COLUMBUS, Ohio — In Ohio State’s 77-31 win vs. Oregon State on Saturday, the Buckeyes played 16 different true freshmen. Brian Snead and Master Teague each got their first college touchdowns. Several other players got a chance to get onto the field on either special teams or late in the game on offense or defense. But the first to make an appearance was defensive end Tyreke Smith. And he got onto the field on the third play from scrimmage, lining up with Nick Bosa, Dre’Mont Jones and Chase Young. So why does that make Smith the most important freshman on the roster. Bill Landis and I discussed that on the latest edition of Buckwhys. After watching the video, be sure to subscribe to the Ohio State football on cleveland.com channel on YouTube.
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