Scarlet Sunrise: Buckeyes lead all programs with biggest Pro Bowl list
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Buckeyes lead all programs with biggest Pro Bowl list
If anyone was looking for proof of the ‘Developed Here’ tagline the Buckeyes football program uses, the Pro Bowl is the perfect place to start.
The Pro Bowl highlighted the best players in the NFL on Sunday afternoon — and the Buckeyes led the way. Seven former Ohio State stars were on the Pro Bowl roster, a testament to how the program prepares athletes for the pro game.
Former Ohio State stars Jonah Jackson, Nick Bosa, Marshon Lattimore, Cameron Heyward, Joey Bosa, Corey Linsley and Denzel Ward all were given the nod for the All-Star game Sunday, and no other program can show off that many.
Turns out the ‘Developed Here’ mantra is real.
Buckeyes basketball beats Maryland at home
The competition level wasn’t among the Big Ten’s best for Ohio State — on paper.
Maryland has been a struggling team under an interim head coach all season, and the records indicated that the Buckeyes shouldn’t have had trouble earning a home win over one of the league’s basement residents.
But the Terrapins have a win over Illinois this season, and they’ve pushed plenty of the conference’s top teams to the brink of upset. So for the Buckeyes to dominate from start to finish with a 82-67 win Sunday? That’s certainly impressive, especially given the lack of rhythm Ohio State has had due to their stop-and-start schedule.
Led by E.J. Liddell, who poured in 24 points and 11 rebounds, No. 16 Ohio State (14-5, 7-3 Big Ten) moved to a flawless 10-0 this season inside the Schottenstein Center with the win over the Terrapins, avoiding the upset that has nearly tripped up Big Ten foes all year.
READ: Buckeyes flex in win over Maryland, remain perfect at home
ICYMI: Ohio State sets date for annual spring game
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The Buckeyes have set the date for the annual spring game, which will take place April 16 inside the Horseshoe. No ticket information is available yet, but fans will likely be able to return to Ohio Stadium to watch the Buckeyes for the yearly spring showcase.
Ryan Day will lead the Buckeyes for the fourth season after a disappointing year — in which Ohio State still won the Rose Bowl in January.
But spring practice is now nearing. And the spring game has a date.
READ: Buckeyes set date for annual spring game
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