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• Sweet James-Jones
  Most receptions, Game: 26 receptions against Ohio State / 10/21/2031 Most receiving yards, Game: 469, Ohio State / 10/21/2031
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• Dre Uzond
  ...lly committed to Ohio State. After an ACL injury derailed his Senior year, Ohio State retracted their scholarship offer. Dre Uzond took a position at Easte [[Category:Washington alumni]]
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• Red Arrow
  | birth_place = Columbus, [[wp:Ohio (U.S. state)|Ohio]], [[wp:USA|U.S.]] Red Arrow was born in a small town in Columbus, Ohio. As a child, he was a multi-sport athlete, playing baseball, football, and
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• Ben Bortboy
  ...n his college career. That one touchdown was when Illinois was trailing to Ohio State by 5 scores and the Illini found themselves on the opponent's half ya [[Category:Illinois alumni]]
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• Nick Marksman
  ...orts and ultimately chose football voer the others. Alabama, LSU, Georgia, Ohio State and Michigan were only a few of the scholarships he had been offered [[Category:SU alumni]]
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• Joseph Wozniak
  ...e players had reportedly used black spray paint to cover the "The" in "the Ohio State University" in multiple spots throughout the stadium. Wozniak claime [[Category:Michigan alumni]]
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• Tana Keïta
  | birth_place = Cleveland, Ohio, USA | college = [[wp:Ohio State University|Ohio State]]
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• Ricky Stanzi
  ...ed off against the best talent the massive state of Ohio had to offer, and Ohio State, Michigan, Wisconsin, Alabama, and LSU were calling his name. Ricky i [[Category:Iowa alumni]]
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• Caven McRae
  He verbally committed to Ohio State and the [[wp:Ohio State Buckeyes football|Buckeyes]] a month before national signing day but [[Category:LSU alumni]]
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• Ganyu (Blake Baskin)
  | birth_place = Miami (Oxford), [[wp:Ohio (U.S. state)|Ohio]], [[wp:USA|U.S.]] ...ould not afford the trip to the city in Florida. So, as native citizens to Ohio, Ganyu was brought into the world within the medical facility at the campus
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• Deonte Washington
  ...first 4 games of the season before an awkward hit in the 5th game against Ohio State sidelined Washington for the rest of the season with a torn ACL. Wash [[Category:NU alumni]]
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• Alex Frost
  ...sful enough to earn several scholarship offers, most notably from Alabama, Ohio State, Washington and Oregon. Just before his senior season, Frost verbally [[Category:Oregon alumni]]
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• Koda Adok
  ...he ACC championship against Virginia Tech, and won the Orange Bowl against Ohio State 35-17, where Koda got 3 tackles, 1 pass deflection, and a forced fumb [[Category:Florida State alumni]]
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• Greedy Sly
  | college = [[wp:Ohio State University|Ohio State]] ...siting them in order to narrow his selection down. During his visit to The Ohio State University, he bumped into the Head Coach for the schools football te
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• Clay Stallworth
  ...Purdue University, his grandfather's alma mater, over offers from Baylor, Ohio State, Michigan, and Georgia. At Purdue, Stallworth found success almost in [[Category:Purdue University alumni]]
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• Matt Krause
  | birth_place = [[wp:Dayton, Ohio|Dayton]], [[wp:Ohio (U.S. state)|Ohio]], [[wp:USA|U.S.]] A native of Dayton, Ohio, Krause attended Centerville High School where he was a standout two sport
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• Tomage McGullager
  ...on to beat Alabama in the first round of the playoffs in the to face The Ohio State University in the championship game. During the Championship game, To [[Category:DCAD alumni]]
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• Tommy Helanen
  Tommy Helanen was born in Cleveland, Ohio to two mid-twenties working class parents. His middle name was the first na [[Category:Cleveland State alumni]]
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• Luke Skywalker
  ...Michigan, and his childhood Saturdays were spent cheering on his parents' alumni with his parents. Skywalker developed an interest in football as a youth, a ...r on and off the field earned him a full ride to Lehigh Valley University, Ohio State, University of Michigan, and several other schools.
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• Tony Gabagool
  ...e nations best linebacker as he helped lead Oregon to a Rose Bowl win over Ohio State. He once again led the Pac 12 in tackles and sacks, and had 5 INTs le [[Category:Oregon alumni]]
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