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Ohio State Football: The Brotherhood

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Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Some history on "The Brotherhood":

Ohio State football assistant Al Washington says OSU program is unique because of this

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“That’s the competitive culture we have,” said Washington. “And I’ll say this though — and this is unique to Ohio State, at least in my experiences. They are being pushed, but unlike any other place, I think our older guys do a great job of helping the young guys. Like I could tell you the countless times Baron (Browning) is working with somebody, or Tuf’s working with somebody, Pete’s working with somebody. And that really is unique, and I think that speaks to the brotherhood.”



Entire article: https://buckeyeswire.usatoday.com/2...l-washington-says-program-brotherhood-unique/











 
www.elevenwarriors.com

Skull Session: Behind the “Innovative Rebuild” of Ohio State Women's Basketball, the Ohio State Football Media Team is Cooking and The Brotherhood is For Real

Behind the “innovative rebuild” of Ohio State women's basketball, the Ohio State football media team keeps delivering heat and The Brotherhood is for real.
www.elevenwarriors.com www.elevenwarriors.com

A BAND OF BROTHERS.



Of all the things in the video, I think I am most impressed with how it shows the bonds that Stroud, Jaxon Smith-Njiga, TreVeyon Henderson and Miyan Williams share with one another off the field.

The Brotherhood is real. No matter where an Ohio State football player ends up in life – in the NFL, broadcasting on a local radio station or running a trash removal company in Central Ohio – a Buckeye will always be a Buckeye, and I think that is really cool. Cheers to Overtime for reminding everybody that with their video.
 
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