Four Ohio State players suspended for season-opener at Virginia Tech

Posted Jul 30, 2015
Ohio State will open its national title defense without two of its most valuable players, including All-America defensive end Joey Bosa. The Buckeyes announced suspensions for Bosa, H-backs Jalin Marshall and Dontre Wilson, and wide receiver Corey Smith on Thursday, increasing the degree of difficulty when they visit Virginia Tech on Sept. 7. A source told ESPN's Joe Schad that the suspensions were due to marijuana and academics. (ESPN.com)

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