Ohio State’s 2021 football season is fast approaching with the Buckeyes set to take the field for the first time this year on Thursday, Sept. 2 on a trip to Minnesota. In preparation for the new season, the Scarlet and Gray announced six captains, all first-time captains, on Friday evening. Those captains, who were voted on by the team, include wide receivers Kamryn Babb and Chris Olave, offensive lineman Thayer Munford, defensive tackle Haskell Garrett, defensive end Zach Harrison and linebacker Teradja Mitchell. All of these players have been a part of the Ohio State program for at least three seasons and three of them — Olave, Munford and Garrett — are already established stars for the Buckeyes. “Our captains, we’re excited,” head coach Ryan Day said to begin his press conference on Saturday morning. “We have six captains. They were selected by their teammates, which is one of the…
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