Post-OSU Update: Jeff Cisco transferred from Ohio State to Winthrop, where he played baseball. He was drafted by the Montreal Expos in 1984 and played three seasons of minor league ball. (updated: Apr. 2024)

Weight: 184 (1982-83), 183 (1981)

1983 Media Guide: Has won two varsity letters at Ohio State as a cornerback and member of the specialty teams … is a catcher on the Ohio State baseball team and batted .295 in 35 games last spring.

1982 Media Guide: Missed spring practice because of baseball.

1981: Returned punts and kickoffs as a sophomore in 1981 … played in all 12 games as a cornerback … made 23 tackles and returned 16 punts for 88 yards .. batted down four passes and blocked a punt.

1981 Media Guide: Adjusted well to move to defense and figures to play in 1981 … has good quickness and reactions, vital qualities for a defensive back … may be used to return punts this year.

1980: Came to Ohio State as a tailback but moved to defense midway through the season.

High School: Won nine letters at Memorial High … ran for 1,784 yards and scored 35 touchdowns his senior year … averaged 10.7 yards per try rushing … was Ohio “Class AA Back of the Year” in 1979 … averaged 25 yards per punt return as a senior … during his three years in high school his team was 31-1.

Personal: His father, Galen, played football (captain of the 1957 national championship team) and baseball at Ohio State, and now serves as pitching coach of the Montreal Expos … hobbies are fishing and hunting.