COLUMBUS, Ohio — Past precedent says Noah Rogers can make a quick impression in the Ohio State football receiver room this spring. As a freshman at Rolesville (N.C.) High School he stepped into a group of older receivers who went on to play at Air Force, Furman, Western Carolina and North Carolina Central. He was not scheduled to play much if at all in the Rams’ first game, which ended four plays in due to lightning. A week later, the older player in front of Rogers on the depth chart twisted an ankle in pregame warmups. Rogers suddenly became a starter. Recommended Buckeyes stories On the opening drive, Rolesville’s quarterback threw a pass from 40 yards out towards the front pylon. As Rolesville coach Richard Shuping remembers, the ball was a bit underthrown, and the opponent’s senior defensive back had great position. Didn’t matter. Rogers came back over the top…
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