COLUMBUS, Ohio — Wyatt Davis leaves Ohio State football with nothing left to prove at the college level. A two-time All-American, including unanimous selection this past season, Davis left his name among the Buckeyes’ best offensive linemen. It also appeared he might leave the Buckeyes without what he once was — a no-doubt, five-star prospect read to step in and thrive. That changed when Thayer Munford announced he would return for the extra season afforded him by NCAA rules after no fall athletes used eligibility for the 2020 season. Ohio State may now be in positioned to absorb the loss of an All-American without much drop-off, if any. Paris Johnson Jr. was seen as the natural successor at the end of Munford’s four years. The extension of that tenure to a fifth season could mean a couple of things for Johnson — a five-star talent considered by some to be…
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