Updated FEB 09, 2015 10:02a ET Is Ohio State’s success starting to make some people go crazy? I think it might be, particularly when it comes to prospective Buckeyes who are envisioning futures in Columbus as prosperous as how the 2014 season ended for the Bucks. Take Danny Clark, who’s a quarterback recruit in the Class of 2017, which means he’s finishing up his sophomore year of high school. Clark apparently has an offer from Ohio State and “committed” to the Buckeyes in December 2013, only a few months into his high school career. The term “committed” should be applied as loosely as possible in this instance since recruits can’t make it official until February of their senior seasons, and a lot can happen between now and then. But Clark is SO sure that he’ll be going to Ohio State that he put it in ink – on his arm. Yes, Clark got the block ‘O’ with the day he verbally committed to the Bucks permanently etched into his left arm. “If I don’t go to Ohio State, it’s going to be my fault,” Clark told Cleveland.com. “There’s nothing that would make me not want to go there. For me, it’s kind of an extra motivation to think that one day I am going to be down there playing with them. It’s just really special.” So not only did Clark get the tattoo, but he would blame himself if he doesn’t end up at Ohio State? …
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