When Master Teague III injured his Achilles in Ohio State’s spring practice and Ohio State needed an experienced runner, it was a natural fit. By all accounts, Teague has recovered from his injury. He and Sermon are expected to share the load. “I think he’s a great addition to the team and to the (running backs) room — a high-character guy, very disciplined,” Teague said. “And he learned our offense very, very quickly. He’s looking good. “We’re excited to have him. It’s just another chance to compete, another chance to make each other better and make everybody better in the room. I think he’s going to be a great complement to the room.” Alford said Sermon’s dedication to learning Ohio State’s playbook has been impressive. They’ve had late-night phone calls and texting exchanges because Sermon wanted to pick Alford’s brain. He’s even gone to Alford’s house for further instruction —…
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