COLUMBUS – Ohio State right tackle Isaiah Prince isn’t shying away from his 2016 season struggles. Instead, he’s looking back on what went wrong last year as he works to improve for 2017. Prince’s play was much maligned last season, as the then-sophomore first-year starter regularly struggled in pass protection. Prince’s struggles were particularly noted in Ohio State’s loss to Penn State, in which the Buckeyes allowed six sacks, and in the Buckeyes’ overtime win against Michigan, in which the Wolverines had eight sacks. According to CFB Film Room’s Ryan McCrystal, Prince allowed 39 quarterback pressures last season, the most among all Ohio State offensive linemen. McCrystal used a heat map to show how opposing pass-rushes exposed Prince, in comparison to the Buckeyes’ other offensive linemen, last season: ICYMI: We used our new heat map tool to take a look at Ohio State’s offensive line performance https://t.co/bbtLU7bkJE pic.twitter.com/IaNrlm25Vl — CFB…
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