Matthew Jones was not available to toot his horn this week when Ohio State had interviews with select offensive linemen so others had to do it for him. “His first two years here he didn’t have that great of a career here,” senior tackle Thayer Munford said Wednesday. “But his mental state has gotten a lot better, and I’m proud of him for actually achieving these goals.” New faces could shape next version of Ohio State defense While offensive line coach Greg Studrawa called Jones one of the most improved players on the team, head coach Ryan Day praised Jones for stepping into the vacant center role with Josh Myers having left for the NFL and heir apparent Harry Miller sidelined by injury. “Matt’s done a good job of moving between guard and center because Harry was down this spring,” Day said Monday. “He has found a bit of a…
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