John Mobley Jr. has quickly proven that he is (and was) more than just an outstanding shooter.
Coming out of high school, the freshman was considered the best 3-point sniper in the 2024 recruiting class, and rightfully so. He was expected to ease into his role as a microwave scorer and shotmaker off the bench. But those expectations immediately changed after Mobley scored at least 11 points in each of Ohio State's first six games, from a go-to 3-point shooter sometimes to a go-to scorer all of the time.
That became even more apparent after Meechie Johnson took a leave of absence to deal with a personal matter 10 games into the season.