COLUMBUS, Ohio — Quinn Ewers and Sam Wiglusz don’t have a ton in common in terms of their athletic journeys, but both can say they used the Ohio State football program to springboard them to current successes. Ewers was considered a once-in-a-generation prospect that the Buckeyes stole out of Texas expected to have the same type of impact Trevor Lawrence had at Clemson. He’s practically taken the shortest route towards potentially living up to that hype as well. Wiglusz, on the other hand, was a preferred walk-on that spent most of his college career on scout teams, helping to prepare others for game day. He had no choice but to take the long way. Regardless of how different their paths have been, both are now thriving as starters in college football. They just had to leave OSU for that to happen. “I was very lucky,” Wiglsz told cleveland.com of his…
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