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Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Just an interesting 11W story:
“Buckeye for Life” proved to be more than just a slogan at last month’s Ohio State pro day.
Amir Riep, Jahsen Wint, Marcus Hooker, Sam Wiglusz, Ryan Batsch and Darryl Sinclair didn’t finish their college football careers at Ohio State, but all of them were back at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center on March 20 to work out for the contingent of NFL scouts who came to Columbus for Ohio State’s annual draft prospect showcase.
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Other Ohio State transfers with hopes of being drafted as potential late-round picks include linebacker Dallas Gant, who like Wiglusz became a two-time All-MAC player after transferring to Toledo; linebacker Craig Young, who totaled 101 tackles in two seasons at Kansas after three years at OSU; and wide receiver Jaelen Gill, who finished his college career with a 516-yard, six-touchdown season at Fresno State in 2023 after two years at OSU and three years at Boston College.
OHIO STATE TRANSFERS IN 2024 NFL DRAFT
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“Buckeye for Life” proved to be more than just a slogan at last month’s Ohio State pro day.
Amir Riep, Jahsen Wint, Marcus Hooker, Sam Wiglusz, Ryan Batsch and Darryl Sinclair didn’t finish their college football careers at Ohio State, but all of them were back at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center on March 20 to work out for the contingent of NFL scouts who came to Columbus for Ohio State’s annual draft prospect showcase.
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Other Ohio State transfers with hopes of being drafted as potential late-round picks include linebacker Dallas Gant, who like Wiglusz became a two-time All-MAC player after transferring to Toledo; linebacker Craig Young, who totaled 101 tackles in two seasons at Kansas after three years at OSU; and wide receiver Jaelen Gill, who finished his college career with a 516-yard, six-touchdown season at Fresno State in 2023 after two years at OSU and three years at Boston College.
OHIO STATE TRANSFERS IN 2024 NFL DRAFT
| POS | PLAYER | YRS AT OSU | WHERE THEY TRANSFERRED | NFL DRAFT PROJECTION* |
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| CB | RYAN WATTS | 2020-21 | TEXAS (2022-23) | #20 CB (6th-7th round pick) |
| DE | JAVONTAE JEAN-BAPTISTE | 2018-22 | NOTRE DAME (2023) | #25 EDGE (7th) |
| LB | DALLAS GANT | 2018-21 | TOLEDO (2022-23) | #28 LB (PFA) |
| LB | CRAIG YOUNG | 2019-21 | KANSAS (2022-23) | #41 LB (FA) |
| WR | SAM WIGLUSZ | 2018-21 | OHIO (2022-23) | #77 WR (FA) |
| S | AMIR RIEP | 2017-19 | LINCOLN (2023) | #48 S (FA) |
| S | MARCUS HOOKER | 2018-21 | YOUNGSTOWN STATE (2022-23) | #61 S (FA) |
| WR | JAELEN GILL | 2018-19 | BOSTON COLLEGE (2020-22), FRESNO STATE (2023) | #132 WR (FA) |
| S | JAHSEN WINT | 2016-19 | MARSHALL (2023) | #199 S (FA) |
| CB | DARRYL SINCLAIR | 2017-20 | AUSTIN PEAY (2021), OHIO DOMINICAN (2022-23) | #162 CB (FA) |
| LB | RYAN BATSCH | 2018-21 | MURRAY STATE (2022-23) | #169 LB (FA) |
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