Massages, weight loss, a specific stretching and weight room program — even yoga. Put it all together all and you see how Ohio State hopes to witness Marshon Lattimore's outrageous potential this fall.
"He's got all kinds of stuff. We'll put him in a skirt later, probably," cornerbacks coach Kerry Coombs joked Thursday. "He is doing anything and everything that we ask him to do, which I love about Marshon."
Such adaptability and resilience, coupled with brilliant athleticism and speed is why Lattimore became the top-ranked cornerback in the state of Ohio in 2014. A key get for Urban Meyer and the Buckeyes out of Glenville High School in Cleveland, Lattimore was expected to contribute as a true freshman.