Getty Image Ohio State wide receiver Gee Scott Jr. is no longer a wide receiver. He is a tight end. The junior from Seattle moved east to Columbus as part of the 2020 recruiting class. He was the nation’s No. 12-ranked wide receiver and was a standout in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. However, after arriving on campus at Ohio State, Scott never quite found the opportunity to crack the depth chart. He saw some time on special teams as a freshman and made five catches as a sophomore. Now, as a third-year player, Gee Scott is set to make a massive impact at Ohio State. Scott put on about 10/15 pounds of pure muscle and moved from the outside to the inside as a tight end. Although he will carry the ‘TE’ next to his name on the depth chart, the Buckeyes plan to use Scott in a variety…
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