COLUMBUS, Ohio — Chris Olave came to Ohio State football as an accidental recruit — a receiver coach Ryan Day saw when he was scouting someone else. He blossomed into a star — one inextricably tied to two seasons of national Buckeye success. Olave announced Monday night that he wants to try for another playoff run. The second team All-Big Ten receiver announced he will put off the NFL Draft to return for his senior season in 2021. “There are so many great memories but we’re not done yet,” Olave wrote in a Twitter post. Olave was a three-star prospect ranked No. 399 per the 2018 247 Sports national composite. Day found him when he went to San Marcos, California, to scout Olave’s Mission Hills High School teammate, quarterback Jack Tuttle. Yet by the end of Olave’s freshman season, especially after a breakout performance in a victory over Michigan, it…
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