Zach Harrison was lined up in the interior of Ohio State’s defensive line, prepared to cause havoc in the backfield. The rotation occurred on a third-and-4 late in the third quarter of the Buckeyes’ 49-10 win over Rutgers on Saturday. Upon the snap, Harrison drove Rutgers left guard J.D. Direnzo back onto his heels. It positioned him within a yard of quarterback Evan Simon as he looked to fit a pass toward tight end Johnny Langan, who was running past the first-down marker. Ohio State football predictions:Expert Ohio State football predictions for Michigan State game When Herbie met Wilson: OSU’s Zak Herbstreit, Toby Wilson finish each other’s sentences When Simon threw the ball, Harrison extended his hand, tipping it into the air and causing it to fall into the grasp of linebacker Steele Chambers for an interception. Since he enrolled at Ohio State in 2019 as a five-star recruit from…
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