11:59 AM ET Former Georgia quarterback Justin Fields is visiting Ohio State this weekend and all indications are that he plans on joining the Buckeyes and enrolling in classes at OSU next week, sources told ESPN. Sources told ESPN last month that Fields was leaning toward transferring to Ohio State, after deciding to leave Georgia, where sophomore Jake Fromm is entrenched as the starting quarterback. Sources told ESPN that Fields has removed most of his belongings from his dorm room at Georgia and has informed the coaching staff that he’s leaving. Fields, the No. 1 overall player in the 2018 ESPN 300, is expected to apply to the NCAA for a hardship waiver, which if granted, would make him eligible to play at Ohio State in 2019. Fields has reportedly hired Atlanta-based attorney Thomas Mars, who successfully helped current Michigan quarterback Shea Patterson and five other former Ole Miss players…
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