Ryan Day said Haskell Garrett is “doing well, all things considered” and he's hopeful the Ohio State defensive tackle will be able to practice in a limited capacity soon.
On his weekly radio show, Ryan Day talks the very different season preparation this year, addresses some ongoing position battles, and looks at the season-opener against Nebraska.
Baker Mayfield planted an Oklahoma flag at midfield following the Sooners' victory at Ohio State. Nick Bosa got revenge two years later on Monday Night Football.
Shaun Wade will man an outside cornerback spot and Marcus Williamson has the edge in the slot, leaving one remaining starting corner spot up for competition.
Ohio State is loaded with talent but some of it is more experienced than many might realize. Here are six guys Ryan Day's counting on to fill expanded roles in 2020.
We break down Ohio State's new(est) schedule for the 2020 season and discuss the impact of Shaun Wade's return and what the rest of the secondary will look like around him.
Kerry Coombs said he's had a great relationship with Shaun Wade since Wade was in high school and that relationship wouldn't have changed even if Wade didn't return to Ohio State.
Haskell Garrett's gunshot wound is not expected to end his career or season, as Kerry Coombs says his recovery is "probably not as far away as any of us would have thought."
We look at how Ohio State's 85-man scholarship roster stacks up by position, accompanied by Ryan Day's thoughts on each group, as the ramp-up to the fall season begins.
Hope for an uninterrupted Big Ten season resides in rapid COVID-19 testing that should minimize the spread of the virus and the need for contact tracing.
On this week's Buckeye Roundtable, Ryan Day said Ohio State will need “extraordinary depth” this season and the team must build toughness quickly once padded practices begin.
To replace Chase Young, Ohio State needs a group of edge-rushers to turn their potential into production, including Zach Harrison, Tyreke Smith and Jonathon Cooper.
