This Week in Twitter is a look at some of the week's best and most entertaining tweets from Buckeyeland and beyond.
College football season is less than 50 days out at this point, which means practice continues to heat up for The Ohio State Buckeyes in the heart of summer.
faces of summer workouts pic.twitter.com/QMeLLC6PwS
— Ohio State Football (@OhioStateFB) July 18, 2022
Big hair was a big theme throughout the week, but perhaps no offseason development was as significant as the emergence of Noah Ruggles' mullet. Dan Hope made sure to scout the scalp of the Scarlet & Gray's place kicker accordingly.
Important journalism: I asked Noah Ruggles to show us his new mullet. pic.twitter.com/ZxdoEr3Tov
— Dan Hope (@Dan_Hope) July 22, 2022
That new lettuce probably looks great flowing in the breeze. However, with Ruggles lining up for field goals rather than wind sprints, fans may have to settle for veterans such as Kamryn Babb when it comes to appreciating fresh cuts in motion.
building brotherhood pic.twitter.com/aVf7r20b9j
— Ohio State Football (@OhioStateFB) July 22, 2022
In addition to a week full of great hair days, several key players in the Ohio State offense got good news this week after being named to preseason award watchlists. Chief among them was C.J. Stroud as one of the early favorites to win the Davey O'Brien award for the nation's best quarterback.
Congratulations to these 35 #DaveyQBs on our @daveyobrien Preseason Watch List! The list will be updated throughout the season with the additions of our weekly "Great 8" QB nominees, and the official Midseason Watch List of contenders for the award will be unveiled Oct. 18. pic.twitter.com/oTL6epXZaX
— Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award (@daveyobrien) July 19, 2022
TreVeyon Henderson also received recognition as a Doak Walker Award candidate, while Jaxon Smith-Njigba figures to be one of the leading names from season's start to finish in the running for the Fred Biletnikoff Award.
Same ole same ole for JSN pic.twitter.com/uXL7NvOSHo
— PFF College (@PFF_College) July 19, 2022
But the most controversial story surrounding Ohio State Athletics this week was perhaps that not even members of the football team are immune from the watchful eye of CampusParc. Defensive tackle Michael Hall Jr. learned so the hard way.
At the facility tho @CampusParc pic.twitter.com/Sg2ApikoUB
— 10V3... (@MichaelHallJr_) July 21, 2022
While not nearly as infamous in Columbus car lots as the shameless vultures at Shamrock Towing, it appears Ohio State's official parking partner lives in the heads of even the most distinguished Buckeye student-athletes.
Literally gave me a ticket as Im weighing in. https://t.co/2DTSX1qO1h
— 10V3... (@MichaelHallJr_) July 21, 2022
Henderson can at least pay off any tickets with his newfound talent for flipping houses.
UPDATE: clients / Ohio State Football players @TreVeyonH4 & Gee Scrotts first house flip / real estate deal. They are about half way through and its crazy to see how quickly they took action when the deal was presented to them! Create #GenerationalWealth#nil #nilmanagement pic.twitter.com/87tcP1W4eg
— nilmanagement (@nilmanagement) July 19, 2022
As for professional Buckeye football players, Garrett Wilson turned 22 years old on Friday.
HBD G-DUB pic.twitter.com/y4NWpgfQJa
— New York Jets (@nyjets) July 22, 2022
It's unclear if Wilson's golf outing earlier in the week had something to do with his birthday celebration, but some swing lessons might be a great idea as a gift before a new set of irons.
Nahhh Garrett Wilson almost killed someone here pic.twitter.com/NFMpPlv1To
— Justin Gray (@JGrayJets) July 20, 2022
Meanwhile, on the basketball side, Chris Holtmann welcomed several Ohio State hoops legends back to Columbus for Vet Week — including Utah Jazz point guard Mike Conley Jr.
One of our favorite weeks. https://t.co/FewNCEEuzy
— Chris Holtmann (@ChrisHoltmann) July 18, 2022
We have guys not only coming back in town to be here, but guys who actually live here because of what this university has meant to them and what its done for them. - @mconley11 on Vet Week pic.twitter.com/WpNVMM2Dla
— Ohio State Hoops (@OhioStateHoops) July 21, 2022
Jae'Sean Tate was also among the current NBA players to enjoy the unofficial homecoming, showing off parts of his game that earned him a three year/$22 million deal earlier this month.
How does it look that effortless @o_tate_ pic.twitter.com/61eKqCbb20
— Ohio State Hoops (@OhioStateHoops) July 20, 2022
But if fans thought that dunk was impressive, just look at what Marvin Harrison Jr. can do on a basketball court.
Super Marv
— Buckeyes Insider (@buckeyesinsider) July 20, 2022
This man can FLY.
(: His IG story) pic.twitter.com/7mxZ9OuCAm
While the son of a Pro Football Hall of Hamer would predictably have some natural athleticism, the list of incoming sophomores around the country that can throw themselves windmill alley-oop dunks probably isn't very long.
This season, Big Ten cornerbacks will want nothing to do with staying in front of Harrison Jr. — Cardale Jones seems to agree.
Yea, Im not trying to guard buddy https://t.co/UbZI3YNvcm
— Cardale Jones (@CJ1two) July 21, 2022
Still not impressed by the feats of Ohio State football on a basketball court? Check out what current Cincinnati Bengals punter and world-class bottle-flipper Drue Chrisman has been up to in the gym.
Drue League>>Drew League pic.twitter.com/lh1jWbd4Ed
— Drue Chrisman (@DChrisman91) July 17, 2022
Elsewhere, Buckeye baseball celebrated the MLB draft this week as TJ Brock, Zach Dezenzo, Nate Karaffa, and Ethan Hammerberg all saw themselves selected by various professional clubs.
Big shoutout to @tjbrock3 on being selected by the @BlueJays #GoBucks pic.twitter.com/77axJcLT57
— Ohio State Baseball (@OhioStateBASE) July 18, 2022
Let's go Z!!! #GoBucks pic.twitter.com/iB32It7bIY
— Ohio State Baseball (@OhioStateBASE) July 19, 2022
Two more Buckeyes taken in the final round.
— Ohio State Baseball (@OhioStateBASE) July 19, 2022
congrats Nate and Ethan!! #GoBucks pic.twitter.com/pyOB4r1c4m
Ohio State's SASSO also recognized Zed Key, Kitty Jones-Black, and Nolan Williams this week as the university's Student-Athletes of the Month for July.
Each month, we recognize Ohio State student-athletes on:
— SASSO (@SASSO_OSU) July 22, 2022
Great work ethic
Character in the classroom
Community involvement
Congrats to the July 2022 honorees#GoBuckeyes pic.twitter.com/e1v8ywPJfn
Finally, for those that missed the latest drop from 11W Dry Goods, make sure to put an order in before Mike Doss and the rest of the 2002 National Championship team buys out the inventory!
Whos getting this shirt? I am https://t.co/06TQA9nJGV
— Mike Doss (@THEMikeDoss) July 22, 2022