Ohio State Announces Team Brutus and Team Buckeye Rosters for Saturday’s Spring Game

On Friday afternoon, the state of Ohio unveiled the schedules for the end of the spring investigation – which includes Brutus and Buckeye teams this year, rather than Scarlet and Gray – and you can see the schedules below.

The first half of Saturday’s game will be a competitive game between the Brutus and Buckeye rosters, with quarters of ten minutes, while the second half will simply be a foul on defense without a quarter break. The game clock will stop in the first half, while the second half will have a running clock. Ryan Day indicated earlier this week that established veterans may not play in the second half.

All offensive players will wear scarlet jerseys (except the back players who will wear black non-contact jerseys), while the defensive players will wear gray jerseys. Defense Coordinator Kerry Coombs will be the head coach for Team Brutus, while offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson will be the head coach for Team Buckeye.

Strikingly, CJ Stroud and Kyle McCord are both in Team Brutus, as are Chris Olave, Zach Harrison and Thayer Munford, among others. Jack Miller is on Team Buckeye, including Garrett Wilson, Jameson Williams and Nicholas Petit-Frere.

Ranking players who are not expected to play on Saturday due to injuries include wide receiver Kamryn Babb, attacking linebacker Harry Miller, defensive tackle Haskell Garrett, linebackers Dallas Gant and Mitchell Melton, cornerbacks Sevyn Banks and Cameron Brown and security. Kourt Williams.

Although the state of Ohio has regularly held the first-team units together at its spring game over the past year, the schedules for the first half of this year’s spring game are more mixed, with numerous forwards on both sides of the ball for each team. A look at how the lineouts could converge on Saturday:

Players will not be packed on the ground on Saturday and there will be no kick-off. Field goals and extra points will be direct, but all points will be caught fairly.