COLUMBUS, Ohio — When Indiana offensive lineman Zen Michalski of Floyd Central High School first started hearing from Ohio State football, he didn’t think much would come from it. Offensive line coach Greg Studrawa wanted to get to know the three-star recruit and take a look at the film from his first year as an offensive tackle. He’d spent most of his life playing defensive end, but growth spurt to 6-foot-6.5 while getting up to 288 pounds made the offensive line a better fit. It took four games from him to be impressed and want to build a relationship with the nation’s No. 624 overall player and No. 48 tackle. One month into the relationship, Michalski received his 22nd scholarship offer, and it’s one that could open him up to a bulk of high-level schools as his stock continues to rise. “It just felt unreal,” Michalski told cleveland.com. “It was…
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