His offers include a local tea company offering cash and equity as well as national brands, per the report, but are those more valuable than the once-in-a-lifetime chance to win a state championship at a big-time program in a football-mad state? That is the dilemma Ewers faces. “If I enroll at Ohio State, obviously I’d be able to make money off the deals, and I feel like it’d be a big advantage of learning the playbook and getting comfortable with the campus and all my teammates,” Ewers said. “But if I stay and don’t get paid, I may be able to win a state title.” Only one credit, which could be obtained via an online course, stands between Ewers and being able to join Ohio State in time for the start of preseason camp Tuesday. Were that to happen, he would likely be a longshot to win the vacant starting…
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