COLUMBUS, Ohio — Four-star running back Dillon Tatum of West Bloomfield High School in Michigan has made a name for himself on both sides of the ball throughout his high school football career. He’s asthe No. 242 overall player an No. 25 running back in the country, but his talks with running back coach Tony Alford and defensive coordinator Kerry Coombs hint that he might not be that at the college level. “It’s really like they are going back and forth on what side of the ball I am going on now,” Tatum told cleveland.com’s Robert Fenbers. “I honestly just don’t know yet. They are really cool. The relationship with both of them is very good. Great guys, great coaches and great experience. They have put great guys in the NFL.” He’s just as effective on defense playing safety and slot cornerback for the Lakers. Part of his development on…
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