As first reported by Bucknuts and subsequently confirmed by BuckeyesNow through a team spokesperson, Ohio State redshirt junior long snapper Roen McCullough is no longer with the team after he suffered a pre-camp injury unrelated to football. The 6-foot-1 and 230-pound McCullough joined the Buckeyes as a walk-on in 2018. He is younger brother of former long snapper Liam McCullough, who was the Buckeyes’ starter from 2016-19 and recently spent time in training camp with the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders. McCullough competed with sixth-year senior Bradley Robinson for the starting job last fall and then switched to linebacker this spring when the unit was lacking depth. His departure now leaves the Buckeyes with two long snappers on the roster in Robinson and freshman walk-on Max Lomonico. McCullough released a statement on Twitter shortly after the news broke, explaining his decision to medically retire from the game of football. “After being…
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