USATSI Former Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud is giving back to his alma mater. The Foundation, an NIL collective associated with Ohio State athletics that was co-founded by ex-Buckeyes quarterback Cardale Jones, announced Monday that Stroud has joined its Founders Club as a Platinum Donor. According to The Foundation’s website, Platinum Donors are those who have pledged in the range of $50,000-$100,000. There are a lot of extra benefits to becoming a Platinum Donor that Stroud likely already enjoys, such as meet and greets with Ohio State players, pre-game field passes for home games and a private tour of Ohio State’s athletic facilities. But The Foundation notes that Stroud is the first former student-athlete to become a major donor. Stroud’s contribution comes in the midst of Ohio State’s ridiculous run on the recruiting trail, particularly in the transfer portal. The Buckeyes have received recent commitments from three players that rank…
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