COLUMBUS, Ohio — Luke Wypler was a someone unexpected answer to Ohio State football’s center needs in 2021 and emerged as a leading voice in 2022. In 2023, the New Jersey native will be in the NFL. Wypler announced Tuesday night he will enter his name in April’s draft and forego his remaining college eligibility. Wypler spent the past two seasons as OSU’s starting center. He took over late in preseason camp when presumptive starter Harry Miller stepped away from football. He started the next 26 games and emerged as one of the best centers in the Big Ten. Recommended Buckeyes stories • What Cade Stover’s return means for Ohio State football’s tight ends in 2023 • Which Ohio State football 2023 recruits are expected to enroll early? Buckeyes Recruiting • Former Ohio State cornerback JK Johnson commits to LSU as Buckeyes keep ending up in SEC “Football means the world to me,”…
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