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DE Tyquan Lewis (Indianapolis Colts)

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Freshman defensive end Tyquan Lewis: The 6-foot-2, 240-pounder from North Carolina finds himself at a position of strength for the Buckeyes, with sophomore Noah Spence and freshman Joey Bosa the starters at defensive end. Sophomore Adolphus Washington started the season at end before Bosa took his spot and Washington moved inside. And Jamal Marcus proved to be an asset as a third-down pass-rush specialist. Still, Lewis was named by both center Corey Linsley and defensive lineman Michael Bennett when asked for bowl practice players to watch.

“He's really starting to come along this season,” Bennett said. “Just looking back at who he was this spring, he's a completely different guy. I think he's going to be a playmaker.”

“Tyquan Lewis is getting a lot of praise,” Linsley said.
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http://www.cleveland.com/osu/index.ssf/2013/12/finally_its_vonn_bell_time_and.html
 
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ShowMeBuck said:
In the latest presser Coach talked about Steve Miller or Frazier playing in Spence's absence. Was surprised that TL was not mentioned. Any word on how he is doing in camp?
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Mentioned in same presser that Tyquan has been battling migraines. Still in the mix, but missed a couple days.
 
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'HE IS THE SUPERMAN IN THEIR WORLD': OHIO STATE'S TYQUAN LEWIS PLAYS THE GAME HE LOVES FOR MUCH MORE THAN HIMSELF

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It is shortly after 9 p.m. on a Monday and Tyronda Whitaker has to pause for a few seconds to collect her thoughts. On the phone from her North Carolina home, the mother of Ohio State redshirt sophomore defensive end Tyquan Lewis is having a hard time putting into words what it is like watching her son out on the field for the Buckeyes.

“It fills my heart with so much joy,” Whitaker says after a brief silence. “We come from small-town North Carolina, and to know that he has made it and to see that and know there’s younger kids looking at him and know what he has done for them, it’s amazing.”

Once she gets going, Whitaker could seemingly talk about her eldest son for hours. She beams with pride and exuberance like any mother would; one can almost see the ear-to-ear smile on her face through the phone.

As a single mother of four, Whitaker says she loves all of her children equally. But she also admits there’s something different about her relationship with Tyquan, her first born.

“The relationship is actually totally different,” Whitaker said. “I love them all equally, but they’re just different people and you meet them at a different place in life.”

Entire article: http://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio-...tyquan-lewis-plays-the-game-he-loves-for-much
 
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