COLUMBUS, Ohio — Despite a season continually interrupted by injuries to some of its biggest stars, Ohio State football maintained its All-Big Ten Conference presence on offense. The Buckeyes’ first team selections were headlined by C.J. Stroud, also named Offensive Player of the Year and Quarterback of the Year, and Receiver of the Year Marvin Harrison Jr. They were joined by left tackle Paris Johnson Jr., who like Stroud and Harrison was chosen by both the Big Ten coaches and media. The media also made left guard Donovan Jackson a first-team selection. Wide receiver Emeka Egbuka and right guard Matt Jones were both second-team selections by the coaches and media. Right tackle Donovan Jones made second team from the media vote as well. Running back Miyan Williams’ breakthrough earned third team honors from the coaches and media. Center Luke Wypler and tight end Cade Stover also made third team via…
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