As we get closer to the season, many of you may want to begin to get a little more acclimated with running back Trey Sermon. He did all of his work up until this point at Oklahoma before he decided to change addresses to Ohio State as a graduate transfer.
While Ohio State offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson said this week that both Master Teague and Sermon would likely split carries 50/50 this fall, many are still excited about what the former Sooner could do.
On that note, Sermon ripped off a big run during Ohio State’s preseason camp that OSU football’s Twitter account shared Saturday. It got us thinking that maybe others would like to see what the kid has done in the past.
If you want to see more of what the 6-foot, 1-inch playmaker can do, we have an ultimate highlight for you thanks to a video Stadium shared on its YouTube channel earlier this year.
Click on the below and get a little more understanding of what Sermon has done, and will bring to the table at Ohio State.
What’s obvious here is Sermon’s ability to change directions subtly in space to make defenders miss without losing much speed. He hits the hole with a burst, can catch the ball out of the backfield, and likes to get to the outside and put it into another gear.
He’s going to be fun to watch behind that big-ole line the Buckeyes have coming back in 2020.
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