaneously boost his own draft stock for next year while providing the Buckeyes with one of the most dynamic defensive tackles in college football.
CHASE YOUNG
Young’s impressive performance on Saturday first came against Munford, but continued when matched up against senior offensive tackle Isaiah Prince, who might be Ohio State’s best offensive lineman. It didn’t matter who tried to block him — he got the better of the matchup. He’s hoping that remains true once the season begins in September. Young said he has already begun to watch film on Oregon State, the Buckeyes’ Week 1 opponent.
