COLUMBUS, Ohio — While J.K. Dobbins’ decision to enter the 2020 NFL Draft hardly came as a surprise, it still removed a 2,000-yard rusher from the Ohio State football running back room. The Buckeyes will turn to Dobbins’ backup, Master Teague, some unproven returning options and a true freshman as the primary options to build their running game. in 2020. In most years, it would make sense for a team in OSU’s position to consider any talented running backs who came on the market via transfer or decommitment. One such prospect is expected to make an official visit to Columbus this weekend. Jahmyr Gibbs is a 5-9, 191-pound four-star prospect ranked 171st in the 247 Sports national composite. He remains publicly committed to Georgia Tech. Other names have been floated in recent weeks as well. However, Day expressed skepticism Wednesday that Ohio State would add to the running back room…
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