COLUMBUS, Ohio — Based on massive preseason expectations, Wyatt Davis has not experienced the 2020 season many expected from the returning All-American. In the Big Ten Conference, however, the right guard’s performance in the league’s most dynamic and powerful offense held up. Davis was named the league’s Rimington-Pace Offensive Lineman of the Year on Tuesday, ending a two-year drought of Buckeye winners for an award partially named for one of their greats. Orlando Pace himself was a two-time winner of the Big Ten’s Offensive Lineman of the Year — an award renamed for him and Nebraska’s Dave Rimington in 2011. Davis brings the award to OSU for the ninth time since it was first given out in 1984. He joins Taylor Decker (2015), Pat Elflein (2016) and Billy Price (2017) as recipients since the award was renamed for Pace. From a grading standpoint, Davis has not stood out even among…
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