COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football has had the higher-ranked recruiting talent in every game it’s played the season. A College Football Playoff rematch against Clemson will be no different. But the Sugar Bowl does come with a caveat. It will be the first time that the Buckeyes don’t have the most talented player on both sides of the ball. That honor goes to to Clemson, whose starting 22 features the nation’s No. 1 player in two recruiting cycles despite only having a top-five class once. This playoff matchup features the third- and fourth-most talented rosters in the country, according to 247Sports. Alabama, which is No. 2, will face No. 8 Notre Dame in the Rose Bowl. Here’s a look at where each starter was rated on Signing Day. The ranking is against all players in that class, and the position list is where they fall among their position groups.…
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