COLUMBUS, Ohio — There’s is a progression that five-star recruits go to when they arrive in Columbus as Ohio State football players. It’s a three-year plan to turn them into All-Americans picked no later than Day Two of the NFL Draft: • Year 1 is about seeing what it takes to play at the college level. Learning techniques, building your bodies and developing the proper habits needed to excel as a pro. • Year 2, it’s time to apply it on the field while also leaving fans wanting for more the following season. • Year 3 is where it all comes together with All-American level accompanied by a respected voice in the locker room and a vital role for a championship team. That three-year plan has been the story of Wyatt Davis’ football life, but it usually doesn’t end with a heartbreaking loss one game away from the CFP title…
Continue Reading: Wyatt Davis got his breakout season in 2019 and returned for one reason: An Ohio State football national title
