Ohio State’s high-flying offensive identity is unlikely to change anytime soon. With Marvin Harrison Jr. and Emeka Egbuka returning — and two five-star wideouts already committed in the 2024 class — the Buckeye offense will run through their wide receivers well into the foreseeable future. Michigan’s recent victories over Ohio State have come in no small part thanks to the heroic efforts of its secondary limiting big plays and, in turn, throwing the Buckeye offense off schedule.
Finding the next generation of pass defenders to counteract the Buckeye wideouts is paramount for the Wolverine recruiting staff.