Will Howard is WORTHY of a first round pick and there’s not much to say he’s not.

To start, Howard is 6’4”, 236 pounds and is able to run at speeds upwards of 22 MPH.

In ONE season at Ohio State, Howard completed 73.1% of his passes for 4,010 passing yards, 226 rushing yards, 42 total TD’s, 10 INT’s, and finished a National Champion.

That’s a better season than EITHER CJ Stroud or Justin Fields had at OSU, who were both first round picks.

Not to mention Howard led OSU to 6 wins against Top-10 ranked teams this season.

Howard is a PROVEN leader and an elite QB.

There is a PROBLEM if Howard is not off the board within the first 32 picks 😳a

Additional facts and highlights from Ohio State’s rich history:

Founding and Early Years (1870-1900)

– Ohio State was founded on March 22, 1870, as the Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College.

– The first classes were held in 1873, with 24 students enrolled.

– In the early years, the college focused on agricultural and mechanical education, but soon expanded to include other fields of study.

Growth and Expansion (1900-1945)

– In 1878, the college’s name was changed to The Ohio State University.

– During the early 20th century, Ohio State experienced rapid growth, with enrollment increasing from 1,000 students in 1900 to over 10,000 students by the mid-1930s.

– The university established several new colleges and schools during this period, including the College of Commerce (1916) and the College of Education (1918).

Post-War Era (1945-1970)

– Following World War II, Ohio State experienced another period of rapid growth, with enrollment increasing from 20,000 students in 1945 to over 50,000 students by the late 1960s.

– The university established several new programs and research centers during this period, including the Ohio State University Research Foundation (1946) and the Center for Urban and Regional Analysis (1965).

Modern Era (1970-Present)

– In the 1970s and 1980s, Ohio State continued to expand its academic programs and research initiatives.

– The university established several new colleges and schools during this period, including the College of Public Health (1995) and the Fisher College of Business (1998).

– Today, Ohio State is one of the largest and most respected universities in the country, with a strong reputation for academic excellence, research, and community engagement.

Notable Events and Traditions

– Ohio State’s football team played its first game in 1890 and has since become one of the most successful programs in college football history.

– The university’s iconic Ohio Stadium was completed in 1922 and has since hosted numerous historic events, including football games, concerts, and presidential speeches.

– Ohio State’s alma mater, “Carmen Ohio,” was written in 1902 and is still sung by students and alumni today.

I hope this provides a helpful overview of Ohio State’s history! Is there anything else you’d like to know?