Team's most recent All-Americans honored at the game for earning first-team accolades



COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio State's four most recent first-team All-American selections - linebacker Ryan Shazier, offensive tackle Jack Mewhort, cornerback Bradley Roby and defensive tackle Johnathan Hankins - will be honored Saturday during the 2014 LiFE Sports Spring Game, presented by Nationwide. Kickoff is set for approximately 1:30 p.m.

Shazier and Mewhort were All-Americans in 2013 while Hankins and Roby were All-Americans in 2012. A little about each:

Shazier, who has opted to forego his senior season to enter the NFL Draft, was named a first-team Associated Press All-American in 2013 in addition to earning first-team accolades by USA Today, ESPN.com and Sports Illustrated. Shazier ranked third nationally in tackles-for-loss (22.5) in 2013 and he ranked second nationally in solo tackles with 101. He also led the Big Ten with 143 total tackles. He finished his career ranking 15th at Ohio State with 315 total tackles and sixth all-time in solo tackles (208) and career tackles-for-loss (44.5). He was on pace to set school records in both had he stayed for his senior season. He played in 38 Ohio State games and started 28 times.

Mewhort was a three year starter along the