Joey Kaufman covers Ohio State football for The Columbus Dispatch. “I was able to get out there and prove to myself that I can be here still.” “I did a lot better than last week,” Proctor said. The approach helped him to put together a performance to inspire some self-belief. “I just wanted another chance to get back out there and play football.” “I cut out all the outside stuff,” he said. He rededicated to reviewing film and described himself as being “a lot more locked in just making sure I'm ready to go.” In his preparation over the week, Proctor refocused himself. “Running around, not thinking, getting out of my head, just playing football.” Looking back on his performance, Proctor said he felt the proudest of mental outlook. All of their points came from field goals. He totaled seven tackles, the second-most on the team in the opening win.Īs Proctor settled in against Arkansas State, he finished with three tackles and helped Ohio State’s defense to keep the Red Wolves out of the end zone. The rotation tilted heavily in favor of Ransom, a junior, against Notre Dame because of his immediate impact. Just Play’s football system allows coaches to prepare faster and connect with today’s athlete with tools to create playbooks, presentations, scouts, and quizzes - all from one platform. That’s really what he was preaching to me.” Yeah, we make mistakes, but when the time comes, you just got to go make a play. “Knowing that he didn’t give up on me,” Proctor said. It left Proctor with a rush of confidence when Eliano showed his faith in him by keeping him at the forefront of the rotation for another week.
“That was the biggest thing he wanted me to take away from our conversation.” “He wanted me to keep being a leader in that DB (defensive back) room and not give up on myself,” Proctor said.
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