COLUMBUS, Ohio — Name, Image and Likeness has made college football recruiting a much more trying concept for the Ohio State football team. The fear of falling behind in the race for the nation’s best players has become a significant conversation in the program and how it can best adapt to that new reality. That is unless your name is Brian Hartline, then of course, business continues as usual as he continues to haul in the nation’s best wide receivers on a yearly basis. Recommended Buckeyes stories Is Miyan Williams healthy enough to be Ohio State football’s lead back against Georgia? C.J. Stroud says people have ‘no clue’ what Jaxon Smith-Njigba, TreVeyon Henderson dealt with this season Ohio State football’s Steele Chambers putting off NFL Draft to remain with Buckeyes That includes kicking off the 2024 class in the loudest way possible by landing Jeremiah Smith, the nation’s best wide…
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