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2019 Fall Camp and Other Tidbits

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Ohio State football | Three players will represent Buckeyes at Big Ten media days
By Joey Kaufman
The Columbus Dispatch

Posted Jul 8, 2019 at 3:39 PM
Updated Jul 8, 2019 at 3:39 PM



Defensive end Jonathon Cooper, safety Jordan Fuller and receiver K.J. Hill will represent Ohio State at Big Ten media days next week in Chicago.

The conference announced the attendees Monday. All three are seniors.

Fuller was among seven captains as a junior last season and finished as the team’s leading tackler along with linebacker Malik Harrison. Hill is the leading returning pass catcher for the Buckeyes, and Cooper is among several returners on the defensive line.

Ohio State coach Ryan Day and the players will speak with reporters July 18, the first of the two-day event.

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Tanner said:
Dang, media days already coming up? Hopefully it goes smooth like last year.
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In numerical order:

Freshman WR Jameson Williams: No. 6

Redshirt freshman WR Kamryn Babb: No. 7 (he wore 17 last season)

Redshirt freshman DE Javontae Jean-Baptiste: No. 8 (he was 38 in 2018)

Redshirt junior QB Gunnar Hoak: No. 12 (transfer from Kentucky)

Freshman LB Cade Stover: No. 16

Redshirt freshman QB Jagger LaRoe: No. 16 (transfer from Texas A&M)

Sophomore WR Chris Olave: No. 17 (he wore several numbers last year)

Freshman walk-on QB J.P. Andrade: No. 18

Freshman RB Steele Chambers: No. 22 (previously retired and worn by 1944 Heisman winner Les Horvath)

Freshman LB Craig Young: No. 37

Freshman SAF Bryson Shaw: No. 38

Freshman LB Tommy Eichenberg: No. 41

Graduate DT Antwuan Jackson: No. 52 (he was 90 last year)

Redshirt freshman OL Matthew Jones: No. 55 (he was 54 last year)

Freshman OL Enokk Vimahi: No. 66

Senior OL Jonah Jackson: No. 73 (transfer from Rutgers)

Freshman OL Harry Miller: No. 77

Redshirt freshman OL Nicholas Petit-Frere: No. 78 (he was 77 last year)

Freshman OL Dawand Jones: No. 79

Freshman TE Cormontae Hamilton: No. 83

Freshman DT Jaden McKenzie: No. 90

Freshman P Michael O’Shaughnessy: No. 96

The new players who were already issued their numbers during spring practice:

Sophomore QB Justin Fields: No. 1 (transfer from Georgia)

Freshman WR Garrett Wilson: No. 5

Freshman RB Marcus Crowley: No. 23

Freshman SAF Ronnie Hickman: No. 28

Freshman DE Zach Harrison: No. 33

Freshman OL Ryan Jacoby: No. 68

Freshman DE Noah Potter: No. 97

None of these numbers are written in stone, of course. Players will often switch numbers during fall camp, during the course of the season, and sometimes even during a game – usually to prevent having a duplicate number on special teams purposes.
 
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