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2026
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Ohio State Buckeye football seniors honored at season opener

Players recognized for contributions to team, campus community

Thirty-one Buckeye football seniors, graduates and their families were honored for their contributions to The Ohio State University before the first home game of the season on Sept. 5 at Ohio Stadium versus Ball State.

The honorees are:

Christian Alliegro

Beau Atkinson

Nolan Baudo

Cam Calhoun

Bennett Christian

Phillip Daniels

Alec DelSignore

Zach Hayes

Carson Hinzman

Ty Howard

Brandon Inniss

Julian Goines-Jackson

Ja’Kobi Jackson

Kenyatta Jackson Jr.

Brenten Jones

Earl Little Jr.

Justyn Martin

Jermaine Mathews Jr.

Devin McCuin

Luke Montgomery

Terry Moore

Kyle Parker

Dalton Riggs

Qua Russaw

Brennen Schramm

Austin Siereveld

James Smith

John Walker

Vasean Washington

Hunter Welcing

Brady Young

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