COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football commit Tegra Tshabola has to find ways to get creative if he wants to continue to build on his four-star rating as an offensive tackle. The 6-foot-6, 320-pound sophomore is stuck in the house like the rest of the world, meaning he doesn’t have the necessary equipment needed to improve as an offensive lineman. That’s where nature comes in. Outside of his home in West Chester, Ohio is a tree that he’s turned into a makeshift offensive line sled with the help of a punching bag and a jump rope. Every day he heads outside to work on hand techniques, his punch and whatever else the tree will allow him to do. “There’s no way what I did isn’t the most creative,” Tshabola told cleveland.com. “The cars driving by might think it’s a little weird, but at the end of the day, it’s going…
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