COLUMBUS, Ohio — In the current era of Ohio State football, few traits are more valuable for defensive backs than versatility. The Buckeyes currently start three cornerbacks, including one with somewhat specialized responsibilities in the slot. While they start only one safety, they need the flexibility to use a second deep man when matchups or strategy demand. In addition to being a four-star prospect, Andre Turrentine — Ohio State’s third defensive back commitment in as many days — gives the Buckeyes options at the back end of the defense. At 6-0, 175 pounds, Turrentine may not sound like a natural safety even if he bulks that frame up over the next couple of years. Yet his tackling ability and instincts jump to the top of his scouting report. He piled up 73 stops during his junior season. A three-sport athlete at Nashville Ensworth early in his career, Turrentine’s high school…
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