COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio State football program has often used the transfer portal as a way to find plug-and-play additions that can immediately fix a problem. Quarterback Justin Fields, offensive lineman Jonah Jackson, running back Trey Sermon and most recently, safety Tanner McCallister have filled those roles as additions-turned-immediate starters. They hope to continue that this summer, even with the way the transfer portal has become more of a norm in the sport, with new names going in by the day. “We look at everything, and it’s constantly changing,” coach Ryan Day said. “Trying to do the best we can certainly for us. We’ve done a really good job identifying the right fit here. It’s very difficult to just walk into Ohio State in our culture and just walk onto the field because there’s a lot of pride here, and guys have to earn their right to get on…
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