Buckeyes freshmen express frustrations on social media after loss to Texas
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 11:00 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Following Ohio State's recent loss to Texas, three freshmen players publicly voiced their dissatisfaction on social media. Running back Legend Bey started the conversation with a post asking to be "freed." Jerquaden Guilford and Brock Boyd also shared content hinting at their desire for more playing time. This situation marks a departure from the typically controlled environment of Coach Ryan Day's program. The Buckeyes face challenges in the wake of the loss, with players indicating a potential rift in the locker room.
- •Three freshmen share frustrations after Ohio State's loss to Texas.
- •Legend Bey posted, asking to be 'freed' from his current role.
- •Jerquaden Guilford and Brock Boyd also hinted at their dissatisfaction.
- •The reactions raise concerns about team dynamics under Coach Ryan Day.
- •Ohio State aims to recover and improve in the remainder of the season.
- 11:00 PMYahoo Sports — Buckeyes Freshmen Take to Social Media After Meltdown Loss to Texas
"Three freshman Buckeyes take to social media to voice their displeasure with their roles on the team, calling to be "freed" after the loss to Texas.
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