Ohio State dominant school at receiver with latest star set for NFL draft
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“Ohio State could be confused with Oklahoma State or Oregon State as 'OSU.'”
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“Ohio State’s current place as 'WRU' (Wide Receiver University) is not confusing with LSU.”
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“Carnell Tate is about to make it five straight drafts with at least one Ohio State receiver as a first-round pick (six overall).”
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“Ohio State has produced 15 receivers drafted since 2010, including nine since 2019.”
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“Brian Hartline was Ohio State’s receivers coach from 2018-25.”
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“Ohio State practices are governed by NFL rules, including requiring two feet in bounds for a catch.”
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“LSU has had 16 receivers drafted since 2010, with four alums in the top seven in receiving yards in 2024.”
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“Ohio State has an Offensive Player of the Year (Jaxon Smith-Njigba), an Offensive Rookie of the Year (Garrett Wilson), and two All-Pros (Terry McLaurin and Chris Olave).”
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“Ohio State’s receivers are described as being 'so far ahead of everybody else' in NFL development.”
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“Carnell Tate is the model of an NFL general manager’s mindset at Ohio State.”
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“Teammate Jeremiah Smith could be the No. 1 overall pick in the 2027 draft, and it hasn’t slowed other Ohio State receivers.”
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