COLUMBUS —Davon Hamilton benefited from Nick Bosa’s forced fumble and Dre’Mont Jones inability to grab the football in the end zone, scoring his first career touchdown Saturday in a 40-28 victory against Texas Christian. After receiving limited playing time the last two seasons on a deep defensive line, Hamilton found himself in the spotlight in the biggest non-conference game of the season for the Ohio State Buckeyes. “It was a big moment for me,” Hamilton said Tuesday, “but really the opportunity wouldn’t have been there if it wasn’t for Nick.” » RELATED: Day to receive hefty payment | Meyer’s suspension costly Ohio State coach Urban Meyer praised Hamilton this week, saying he could see his talent in previous seasons even when he wasn’t playing. “I think him and (defensive line coach) Larry Johnson have really worked well together,” Meyer said. “He’s one of our most improved players.” Now a redshirt…
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