The Ohio State Department of Athletics recognized its record-setting number of Buckeyes who competed in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics during homecoming weekend. Credit: Jacob Benge | Asst. Sports Editor The Ohio State Department of Athletics recognized its record-setting number of Buckeyes who competed in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics during homecoming weekend. Of the 26 Buckeyes who earned spots in the games, 17 returned to campus Friday and attended a reception honoring their competition. The Olympians were also shouted out at various points during Saturday’s football game against Maryland. “So proud of them. It’s just a joy to see them here,” athletic director Gene Smith said. “So proud that they represented their families, their teams and Ohio State and central Ohio. It’s really a beautiful thing.” Among the group of 17 Buckeye Olympians was gold medalist and junior swimmer Hunter Armstrong, as well as silver medalist and former wrestler Kyle Snyder.…
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