COLUMBUS, Ohio — Another Ohio State defensive back is headed to the SEC. Former Buckeyes safety Andre Turrentine announced Monday he’ll transfer to Tennessee, becoming the fourth Ohio State player who has transferred since the start of spring football practice to find a new home. Previously, defensive back Lejond Cavazos and defensive lineman Jacolbe Cowan landed at North Carolina, and safety Bryson Shaw decided on USC. Defensive lineman Noah Potter and safety Marcus Hooker are recent OSU entrants to the transfer portal who have not yet announced new homes. In April, former OSU cornerback Sevyn Banks announced he’d head to the SEC to play for LSU this season. Transfer news should calm down soon, as players who want to be eligible this fall at their new schools needed to announce their transfer intentions by May 1, on Sunday. There are still logistics about teams putting players’ names in the portal,…
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