COLUMBUS, Ohio — It took a while for Ohio State football to find its 2023 quarterback as it was searching for a specific type of player willing to see the bigger picture. It eventually identified Brock Glenn of Lausanne Collegiate School in Tennesee before landing a commitment in July. He was sold on the idea of joining a room loaded with talent and developing, even if it meant having to take the long road to the field. He saw how Mac Jones used one year as a starter at Alabama to turn himself into a national champion and first-round draft pick and felt he could do the same in Columbus. “Knowing it’s definitely possible that you do not have to be like a classic three-year starter like the stereotype is,” Glenn told cleveland.com. “You can go in, have a great season and go to the league.” After four months in…
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