Arnold has started the last three games for the Buckeyes after Robinson went down with a season-ending knee injury. The “next man up” mentality Ohio State players and coaches so often speak about was on full display on Oct. 22, when redshirt freshman long snapper Mason Arnold checked in to replace seventh-year senior starter Bradley Robinson. Arnold described witnessing Robinson’s injury during Ohio State’s game against Iowa on as a mix of happiness for getting his chance to play but also sympathy for his teammate. “It was obviously bittersweet,” Arnold said during his recent media availability. “It was sad to see him go down because I look at him as a big brother to me … (But) it’s an opportunity and it was just time to go to work.” Replay Video Skip Ad More News From Sports Illustrated: College Football Schedule | TCU Might Be the Only Protection From a Power 2…
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