Ohio State has named wide receiver Kamryn Babb its Block O recipient for the 2022 season, an award established two years ago to honor the legacy of legendary Buckeye Bill Willis. Babb has persevered through four ACL tears, one before his senior year of high school in St. Louis and three more at Ohio State. His only action in a Buckeye game has been on special teams for seven games in 2020. “The last five years have been a long journey,” Babb said. “There were times when I was down and had a lot of questions. But God put people in my life who wouldn’t let me give up and it’s been a blessing. I couldn’t have done this without them.” Ohio State Buckeyes:Former Buckeye assistant Al Washington, now with Notre Dame, looks ahead to Sept. 3 He had another scare in spring practice when he tore meniscus, but that…
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