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Hailing from Hammond, Wisconsin, Hinzman, the former four-star recruit, anchored the Buckeyes' offensive line as the starting center and has appeared in dozens of career games. After briefly facing early career adversity and transferring rumors, Hinzman showcased notable resilience to become a cornerstone of the team. Started all 14 games in 2025. 2025: First-team All-American (AFCA), Third Team All-Big Ten, Academic All-Big Ten.
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71 snaps (63.7 – Average) vs Clemson, scouted. Talented and versatile offensive line prospect from tradition-rich St. Augustine High School in New Orleans. Entering his third season with the Tigers in 2025. Born and raised in New Orleans, went to the same HS as Tyrann Matthieu. Has appeared in 9 games in his LSU career, starting twice. Can play either tackle or guard. Tremendous upside and has shown steady improvement under offensive line coach Brad Davis. Has a great all-around skill set with his best football ahead of him. Consistent performer in both the run and passing games. Long arms with a wingspan of over 6-foot-8. Majoring in information systems and decision science. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN SEASON (2024): Appeared in 8 games with 2 starts. Started at left tackle in LSU's Texas Bowl win over Baylor and at left guard in week 2 win over Nicholls (38 snaps). Played a total of 139 offensive snaps with a career-best 61 coming in Texas Bowl. Saw extended action at Florida (26 snaps) when he was pressed into the lineup due to an injury to Garrett Dellinger. Didn't allow a sack in 82 pass blocking opportunities. Saw action at 4 positions on the offensive line (77 at LT, 38 at LG, 27 at RG, 2 at RT). Also played 38 special teams snaps. His pre-college athletic testing recorded by On3 Recruiting highlighted his short-area explosion with a 28-inch vertical jump and a 7.63-second 3-cone drill.
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