Cameron Martinez worried Ohio State fans when he was the Buckeyes’ only commitment in the 2020 recruiting class not to ink his letter of intent during the Dec. 18-20 Early Signing Period, but he’s since ended any cause for concern. The four-star athlete from Muskegon (Mich.) High, who committed June 21 to Ohio State, is set to make his Buckeyes pledge official next Wednesday when National Signing Day arrives. The 5-foot-11, 183-pound Martinez is Michigan’s two-time Mr. Football Award winner after starring both ways — notably at quarterback — for Muskegon. As he takes his talents to Columbus, Martinez enters at safety after Ohio State coaches initially fought over him for offense vs. defense. When co-defensive coordinator and secondary coach Jeff Hafley left Dec. 14 to become Boston College’s next head coach after one year with the Buckeyes, Martinez remained committed but unsigned. Speaking on the Notorious B1G recruiting podcast with…
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