Ohio State added another piece to the 2019 football team Monday night in Rutgers transfer Jonah Jackson. The 6-foot-4, 305-pound Jackson, who has graduated and will be eligible to play this fall, was an honorable mention All-Big Ten guard for the Scarlet Knights, and he figures to vie for a starting spot upon arriving in Columbus. A three-star recruit from Media, Pa., Jackson started 11 games last season at right guard after starting five games at center in 2017. Left tackle Thayer Munford is the only returning full-year starter from 2018. Miamisburg native Josh Myers is penciled in as the replacement to All-American center Michael Jordan while fellow sophomore-to-be Wyatt Davis is expected to claim one of the open guard spots after finishing last season there in the place of the injured Demetrius Knox, who is out of eligibility. With left guard Malcolm Pridgeon and right tackle Isaiah Prince both…
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