Ohio State’s quarterback depth problem seems to have worked itself out in relatively short order. Nine days after Matthew Baldwin announced his intention to explore a transfer and thus leave the Buckeyes with only two scholarship quarterbacks, the room is pretty much full again. >>RELATED: QB transfers nothing new at Ohio State Gunnar Hoak became the second addition in as many days when he announced Saturday night he plans to join the Ohio State program as a graduate transfer from Kentucky. Co?ing ho?e!! ? pic.twitter.com/XsGbsskISL — Gunnar Hoak (@GunnarHoak12) April 28, 2019 Hoak, a 2016 three-star prospect at Dublin Coffman in the Columbus suburbs, played in five games last season for the Wildcats. He completed 13 of 26 passes for 167 yards and two touchdowns for the Blue and White and will bring two seasons of eligibility with him to Columbus. On Friday night, California high school quarterback J.P. Andrade…
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