Hero Kanu is the second Ohio State freshman of the day to shed his black stripe, and the 14th first-year Buckeye to do so in 2022.
Freshman cornerback Ryan Turner was the first Buckeye to lose his black stripe on Thursday, and Kanu pushes the total number of black stripe removals this year to 14 among first-year Ohio State players.
Hailing from Germany, Kanu moved to California in 2020, where he racked up 55 tackles, nine sacks and 19 tackles for loss as a senior at Santa Margarita Catholic. Kanu was a summer enrollee for the Buckeyes, and has now passed a major developmental benchmark in the program. Kanu is just the third freshman defensive lineman to see his black stripe removed in 2022, joining Caden Curry and Kenyatta Jackson .
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