COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State recruit Darvon Hubbard of Chaparral High School (AZ) has decided to decomit from the Buckeyes and reopen his recruitment. Hubbard stated in an announcement on Twitter that it was a dream of his to play for Urban Meyer and his recent retirement is what led to his decision. Please respect my decision. . . pic.twitter.com/BNe5srI0EI — Darvon Hubbard (@Iam_dxii) February 21, 2019 Hubbard committed to the Buckeyes in July of 2018. The four-star running back — who is as the 15th-best running back in the country and the 170th overall player — holds offers from 15 different schools including Alabama, Michigan and Michigan State. Ohio State has now lost three players from its 2020 recruiting class include four-star recruits Jake Wray and Lejond Cavazos. The Buckeyes currently have five running backs on its roster and after Hubbard’s announcement do not have a running back in…
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