CINCINNATI, Ohio — Usually, these Saturday posts are about watching a member of an Ohio State recruiting class and providing some analysis on what the Buckeyes are getting. But because Lasalle High School went into halftime up 42-0 over Stebbins, safety Jaylen Johnson didn’t get to do much. The Lancers have won four state championships in the last decade, looking and trying to win their second-straight. Tere’s talent everywhere, and when there’s as wide of a talent gap as there was on Friday night, you don’t need you three-star safety whos the last line of defense to be more than another body in the field. “When we play a good team, we step it up,” Johnson told cleveland.com. “This team was not a horrible team. They lost two games. They’re a good team. We just have to keep preparing every week.” The nation’s No. 394 overall player and No. 25…
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