COLUMBUS, Ohio — With the No. 12 class signed during the early signing period on Wednesday, should Ohio State consider this group of recruits rounded up in the midst of the Urban Meyer-Ryan Day transition a success? The Buckeyes signed three five-star players in Olentangy Orange defensive end Zach Harrison (No. 4 player in the Class of 2019), Texas receiver Garrett Wilson (No. 19) and Georgia offensive lineman Harry Miller (No. 31). They signed five of the top nine players in Ohio in Harrison (No. 1), linebacker Cade Stover (No. 3), Mentor tackle Ryan Jacoby (No. 6), St. Ignatius linebacker Tommy Eichenberg (No. 8) and Mentor defensive end Noah Potter (No. 9). “Ten different states represented in the class, five from Ohio, two from Georgia, and then one from Florida, Tennessee, New Jersey, Maryland, Missouri, Texas, Indiana, North Carolina,” Day said. “The class includes players at nine different…
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