We are now on day eight of our 10 part series breaking down the best Ohio State players to play their position in the first five years under Buckeye head coach Urban Meyer. The Buckeyes offensive line has been solid under both Ed Warinner and Greg Studrawa since Meyer’s arrival, paving the way for the likes of Ezekiel Elliott and Braxton Miller. Ryan McGlade, Tim Moody and I ranked our top offensive linemen of the Meyer era at Ohio State. No. 10 – Marcus Hall While Hall was a three-year starter along Ohio State’s offensive line from 2011-13, he is best known for a certain gesture made to Michigan fans after being ejected for his part in an on-field brawl between the Buckeye and Wolverines in 2013. Hall started 31 games in his Ohio State career and was a part of a Buckeye front that won 24 straight games to start Meyer’s time…
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