Ohio State’s secondary came under a lot of scrutiny last year as the Buckeyes’ pass defense struggled. And while the cornerbacks and safeties take a lot of blame for allowing 304 passing yards per game, the defense as a whole has to take responsibility. The defensive linemen have already admitted that they didn’t get to the quarterback enough, which would have taken some of the pressure off the back end of the defense One of the Scarlet and Gray defensive linemen who would like to improve his production in 2021 is junior defensive end Zach Harrison. After 14 total tackles, 4.5 tackles for a loss and two sacks in seven games last season, Harrison had “a mindset change” this offseason and now is expected to not only produce at a higher level statistically but has also become a leader of the team. This is exemplified in a recent video put…
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