Ohio State’s mid-year enrollees officially start their first semester on Monday. Of the 15 recruits who signed with the Buckeyes in December to be a part of Ohio State’s 2019 freshman class, six arrived on campus this weekend as early enrollees: running back Marcus Crowley, wide receiver Garrett Wilson, offensive tackle Ryan Jacoby, defensive ends Zach Harrison and Noah Potter and safety Ronnie Hickman. Now, they’ll have the chance to participate in the Buckeyes’ full offseason program – including spring practices – giving them a head start toward potentially playing significant roles in their first season on the team. Being an early enrollee doesn’t always lead to early playing time, or vice versa. This past season, for example, the five true freshmen who saw the most playing time for the Buckeyes were Tyreke Smith, Chris Olave, Jeremy Ruckert, Tommy Togiai and Taron Vincent; among them, Togiai was the only early enrollee.…
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