COLUMBUS, Ohio — Even with his new haircut, it’s not hard to spot Joey Bosa on Ohio State’s campus.
At 6’6″ and 275 pounds, the Buckeyes star defensive end is much larger than most college students. But it’s not just Bosa’s size and celebrity status that has gotten him recognized around campus lately, as classmates have been treated to a firsthand look at some of his newest pass-rushing moves for the 2015 season.
“It will be random, out at night, and there will be two people walking in a row and I’ll flip on one and flip on the other,” Bosa said as he mimicked the motion of a defensive lineman’s swim move. “They’re probably a little scared or shocked.”
The Fort Lauderdale, Florida, native said he’s constantly been working on his repertoire of moves since the 2014 season came to a close, whether it’s been refining old ones or thinking of new ones. “It’s pretty much in your mind, 24/7, so you’re pretty much always working on it,” Bosa said.
It’s hard to imagine Bosa would even have much to work on after a 2014 campaign that saw him named a unanimous All-American in what was just his sophomore season. In 15 games, the Sunshine State product tallied 55 tackles, 21 of which came for a loss, and 13.5 sacks, and he was responsible for perhaps the most memorable play during Ohio State’s run to the national title.
Yet despite his ability to control a game from the defensive end position in just the second year of his college career, Bosa insists that he has plenty…
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