Recruiting never stops at Ohio State. That’s why the Buckeyes are so successful. This truthful notion was accentuated this year when the NCAA created the transfer portal, allowing players to enter their name into a database so that coaches could contact them about joining their programs. The Scarlet and Gray have already gone to the transfer portal once this offseason, landing former Georgia quarterback Justin Fields, who was recently declared immediately eligible by the NCAA. According to Marc Givler of Buckeye Grove, Ohio State is not done looking for transfer products to help bolster its 2019 roster. Givler reported on Wednesday night that former Virginia offensive lineman RJ Proctor is a player the Buckeyes have a significant interest in and he will visit Ohio State from March 1-3. Proctor started 12 games over the last three seasons with the Cavaliers, including making six starts at left guard last year. He…
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