Kamryn Babb is the recipient of Ohio State’s Block 0 jersey for 2022.
Ohio State awards the No. 0 jersey each year to a player who demonstrates “toughness, accountability and the highest of character.” The tradition, which was started in honor of Buckeye great Bill Willis, began in 2020, the first year the NCAA allowed to players to wear No. 0. Jonathon Cooper was the first recipient of the Block 0 jersey in 2020, while Thayer Munford received it last year.
Munford was unable to wear No. 0 in games, as NCAA rules still require offensive linemen to wear numbers between 50-79, but Babb will be able to wear the number as a wide receiver. Babb’s selection as this year’s Block 0 honoree comes in recognition of the perseverance he’s shown throughout his Ohio State career, as he continues to work toward making an impact for the Buckeyes despite suffering four torn ACLs dating back to his senior year of high school.
The fifth-year senior, who is a returning captain, has been described as one of the Buckeyes’ most impactful leaders even though he has yet to catch a pass in his career due to injuries. “He would be a guy that, when you look back, probably has made more of an impact on others than maybe anybody else around this team,” Ohio State wide receivers coach Brian Hartline said this spring.
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