39 From Ohio State Football Are Academic All-Big Ten

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Thirty nine members of the Ohio State football team have earned Academic All-Big Ten honors for their work in the classroom this fall, the conference announced on Friday afternoon. To be eligible for Academic All-Big Ten selection, student-athletes must be on a varsity team, as verified by being on the official squad list, have been enrolled full-time at the institution for a minimum of 12 months and carry a cumulative grade-point average of 3.0 or higher.

Ohio State’s honorees include two who have earned the distinction five times: graduated tight end Mitch Rossi, who has a degree in finance and is enrolled in Ohio State’s human resources management graduate program, and graduated long snapper Bradley Robinson, who has two degrees already – one in human nutrition and another in human development and family service – and is working on a third degree in kinesiology.

Additionally, kicker Noah Ruggles was one of 56 student-athletes conference-wide to have a perfect 4.0 grade-point average. Ruggles, who has already earned an undergraduate degree from the University of North Carolina, is working towards a master’s degree in sports coaching.

Today’s announcement also completes a significant week of awards for two members of Ohio State’s offense. OT Paris Johnson Jr. and WR Marvin Harrison Jr. are both first team All-Americans on the football field – they were announced as such yesterday by the Walter Camp Foundation – and Academic All-Big Ten honorees in the classroom.

 

2022 OSU Academic All-Big Ten Honorees
Class indicates academic standing

LS Mason Arnold, Sophomore – Finance (1st award)
WR Kamryn Babb, Graduate – Kinesiology (4th)
WR Jayden Ballard, Sophomore – Sport coaching, recreation and physical education (1st)
DL Quinton Burke, Junior – Zoology (1st)
LB Reid Carrico, Sophomore – Construction systems management (1st)
WR Emeka Egbuka, Sophomore – Marketing (1st)
OL Jack Forsman, Junior – Accounting (2nd)
TE Patrick Gurd, Junior – Health sciences (2nd)
DT Ty Hamilton, Junior – Consumer and family financial services (2nd)
CB Jordan Hancock, Sophomore – Human development and family science (1st)
WR Marvin Harrison Jr., Sophomore – Finance (1st)
TE Sam Hart, Sophomore – Marketing (1st)
RB TreVeyon Henderson, Sophomore – Sport industry (1st)
OL Donovan Jackson, Sophomore – Sport industry (1st)
OT Paris Johnson, Jr., Junior – Journalism (2nd)
DB Camron Kittle, Junior – Construction systems management (2nd)
OL Trey Leroux, Junior – Finance (2nd)
LS Max Lomonico, Sophomore – Human development and family science (1st)
QB Kyle McCord, Sophomore – Communication (1st)
DL Jaden McKenzie, Senior – Human development and family science (2nd)
OL Zen Michalski, Sophomore – Sport industry (1st)
P Jesse Mirco, Sophomore – Sport industry (1st)
LB Teradja Mitchell, 5th Year – Sport Industry (4th)
WR Joop Mitchell, Sophomore – Finance (1st)
DB Andrew Moore, Junior – Consumer and family financial services (2nd)
LB Elias Myers, Junior – Sport industry (1st)
DL Bryce Prater, Sophomore – Construction systems management (1st)
DL Zach Prater, Sophomore – Construction systems management (1st)
QB Chad Ray, Junior – Health sciences (1st)
LS Bradley Robinson, Graduate – Kinesiology (5th)
TE Mitch Rossi, Graduate – Human resources management (5th)
K Noah Ruggles, Graduate – Sports coaching (1st)
K/CB Jake Seibert, Junior – Finance (2nd)
LB Cody Simon, Junior – Finance (2nd)
OL Ryan Smith, Senior – Sport industry (3rd)
SAF Kourt Williams, Junior – Communication (2nd)
RB Miyan Williams, Junior – Human development and family science (2nd)
OL Toby Wilson, Sophomore – Sport industry (1st)
OC Luke Wypler, Junior – Sport industry (2nd)