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Carter Lowe

Carter Lowe

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Nov 3, 2026

Bill LandisHOST
31:39
Jake Cook has four.
Bill LandisHOST
31:41
And then Carter Lowe, Philip Daniels, Luke Montgomery and Ian Moore all have one.
Doug LesmerisesHOST
31:46
Okay.
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31:50
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Spencer HolbrookHOST
5:15
who seems to be the third string center.
Spencer HolbrookHOST
5:17
He has taken 90% of his snaps, setting protections for Deontay Armstrong and Carter Lowe in practice and not doing that with Ian Moore and either Austin Sarabelle or Philip Daniels, depending on if Sarabelle can come back, which according to Berm, there's some optimism that perhaps that could happen.
Spencer HolbrookHOST
5:38
He has performed with second-team players at wide receiver, which is probably great news for the emergence of Chris Henry Jr., and I've been talking about this quite literally since Saturday afternoon when Luke Fahey entered the game.
Spencer HolbrookHOST
5:51
This is probably going to be beneficial to Chris Henry Jr. because he has so many banked reps with Luke Fahey.
Stephen MeansHOST
12:26
That's what it is.
Stephen MeansHOST
12:26
But, uh, but still, like, I-- you're-- Like, Carter Lowe is that much closer to the football field right now-
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
12:32
Right
Stephen MeansHOST
12:32
... than he was seven days ago.
Garrick HodgeGUEST
21:46
Um, so [laughs] um, I can't rule...
Garrick HodgeGUEST
21:49
I mean, Carter Lowe, for example, uh, second time I saw him this year, he told me he wants to make a decision by the end of the year.
Garrick HodgeGUEST
21:55
So, and, uh, getting ranked up all the way to number 34 will probably help make that decision gr- uh-
Dan RubinHOST
22:01
Ca- Kavon, I think you called him Carter Low.
Austin WardHOST
28:10
I was also of two minds, the thing you were talking about with Bo Jackson in the last couple weeks.
Austin WardHOST
28:14
Um, you know, I asked, wound up asking about Carter Lowe and Deontay Armstrong and the offensive line.
Austin WardHOST
28:18
Seems more pressing than necessarily if Bo Jackson is just more comfortable in the-
Jeremy BirminghamHOST
28:22
Yeah
RyanHOST
7:47
... clear top group, and there's a delineation between him and Padilla and anybody else.
RyanHOST
7:52
I think it's also clear they really do not want to, um, to feature, uh, uh, Carter Lowe or Deontay Armstrong or Sam Greer, who's the true freshman.
RyanHOST
8:04
But, like, the fact that-
KevinHOST
8:06
Yeah
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
45:20
A few other things I was kind of looking through my notes just now, the press conference.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
45:25
He tried to be, I think, as enthusiastic and kind of like uplifting with Carter Lowe and Deontay Armstrong as he could be.
Stephen MeansHOST
45:31
Yeah.
Stefan KrajisnikHOST
45:33
But it's, you know, actions speak louder than words sometimes, and they were in a pinch for a tackle, and they didn't go to either of those two guys.
Austin WardHOST
7:54
They, like, what they saw, while not perfect against Maryland, was enough to think that he could be, you know, that security blanket, that next option up.
Austin WardHOST
8:02
I asked about Carter Lowe and Deontay Armstrong.
Austin WardHOST
8:04
It feels like Ohio State is now in a spot where if Austin Sereveld is out, if Philip Daniels were to be out for any reason at all, they are now in a spot where Gabe Van Sickel would be that next tackle, which would've been almost unthinkable a week ago, a month ago, a year ago, at any point in his recruitment.
Austin WardHOST
8:20
Um, but that's now the scenario the Buckeyes find themselves in.
Jeremy BirminghamHOST
9:22
Like, the, the odds of this being the last time Ohio State has to shuffle on the offensive line feel pretty low based on the way the last couple years have gone.
Jeremy BirminghamHOST
9:29
So it is an opportunity for Gabe Van Sickel.
Jeremy BirminghamHOST
9:31
It's a bigger opportunity for Jake Cook to continue to step into his role that he's earning, but it, it is incumbent on Ohio State to find ways to get Carter Lowe and Deontay Armstrong and Sam Greer and those other guys ready to go because there's 10 games left in the season potentially-
Austin WardHOST
9:44
Yeah
Ryan DaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:07
And so that's the challenge for our guys.
Tom OrrHOST
12:09
guys.And finally, a question about some of the younger offensive linemen on this year's team, guys like Carter Lowe and Dionte Armstrong.
Tom OrrHOST
12:16
They're kind of the next guys on the depth chart at tackle, but when Ohio State had to make a decision before last week's game, they ended up moving Gabe Van Sickel out to tackle and keeping Carter Lowe and Dionte Armstrong on the bench.
Tom OrrHOST
12:28
So how close were one of, one or both of those guys to getting the call at tackle on Saturday morning when Austin Sierveld was not suddenly available?
Ryan DaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:36
Yeah, they're, they're a snap or two away from getting in the game, so they have to prepare.
Tony GerdemanHOST
4:23
So, it would be good for him if he doesn't have to think about tackle at all, and then you can just let Philip Daniels go.
Tony GerdemanHOST
4:30
I, I thought it was interesting that wh- when Day was asked a- about how far along, you know, Carter Lowe and Deontae Armstrong might be from playing, and he said, "There's just still some consistency that they need to work on." And then he dropped the recollection.
Tony GerdemanHOST
4:46
Remember, Luke Montgomery in 2024 at this point was not playing at all.
Tony GerdemanHOST
4:50
He didn't start playing really until they inserted him into the starting lineup in the playoff run, and he's been there ever since.

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