COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State football’s head coach Ryan Day was to sign a highly-rated quarterback in every recruiting class. That philosophy is why the coaching staff scrambled back into recruiting mode the moment 2022 commit Quinn Ewers skipped his senior year of high school and arrived in August. “We weren’t going to force it,” Day said. “We had to find someone that we thought fit.” The Buckeyes looked at ‘two or three guys,’ starting with in-state five-star Drew Allar hoping to flip him from Penn State. When it was clear that wasn’t happening, they quickly moved on to Devin Brown, a four-star from Utah who was on decommit watch from USC. Finding the right fit meant getting a person not afraid of joining an already loaded room and understanding that Year 1 would be about learning and not necessarily playing. Brown fit that criteria as the nation’s No. 53…
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