Four-star quarterback Danny Clark decommitted from the Ohio State Buckeyes on Tuesday. It was suspected for a long time, basically since 5-star quarterback Tate Martell joined the class, that 4-star quarterback Danny Clark would back off his pledge to Ohio State. On Tuesday, Clark made it official, decommitting from the Buckeyes. Ohio State now sits at 17 commits for the 2017 recruiting class. The Buckeyes lost 194 recruiting points with Clark’s decision. However, they’re still ranked No. 1 in the college football recruiting rankings with 3,847 points, 404 points ahead of No. 2 Alabama. Clark is the No. 26 quarterback in the nation and the No. 2 quarterback in the state of Ohio. He released a statement regarding his decision, which had to have been difficult considering he grew up a fan of the Buckeyes. “Since I ‘ve been 6 years old, I have worked tirelessly to be a better football player with only one goal in mind … to play football for The Ohio State University. I was born in downtown Columbus at Grant Hosptial where dads stare through the glass at their boys, praying they’ll, one day, be good enough to be Buckeyes. I truly felt i was born to play for the Buckeyes, and…
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