After running for 221 yards on 28 carries in his first two college seasons, he moved to linebacker full-time early last season and was a starter by the end of the campaign. Though Chambers endured some ups and downs, he received positive early reviews for his instincts and speed then became a more consistent player this season in the new scheme of defensive coordinator Jim Knowles, who also coaches his position. “I feel like I’ve progressed in just my knowledge of the game, but I think there’s just a lot more that I need to learn,” he said. “I feel like I’m pretty premature as far as like linebacker savviness.” The other Buckeyes who took part in the team’s bowl media day interviews Wednesday were less forthcoming about their plans. Left tackle Paris Johnson Jr., who was one of the country’s top prospects as a senior at Cincinnati Princeton in…
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