Cameron Teague Robinson

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Ohio State Football Writer at The Athletic

Ohio State football writer for @TheAthleticCFB | Tortured Browns fan | Chipotle and coffee addict | proud @bgsu alum

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How does he fit with Buckeyes?

6 hours ago | nytimes.com | Cameron Teague Robinson

Former North Carolina standout Beau Atkinson, one of the top defensive ends in the transfer portal, committed to Ohio State on Wednesday night. The 6-foot-6, 265 pound edge rusher visited Columbus on Monday and chose the reigning national champions over Georgia and South Carolina. He has two years of eligibility left and can be an immediate-impact player for the Buckeyes, who were looking for help along the defensive line.
How do Michigan and Ohio State look coming out of spring practice?

1 day ago | nytimes.com | Austin Meek |Cameron Teague Robinson

The dust has settled, the pepper spray has cleared and a new chapter in the Ohio State-Michigan rivalry is about to begin. The Buckeyes and Wolverines, winners of the past two national championships, are in different places this spring. Ohio State is trying to reload for another deep run in the College Football Playoff. Michigan is trying to ride the talents of freshman quarterback Bryce Underwood back to the top of the Big Ten.
Will Ohio State fans take it easy on Ryan Day if the Buckeyes lose to Michigan?

6 days ago | nytimes.com | Cameron Teague Robinson

Spring football is over for Ohio State and after originally saying it would do a "spring showcase," the Buckeyes put together a much-needed spring game. We saw the quarterback battle take a step forward, some young players make an impact and still have some questions about the defensive line. Let's touch base on all of them in this post-spring mailbag.
Julian Sayin or Lincoln Kienholz? Projecting Ohio State's post-spring depth chart

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Cameron Teague Robinson

Let's dive into our first post-spring Ohio State projected two-deep depth chart. The spring game settled some position battles but also showed that some competitions are closer than we thought. This is how I see the depth chart shaking out when the team returns to practice in August. OffenseStarter: Julian SayinBackup: Lincoln KienholzThis has changed a lot this spring. A week before the spring game - even the day before - I would've put Kienholz slightly ahead of Sayin.
What we've learned about Ohio State football, what will it mean in Buckeyes' spring game

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Cameron Teague Robinson

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio State's condensed spring practice is nearly finished. The Buckeyes will conclude the four-week session with their spring game on Saturday. Although it was originally called a "spring showcase" when the schedule was released, Buckeyes coach Ryan Day said it'll be more of a traditional game, despite other programs around the country choosing to move away from a formal spring game.
UConn defeats South Carolina for record 12th national championship

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Cameron Teague Robinson

TAMPA, Fla. - UConn came into the NCAA Tournament with arguably the biggest upside of any team, and that was realized on Sunday as the Huskies capped the season with their 12th NCAA championship. The Huskies, led by stellar performances from guard Azzie Fudd and post Sarah Strong, defeated South Carolina 82-59 to win the title, denying the Gamecocks their back-to-back title bid.
Dawn Staley sees a familiar guard in South Carolina's MiLaysia Fulwiley: Herself

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Cameron Teague Robinson

TAMPA, Fla - MiLaysia Fulwiley was the best player on the floor in South Carolina's Sweet 16 win over Maryland. Her ballhandling, speed and creativity at the rim made things impossible for Maryland Terrapins coach Brenda Frese to find a way to slow down. But there was a point in the second half when South Carolina coach Dawn Staley had to pull her standout sophomore out of the game and talk to her. Staley didn't like what she was seeing defensively from Fulwiley.
Freshman Joyce Edwards could be South Carolina's spark against UConn in championship

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Cameron Teague Robinson

TAMPA, Fla. - With the clock winding down in the first quarter, South Carolina's Joyce Edwards had the ball on the perimeter and looked toward her coach, Dawn Staley. She knew the play was "five out," and that with every player standing above the 3-point arc, she would have a driving lane. The freshman didn't know when to go, though. As the clock reached 25 seconds left in the quarter, she glanced toward Staley. The Hall of Fame coach looked at Edwards and shrugged her shoulders.
Hailey Van Lith's long college career ends with a loss, but also redemption

3 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Cameron Teague Robinson

BIRMINGHAM, Ala - Standing at the top of the key, as Texas celebrated its first Final Four trip since 2003, TCU coach Mark Campbell addressed his players on the court for the final time this season. He then turned to his star, Hailey Van Lith, and gave her a hug. They embraced for about a minute before waving goodbye to their fans and walking off the court arm in arm.
Texas tops TCU to advance to first Final Four since 2003

3 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Ben Pickman |Cameron Teague Robinson

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Texas coach Vic Schaefer first met Madison Booker when Booker was a middle schooler. Even then, he could tell that the future Longhorns wing would be a special talent. On Monday in Birmingham, Booker showed why despite being a sophomore she is already regarded as one of the sport's biggest stars. The top-seeded Longhorns' 58-47 Elite Eight victory over No. 2 TCU was far from the prettiest of games, but Booker's trademark mid-range jumper was as picturesque as any aspect of it.