Tight end Jeremy Ruckert and defensive back Tyreke Johnson among the Ohio State signees who shined during Thursday's U.S. Army All-American Bowl practice.
Tyreke Smith's coach believes he's "going to be unstoppable" off the edge once he develops quick hands and proper footwork techniques under defensive line coach Larry Johnson.
Decisions loom for four-star defensive ends Jayson Oweh and Tyreke Smith while the nation's top underclassmen arrive in San Antonio for the U.S. Army All-American Bowl combine.
Photos from Thursday's U.S. Army All-American Bowl practice, which involved several Ohio State signees and top remaining targets from the Class of 2018.
Tate Martell told Cleveland.com he wants to compete for the starting quarterback job next season, but plans to see the field regardless, even if it's at a different position.
