Senior running back Bri’onte Dunn was dismissed from the Ohio State football program, Monday, for what head coach Urban Meyer called “a violation of team rules.” Dunn is believed to be the perpetrator of domestic violence – specifically hitting his girlfriend. Before his sudden dismissal, Bri’onte Dunn was considered by some to be Ohio State’s feature running back this fall. In his four years with the program, Dunn was largely overshadowed by stars Carlos Hyde and Ezekiel Elliott, compiling only 287 yards and three touchdowns throughout his career. Now with both gone to the NFL, Dunn looked to be in prime position for a starting job this season. The only foreseeable obstacle in Bri’onte Dunn’s way was redshirt freshman Mike Weber. Running back Mike Weber (20) now figures to be the starting running back come this fall. Photo Credit: Aaron Doster-USA TODAY Sports Mike Weber came to Ohio State last season as a coveted four star recruit from Michigan. An unfortunate injury during fall camp caused Weber to redshirt during the 2015 season. Now back from injury, Weber came out of spring practices as the favorite for the starting running back job, showing great power and seasoned running ability. Moreover,…
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