Current transfer portal wish list

As the transfer portal is set to officially open on Monday, Ohio State has already seen a few players move on, most notably defensive end Omari Abor.

Multiple other players from team across the country have announced their intentions to look for a new football home, so this transfer portal wish list will change as more players enter.

Either way, there are more than a few prospects that Ohio State should look into that have announced their intentions, mostly one’s that could make an impact immediately. Here is who I believe that the Buckeyes should recruit, and a bit of background info as to why they could be a good fit in Columbus.

UCLA QB and former five-star Dante Moore has entered the transfer portal.

Moore was high on Ohio State while being recruited, and insiders reported that he almost boarded a flight to Columbus instead of Los Angeles after the All-American Bowl.

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Why

The former 5-star prospect played his first season at UCLA, played a good amount, but it wasn’t all pretty. Moore when 114/213 on the year for 1,610 yards with 11 touchdowns and 9 interceptions. His main stated goal in moving on was to be developed, and doesn’t mind wait for an opportunity. Apparently Moore almost enrolled in Columbus last year, so the relationship is there.

Indiana offensive tackle Carter Smith

Why

An Ohio native, Smith played at an elite level this past season, allowing just two sacks in 797 snaps. With the Buckeye tackles struggling this past year, bringing in a quality Smith wasn’t offered a scholarship as a recruit, but Ohio State was well aware of him. He’s good enough to slide inside if needed and would be an immediate starter.

Clemson cornerback Toriano Pride

Why

Pride considered the Buckeyes as a recruit,…


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Author : Buckeyes Wire

Publish date : 2023-12-01 23:21:53

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