Buckeyes Lead All Teams with Six Selections in All-Conference Honors
- Caleb Downs and three Ohio State players have been named to The Associated Press preseason All-America team.
- Downs is a high-profile transfer and safety for the Ohio State Buckeyes.
- The recognition highlights the talent and potential of the Ohio State football team.
In a notable recognition of talent, Ohio State's running back TreVeyon Henderson and defensive lineman Tyleik Williams have earned spots on the second team, contributing to the Buckeyes' impressive total of six selections, the highest among all teams. This achievement underscores Ohio State's strong performance in the current season, setting them apart from their competitors. The first team features standout players from several top-ranked programs, including No. 1 Georgia and No. 9 Michigan, each with three players recognized. Alabama also made its mark with two transfers, center Parker Brailsford from Washington and kicker Graham Nicholson from Miami, Ohio, securing their positions on the first team. The representation of these elite programs highlights the competitive nature of college football this season. Key players on the first team include Georgia's fifth-year quarterback Carson Beck, Ohio State's fourth-year guard Donovan Jackson, and Michigan's third-year tackle Mason Graham. The defensive lineup showcases talents such as Michigan's cornerback Will Johnson and Ohio State's Denzel Burke, reflecting a blend of experience and youth across the board. In addition to Henderson and Williams, the second team features running back Ashton Jeanty from Boise State, further emphasizing the depth of talent in college football. As the season progresses, these selections will undoubtedly influence team dynamics and player performances in the upcoming games.