Running back Trey Sermon, who is leaving Oklahoma as a graduate transfer, committed to Ohio State on Sunday. Sermon will be immediately eligible for his final season in 2020. “I’m excited that he committed,” his mother, Natoshia Mitchell, told The Dispatch. “Actually, he wanted to come to Ohio State out of high school. But he ended up going to Oklahoma. I’m excited that he’s back where he wanted to go.” The addition also bolsters the Buckeyes’ depth at running back, which took a hit during the week of spring practice held earlier this month. Master Teague III, their leading returning rusher, injured an Achilles tendon, leaving his status uncertain for this fall. Teague’s setback came as Ohio State was already attempting to replace J.K. Dobbins, who became the program’s first 2,000-yard rusher last season before leaving for the NFL, bypassing his senior season. Over three seasons with the Sooners, Sermon…
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