Glimpse of a depth chart? What we learned about Ohio State football’s defense in second spring practice
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s second spring practice Wednesday provided a brief glimpse at a defensive depth chart. During a session open to the media, the Buckeyes took part in a handful of mock 11-on-11 drills. Though no plays were run or passes were thrown, the lineups reaffirmed select depth chart projections.
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Linebacker CJ Hicks made his debut at defensive line and was already on the second-team unit and took some first-team reps. The Dayton, Ohio, native is entering his fourth year at Ohio State and early observations indicate he’ll compete for reps right away at defensive end.
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C.J. Hicks, who was the nation's top-ranked linebacker in his recruiting class three years ago, is moving to defensive end as a senior at Ohio State.
We have video from the first day of Ohio State's spring practice. These videos focus on the defensive side of the ball with defensive line drills and the full defense learning how to ...
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