Doug Lamaries here with your headlines for Ohio State football for the week of June 18th.

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Five headlines on the Buckeyes. Senate Bill 187 unanimously passed the Ohio Senate on Wednesday.

That is Ohio's name, image and likeness bill, which is going to allow college athletes to make

money that had passed unanimously out of committee the day before. Now it's going to go through the

Ohio House of Representatives. Listen, you don't need to know all the specifics because it's going to

pass, Doug Lamaries for Cleveland.com. Find me the politician, the legislator in Ohio that is going

to vote against Ohio State football. Every state in the union is passing one of these

up over well into the teens that are passing these name, image and likeness bills. The NCAA is

working on it. Federal legislations come and eventually this is going to pass. Again, this is

like the one thing left that politicians can agree on. That's what's going to happen. It is

going through the process, but it's going to get passed and it's going to become law in Ohio

very soon. You can keep reading about it at cleveland.com slash OSU. Again, this is going to allow

Ohio athletes at Ohio State and in the other college to make money on endorsements and not be

bound by the current situation, which acts like making a couple bucks for an endorsement is the

worst thing an amateur athlete can do. I'm Doug Lamaries for cleveland.com. Where's former Ohio State

cornerback Tyrick Johnson going? It's going into Nebraska. Doug Lamaries for cleveland.com.

Former five star corner never really found a role for the buck guys. He's standing in the big 10,

which is good. Listen, we're going to see more Ohio State football players transfer and stay in

the big 10 in future years because you're going to find athletes who like a lot about the big 10,

they're just not quite good enough to play at Ohio State or something. Just didn't quite go

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