Ohio State assistant coaches Jim Knowles, Justin Frye, Perry Eliano and Tim Walton all met with the media Monday, the first time they've spoken publicly since being hired by OSU.
For the first time since they were hired, all four of Ohio State's new assistant coaches met with reporters on Monday.
Newly hired defensive coordinator Jim Knowles outlined his vision for OSU's defense, while safeties coach Perry Eliano discussed his recent success at Cincinnati. Meanwhile, Tim Walton discussed returning to Columbus as an assistant coach, while Justin Frye talked about what he looks for in an offensive lineman.
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