Thanks to the Ohio State football program and how it teaches players about life off the field as well as on the field, Armani Reeves felt prepared to move forward with his life after his college football career came to an end. Now, Reeves is working to help provide the same kind of preparation to football players at another school in the Big Ten East. A cornerback for the Buckeyes from 2012-14, Reeves was forced to give up his career playing football – and his dream of playing in the NFL – earlier than planned due to head injuries. Reeves remained with the team, though, as a student coach, and continued to impress Ohio State’s coaches and staff with how he helped his former teammates and handled his business off the field. So when Maryland strength and conditioning coach (and former Ohio State assistant strength and conditioning coach) Rick Court…
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