The odds say that, whether he would say or go, Kyle Young’s Ohio State career would end with a loss. That’s the reality in a sport that crowns one national champion among its 357 participants. That possibility, while not ideal, would be acceptable for Young with one caveat. When his Buckeye career comes to an end, Young wants it to be on his terms. That’s why, after a second concussion in roughly three weeks prevented him from playing in Ohio State’s first-round upset loss to Oral Roberts in the NCAA Tournament, Young decided to take advantage of the free year of eligibility offered to all players by the NCAA and return for a fifth and final season with the Buckeyes. More: From tragedy to glory, Ohio State’s Kyle Young persevered on tough path Nothing is guaranteed, but it gives him one more chance to enjoy the ending he truly desires.…
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