For a few months, it seemed inevitable. But even after Ohio State surged ahead in Brandon Inniss’ recruitment in the spring, landing his commitment on Tuesday still seemed all too surreal. The Buckeyes hoped to have a shot at convincing Inniss to join them last summer, but he eventually opted for Oklahoma. When a decommitment put him back on the market, Brian Hartline wouldn’t miss out again. Not when it counted. Inniss couldn’t pass up a chance to get developed by Brian Hartline, who he has described “as like no other coach” in the past. Despite having a terrific relationship with offensive guru Lincoln Riley, who was the main reason behind his earlier commitment to Oklahoma, Inniss opted for what Ohio State had to offer the second time around in his recruitment rather than following Riley to USC. He’ll join a loaded wide receiver corps filled to the brim with talent, including another…
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