COLUMBUS, Ohio – Senior offensive tackle Aidan Bryant has accomplished something that is very rare in the world of recruiting. After just two years of playing organized football, Bryant has earned an offer from Ohio State. The 6-foot-5, 310-pound offensive tackle out of Westfield High School in Indiana earned his Buckeyes offer during a visit for Saturday’s home opener against Youngstown State. While he had camped at Ohio State in June, the game-day experience was another level. “That was the first time ever,” Bryant told cleveland.com. “It was electric. It was mind-blowing.” At June’s camp, Bryant continued to build a relationship with Ohio State director of recruiting strategy Nick Murphy. The two have a strong connection over several months, and Murphy is considered his main recruiter. The prospect has also become familiar with offensive line coach Justin Fry. “I just liked his style of coaching,” Bryant said. “The things he…
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