COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football typically makes headlines by grabbing receivers already established among the nation’s elite. Kyion Grayes, the Arizona prospect who committed to the Buckeyes on Sunday, may still be growing into the receiver he will become. Grayes welcomes comparisons to Chris Olave, not only due to their west coast roots and similar start low in the recruiting rankings. He also stands 6-1, 170, with similar physical traits and skills to the Buckeyes’ deep threat. That doesn’t necessarily mean Grayes fits into the receiver two-deep in 2022 and beyond. Yet there are reasons to believe the Top-150 and rising prospect’s versatility will help him rise the same way Olave did. That will not be an easy rotation to crack, obviously. The 2022 receiver room could be led by a pair of seniors in Kamrynn Babb and Jameson Williams. Then you have the three remaining true freshmen from…
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