With fall practices starting up  shortly, it's time to see how the new crop of Buckeyes fits in with the old guard.

No doubt, the top offensive player in the 2009 class, RB Jamaal Berry from Miami, Florida, will be under intense scrutiny.

Many fans felt that Berry's incredible speed and game-breaking ability would allow him to compete instantly for some playing time in a crowded backfield.

However, an arrest on June 11 for possession of marijuana could have destroyed his chances of seeing the field.

The felony charge, however, was lowered to a misdemeanor, and Berry showed up to Columbus in time to start summer practices and to begin workouts with the team.

The police report on Berry stated that he...

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