Ohio State football's preseason practice highlights standout players and line adjustments
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 6:54 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Ohio State held its second preseason practice on August 7, highlighting several players making significant impressions. Transfer wide receiver Devin McCuin caught attention with impressive plays, including a 50-yard catch and multiple highlight grabs. The offensive line saw adjustments, with Austin Siereveld returning to left tackle. Running back Isaiah West took all first-team carries, showcasing breakaway speed. Freshman Jay Timmons received first-team reps as a nickel back, while Eddrick Houston and Will Smith Jr. led the defensive tackle spots. These developments set the stage for competition as the season approaches.
- •Devin McCuin impresses with multiple highlight catches.
- •Austin Siereveld returns to left tackle in line adjustments.
- •Isaiah West secures first-team carries with notable runs.
- •Jay Timmons earns nickel back role as a freshman.
- •Eddrick Houston and Will Smith Jr. lead at defensive tackle.
- 6:54 PMYahoo Sports — 5 things we saw at Ohio State football's second preseason practice
"Ohio State continued preseason training camp with UTSA transfer wide receiver Devin McCuin turning heads in the Buckeyes' second practice.
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