COLUMBUS, Ohio — New Ohio State football cornerback Davison Igbinosun made two important moves during his senior season at Union (N.J.) High School. Union coach Lou Grosso said his staff quickly realized opposing offenses avoided Igbinosun altogether. So they moved the two-year starting cornerback to free safety. The coaches also realized halfway through the first game that Igbinosun needed the ball in his hands. So the defensive standout became a running back, receiver and occasional Wildcat quarterback, scoring 20 touchdowns. “His senior year, he was everything,” Grosso told cleveland.com. “Offensively he was unstoppable, and on defense he was the leader in the middle.” Recommended Buckeyes stories • What Davison Igbinosun’s commitment means for Ohio State football’s cornerbacks • Ohio State’s 2023 defensive depth chart: Making room for young talent, corner questions and DL upside: Buckeye Talk • What’s wrong with Ohio State’s basketball team? Hey, Stephen Igbinosun was the top…
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