Ian Moore emerges as key contender for Ohio State's offensive line
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 1:31 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

Ian Moore has made a strong case for a starting position at left tackle for Ohio State as the team prepares for the upcoming season. Over the offseason, Moore stepped up in practice, especially during spring training while others were sidelined. His previous experience included significant snaps in last season's Cotton Bowl against Miami, where he demonstrated promise despite some challenges. Moore's development suggests he could be a crucial factor in the offensive line's strategy, offering flexibility for the team's overall composition this season as fall camp progresses.
- •Moore stepped up during spring practice filling in for an injured teammate.
- •Experienced significant playing time in last season's key bowl game.
- •Projecting to start at left tackle, enhancing team flexibility.
- •His emergence complicates decisions for other lineman positions.
- •Ohio State tests various rotations in fall camp ahead of the season.
- 1:31 PMYahoo Sports — Player to Watch: Ian Moore’s emergence could lay the foundation for an elite Ohio State offensive line
"The third-year made a strong case for why he should start at left tackle after an impressive offseason.
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