Ohio State coach Ryan Day announced that several injured players have fully recovered and are now participating in summer workouts, a vital step toward the August start of training camp.
A healthier lineup emerges
Austin Siereveld and Phillip Daniels, the Buckeyes’ starting tackles, each underwent minor procedures late in spring practice, clearing the way for their return to the offensive line.
Earl Little Jr., a transfer safety from Florida State, missed the spring game after a knee cleanup but is now back in action, adding depth to the defense.
Ian Moore, a promising redshirt sophomore who took first‑team reps at left tackle when Siereveld was sidelined, could see increased snaps as the line reshapes for the upcoming season.
Coach Day emphasized that these medical procedures are designed for long‑term health and to ensure the team is fully ready for the preseason, underscoring a cautious yet optimistic outlook.
The renewed availability of these key contributors signals a stronger roster as Ohio State prepares to open camp, with the coaching staff confident that the offensive line will be ready to compete at full strength.