The questions when it comes to Ohio State and tight ends always revolve around catches. It’s been since 2003 since a Buckeye tight end, Ben Hartsock, managed 30 or more receptions and it was Rickey Dudley in the mid-90s who last managed 500 receiving yards from the position. And this isn’t likely to change in 2020. While this is something that matters to fans and the media is annually asking questions and writing stories about “Is this the year of the tight end?” it is not often discussed by the Scarlet and Gray players inside the Woody Hayes Athletic Center. While the tight ends would love to see more targets, it is not a pressing concern. “Among the tight end unit, we don’t really talk about numbers like that,” senior Luke Farrell said. “We’re obviously always lobbying to get the tight end the ball, no matter who it is. Can…
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