About five games into an eventual undefeated and state championship season, quarterback Air Noland and Andrico Hines, the offensive coordinator at Langston Hughes High School, were on the phone going over some film. Hines had a question, however, that had nothing to do with game tape. “What’s your dream school?” he asked. Advertisement Noland had one answer: “Ohio State.” THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY ??#GoBucks ? pic.twitter.com/S4Qa0aGo2m — P?????ss A?? N?????. (@AirNoland_) April 9, 2023 The Georgia native has had aspirations of playing in the NFL for years, and Ohio State has a history of producing NFL quarterbacks. There was one problem, though. At that point, the Buckeyes already had a quarterback in their 2024 class in Dylan Raiola, the No. 1 overall prospect in the country. Raiola, however, decommitted in December, forcing Ohio State to search for another quarterback. The Buckeyes found their man in Noland. Ranked No. 84 overall…
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