Eight talented players from Ohio State's 2021 recruiting class have decided to return for a fourth season. They share their reasons for staying and their goals for the upcoming season.
Ohio State ’s 2021 recruiting class is one of the most talented classes to ever come through Columbus. After a heartbreaking end to 2023, JT Tuimoloau, Jack Sawyer, Donovan Jackson, Emeka Egbuka, TreVeyon Henderson, Jordan Hancock, Tyleik Williams and Denzel Burke reloaded the clip (their term, not mine – some commenters have made itThis week, those eight Buckeyes shared what led them to return to Ohio State for a fourth season. They all could have turned pro. They all could have been drafted.
They all could have made millions. Instead, they are all back in Columbus to accomplish three specific goals (and earn a more-than-fair wage, I am sure): Beat Michigan (and receive a pair of Gold Pants), win a Big Ten championship and win the College Football Playoff.In addition to Hancock, here is what Tuimoloau, Sawyer, Jackson, Egbuka, Henderson, Williams and Burke said about their decisions to run it back with the Buckeyes:“There’s a lot that went into it. I had to take a step back mentally and look at (the situation
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