Ohio State’s special teams have been quietly and consistently good this season. That’s true despite the fact that seventh-year senior long snapper Bradley Robinson injured a knee while covering a punt against Iowa. Ask Bengals fans how costly an injury at that position can be. When Cincinnati’s Clark Harris went down in the season opener, third-string tight end Mitchell Wilcox took over and delivered a fluttering snap that allowed the Steelers to block an extra point that would have allowed the Bengals to win the game. Instead, they fell in overtime. Want to keep up with Ohio State? Don’t miss a single Buckeyes story. Get a great deal by subscribing to the Dispatch today at www.dispatch.com/subscribenow/. But OSU had Mason Arnold ready when Robinson was hurt. Arnold, a second-year player from Tampa, Florida, was rated the No. 6 rated long snapper in the nation as a senior by Kornblue Kicking. He was…
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