COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio State football program has yet to land a commitment in its 2023 recruiting class, which hasn’t been the norm in the Ryan Day era. If his first two full classes give off any indication, by Aug. 1 — even with almost 15 months until Signing Day — the Buckeyes would’ve already had a handful of players locked down. That small group of about four or five players would consist of an in-state five-star tasked with being a leader, a few other top players from Ohio and a quarterback. In 2021 their names were Jack Sawyer, Kyle McCord, Jayden Ballard, Ben Christman. In the 2022 class, it’s Jyaire Brown, Tegra Tshabola, C.J. Hicks and Gabe Powers. That trend has yet to happen in 2023, but it doesn’t mean that OSU is behind in the process of once again competing for the nation’s best class. “I think we’re in…
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