Offensive linemen are restricted to No. 50-79, so Munford will wear a patch instead. Ohio State announced on Saturday that fifth-year senior offensive tackle Thayer Munford as this year’s recipient of the Block “O” jersey. Munford becomes the second player to earn such distinction, joining former defensive end Jonathon Cooper in 2020. However, current NCAA rules prevent an offensive lineman from wearing anything other than No. 50-79, so he will wear the following patch on his jersey instead. © Provided by Buckeyes Now on FanNation A former three-star prospect from Cincinnati by way of Massillon (Ohio) Washington, Munford has started 33 games for the Buckeyes over the last three seasons. He was the leading vote-getter among this year’s team captains, as well as named a preseason All-American by Sporting News and the Walter Camp Football Foundation. Munford could have entered his name into the draft after last season but opted to…
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