Ohio received its first major surprise in the 2021 season. Saturday morning, two attacking lines Thayer Munford Advertise On social media Back for the fifth year with Buckeyes. Munford is able to do so due to an amendment to the NCAA rule that stipulated that the 2020 season will not count against any player’s eligibility. This means that even seniors like Monford can return to their fifth year without taking graduation season.

Monford isn’t the first Scarlett and Gray to benefit from this change of normal eligibility rules. Corner top Marcus Williamson Last week, upon meeting the media before the College Football Playoff National Championship match, he announced that he would also be returning to Ohio State for his fifth year.

After he originally attended Cincinnati Lasalle High School, help out The Lancer team won consecutive state championships in 2014 and 2015, Munford has been moved to Washington High school at Massillon, Ohio. The four-star player and the country’s 28th best offensive tackle was allowed to play in only three matches during his first year after transfer.

Despite the interest in Ohio, Munford faced adversity until he became Buckeye. After struggling academically. Monford had to improve his scores in order to get into Ohio, and manager Scarlett and Gray needed him to lose 50 pounds to be able to play for Buckeyes.

Included as a backup to the right address Isaiah the Prince As a freshman in 2018, Munford has entered 202 plays. The following year, Munford was named starting player on the left tackle to start the season and started 13 games before suffering an injury that forced him to sit outside Roe Bowl. Monford was part of a crime That broke several Ohio State and Big Ten records, including total yardage per game (535.6 / game) and touchdown pass (51) while banned for the midfield division Dwayne Haskins And his appearance by JK Dobbins Mike Weber. A year later, Munford was named the honorable mention of the All-Big Ten by coaches and the media.

After the 2018 season, Monford underwent back surgery that kept him out of the season. However, when the year began, Monford was the start of the Buckeyes left-hand tackle again in 2019, banning Dobbins and the Mediators. Justin Fields. The back continued to haunt him throughout the year, but Munford remained part of an offensive line group that all played 800 shots or more in the attack that took place.It ranked fourth nationwide in yards per game in 2019 (529.9) and third on points per match (46.9). After the season, Munford was named the second team All-Big Ten by coaches and the media.

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Back in good health in 2020, Munford is one of the most experienced offensive line men to have returned in the Big Ten. Munford again started on the left tackle, helping to keep the fields upright and a swift attack was the eighth best player in the country with 256.88 yards per match. After reaching the semifinals of the College Football Championship the previous year, Munford and Buckeyes took things a step further by advancing to the National Championship match where they fell against Alabama. Munford was named First Team All-Big Ten by both coaches and the media for his performance.

Munford now gives Ohio State an experienced attacking streak, with three years of experience initially, is back in left-handed action for the 2021 season. While Buckeyes has already lost the position of Josh Meyers who It was announced Friday night He was announcing early on the NFL draft, and he expected right-hand goalkeeper Wyatt Davis to also announce that Scarlett and Gray should have a lot of talent and experience coming back next year after the Monford announcement.