Garrett Wilson reveals the daily Ohio State routine built around beating Michigan
Garrett Wilson used part of his appearance on Wednesday’s episode of the St. Brown Podcast, hosted by Detroit Lions receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown and his brother Equanimeous, to explain how Ohio State keeps Michigan in front of its players. The New York Jets wide receiver last played in the rivalry in 2021, and what he […] The post Garrett Wilson reveals the daily Ohio State routine built around…
Garrett Wilson, a New York Jets wide receiver, explained on the St. Brown Podcast how Ohio State builds its daily practice schedule around their rivalry with Michigan. Wilson, who last played in the Big Ten matchup in 2021, described a "period a day" dedicated to Michigan in every practice throughout the year. This includes scout looks of the Wolverines, their fight song being played on the video board, and changing the music to their tune.
Even during the offseason, there's one period each day focused on Michigan, making it a significant part of the team's routine. Wilson noted that only a select few get to play Michigan, making it a special opportunity.
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