Ohio State's sixth-year head coach told ESPN's Chris Low Thursday he thought the Nittany Lions "absolutely belonged" in last year's four-team playoff field.
The Nittany Lions currently count two coaches and two players from the WPIAL power, with intentions of adding more in the future.
Jarvis Miller earned his black belt in karate at age 13. Now, he's drawing on those martial arts skills as he acclimates to a new position.
Full-time students interested in trying out should attend the info session on Tuesday, Aug. 22 at 6 p.m. in the Lasch Building team auditorium.
"There are bigger guys, there are stronger guys, there are faster guys, but he is as polished and as productive of a wideout as I’ve been around in a camp setting," James Franklin said. "I think he’s gonna have a huge year for us.”
"He’s a future coordinator," James Franklin said of his tight ends coach. "He’s been fiercely loyal, he’s a relentless recruiter; he just gets it."