The No. 7 player on this list is entering his fourth year on campus, and he has the potential to be a breakout receiver for the Buckeyes. In fact, if Ohio State’s passing game is going to be as good as it could be, then this receiver could play a big part in much of that success. No. 7 — Terry McLaurin, rJr. Wide Receiver Terry McLaurin was in the rotation last year for the Buckeyes, playing in every game and starting four times. He only caught 11 passes for 114 yards, but he played plenty. He also played some on offense in 2015 as a redshirt freshman, but was mostly used on special teams. Currently, he has 12 career tackles on special teams and 11 career receptions. McLaurin had another productive spring this year and now is the time for him to emerge both as a leader and a…
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