Worth noting, the UAHS football team has two former Buckeyes on their current coaching staff - Drew Basil and Doug Worthington.
 

He was voted a captain during his senior season of 1988. However, he was only able to play in the first two games before an injury sidelined him for the rest of the year.

Actually, he got dismissed from the team for signing with an agent.

https://www.upi.com/Archives/1988/09/21/Ohio-State-tailback-Vince-Workman-a-senior-co-captain-was/3227590817600/

I do not like injuries. I want OSU to beat TSUN at full-strength. No excuses, no mercy.

Navy, I guess your grandmother never had the fried bologna sandwich from the G&R Tavern in Waldo...

My goodness, that was 2012?!? I feel extra old today.

Randy Gradishar, LB 

Anchor of the Denver Broncos' "Orange Crush" defense, Gradishar helped the team reach its first Super Bowl in the 1977 season and the next season he was named the NFL's defensive player of the year. A seven-time Pro Bowl selection, Gradishar has only been a Hall finalist twice, most recently in 2008.

Randy Gradishar and Jack Tatum should be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

And yet, Tathan's waiver was approved.

The NCAA is ass, my dude.

Perhaps he needed to do other things to play more.

https://www.latimes.com/sports/la-sp-mike-thomas-ohio-state-20141231-story.html

Thomas played in 11 games but caught only three passes as a freshman. He was still struggling to consistently execute the offense and fulfill academic commitments when, one game into the 2013 season, Coach Urban Meyer, Herman and receivers coach Zach Smith decided to redshirt Thomas.

I promise I won't travel to TSUN in November.

Maybe Mike Thomas needed a redshirt season for a few reasons of which we don't know?

Nevertheless, it's worked out for him. Congrats! He's earned his big paycheck.

I think I started caring about OSU football when I was eight. The first game I remember is OSU-Alabama in '86 Kickoff Classic.

I definitely remember the '86 OSU-Michigan game and feeling horribly sad.

The first game that I went to was OSU-MSU in '87.

All three were losses. I thought I might be some sort of jinx.

I am absolutely shocked – utterly caught off guard – at news that Ohio State is axing a free safety

You almost made me worry...

https://davidsonfootball.weebly.com/bairds-football-career-at-osu-ends.html

Baird switched to defensive back last spring and earned a letter for the Buckeyes at backup safety and special teams, but always saw himself as a quarterback.

According to these, Steve Baird lettered in 1995.

https://markrea.wordpress.com/2008/07/08/looking-back-at-osu-recruiting-%E2%80%93-1994/

Lettered one year for Ohio State (1995)

Is around 6'1", 210 lbs
Has exceptional vision
Runs a 4.45 40
Never went to college

Seth Rogen?

Damn, FSU brought out the honey fried chicken!

and defensive back Robert Gentry

Father of former Buckeye P/WR Tyson Gentry?

“(It was) my opinion,” Harbaugh said. “I’m not into making animal analogies, so the ‘poking the bear’ thing doesn’t resonate with me.

WR Andrew Lee (2000) was only on one Ohio State roster.

https://www.thelantern.com/2003/04/football-recruit-sentenced-to-life/

Don't shoot the messenger here, but I saw this:

https://blindgossip.com/the-secret-recordings/#more-98856

It seemed to be potentially related to details in this article:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-07-13/a-billionaire-and-a-sex-offender-the-wexner-and-epstein-ties

At Maumee, Coburn scored five touchdowns in a game

I say Charles Henley, Kijana Carter and Nick Goings.

Me either! Pure nostalgia on my part.