3:22 PM ET Former Oklahoma Sooners running back Trey Sermon is transferring to Ohio State Buckeyes, he confirmed Sunday. Sermon will have immediate eligibility as a graduate transfer with one year of eligibility remaining. Sermon announced his intentions to transfer from Oklahoma on March 14 and now will join an Ohio State roster that was in need of running back help. After J.K. Dobbins declared for the NFL draft, the Buckeyes were already in need of more depth, but that need was exacerbated when Master Teague suffered an achilles injury in the spring, leaving a big hole on the roster at the position. “I just believe it’s the best situation for me,” Sermon told Letterman Row. “I know that I have the opportunity to play there considering the depth, and I had a relationship with [running backs coach Tony] Alford during my recruiting process coming out of high school. He…
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