Danny Clark will no longer be going to thee Ohio State University.The high school quarterback, who has been committed to the Buckeyes since he was a freshman in 2013, announced Tuesday that he was decommitting from Ohio State. “In the past few months I have been forced to accept the fact that as a pro style QB, maybe my style of play would be a good fit elsewhere,” Clark wrote on Twitter. “At first I couldn’t accept it. I spent a lot of nights crying and praying for an answer that I already knew. But sometimes the writing is on the wall, and you just have to see through the tears to read what it says.” Clark, who attends Archbishop Hoban in Akron, has been all about OSU since his early commitment. The 6-foot-4, 225-pound quarterback even got a large “Block O” tattoo on his arm with the date of his commitment on it. Cleveland.com reports that things started to change for Clark when the Buckeyes got a commitment from five-star quarterback Tate Martell in June. Having another quarterback in his class could have contributed to his a change of heart. Clark previously told the website that he knew the…
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