Ohio State offensive line coach reportedly returning to Columbus
Ohio State offensive line coach Greg Studrawa is expected to return to Columbus for the 2019 season, despite rumors that he could potentially be leaving the program.
Bill Rabinowitz of the Columbus Dispatch reported that Studrawa will be back as the offensive line coach for the Buckeyes next fall. He will enter his third season with the program, spending the past two seasons under Urban Meyer.
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It had been the assumption for a while that @CoachStudOL would return to @OhioStateFB. But there had been some rumblings about him rejoining new coach Mike Locksley with the Maryland Terps. Now I can confirm that Greg Studrawa will be back to coach the Buckeyes' O-line in 2019.
— Bill Rabinowitz (@brdispatch) January 14, 2019
There was some speculation that Studrawa would be joining Mike Locksley’s staff at Maryland over the last week. Whether there was serious consideration there or not is uncertain, but the Buckeyes will officially have their offensive line coach back.
With this news, Ryan Day’s first staff at Ohio State is likely completed, barring any sudden changes.
Studrawa is one of five assistant coaches returning from last year’s staff.
