COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football fans caught a brief glimpse of Jameson Williams as a freshman in 2019. Brief because he played sparingly behind the main rotation. Yet also brief because the St. Louis native’s greatest asset — his speed — definitely played at this level. Williams turned one of his six receptions into a 61 yard touchdown. It was the second time he had done an Ezekiel Elliott impression, the first being when he broke the former Buckeye star’s Missouri high school record in the 300 hurdles. That speed helped Williams earn a place in the OSU receivers room. To crack the rotation, he needs to prove himself as a complete receiver in the ongoing preseason. “I feel like I’ve been a lot more focused and got a whole lot better in everything — in the classroom, on the field,” Williams said. “… I feel like it will…
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