When he arrived at Ohio State in 2017, coach Chris Holtmann had an outlined plan for how to utilize transfers. In an era of growing roster turnover, Holtmann’s ongoing goal was to have one “sit-out” transfer each year, allowing that player to develop in practice before taking the court while also helping provide some multi-year stability in the locker room. That was before the advent of the transfer portal and the one-time transfer waiver giving all players the ability to change schools with immediate eligibility. Now, while the Buckeyes have remained committed to building through high school recruiting, they have had to shift gears on the transfer front in an effort to plug holes and add offseason depth. On April 6, Ohio State landed Minnesota transfer forward Jamison Battle, who will spend his fifth and final season of college basketball with the Buckeyes. Here’s a look at how transfers with…
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