Compared to his fellow draft counterparts, Ohio State running back Trey Sermon notched a surprisingly low number of carries through his collegiate career. While this could be viewed as a knock on his NFL potential, Buckeyes head coach Ryan Day sees it as quite the opposite. © Provided by The Spun Ohio State running back Trey Sermon runs away from a Clemson defender. Speaking with ESPN analyst Mike Greenberg on Friday, the fourth-year OSU coach sited Sermon’s lack of wear and tear as a reason NFL teams should consider him as a prospect. “The thing about Trey is, he doesn’t have a lot of mileage on him, does not have a lot of carries,” Day said. “I think that’s a huge positive for him. I think he has a huge ceiling. I think whoever drafts him is going to get somewhere who is very versatile and runs very hard with…
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