Ohio State will pay tribute to former Buckeyes quarterback Dwayne Haskins during Saturday's spring game.
Head coach Ryan Day revealed Thursday that there will be a moment of silence held for Haskins prior to the game at Ohio Stadium and a video tribute following the first half, according to Joey Kaufman of the Columbus Dispatch.
"(There's) going to be a lot of excitement but also moments in the day that will be deep thoughts based on our memories with Dwayne and playing in that stadium," Day said.
Haskins died last Saturday after being hit by a dump truck on a highway in Florida, where he had been working out with some of his Pittsburgh Steelers teammates. He was 24 years old.
Buckeyes players will wear "DH" decals on their helmets Saturday as a tribute to Haskins, and there will also be a makeshift memorial under the stadium's north rotunda.
Haskins was Ohio State's starting quarterback in 2018, throwing for 4,831 yards and 50 touchdowns - both Big Ten records.
