TOLEDO, Ohio — Before Toledo Central Catholic junior Marc Nave made his first trip to Columbus in November of last year to see Ohio State take on Indiana, he knew he wanted to be a Buckeye. An avid Ohio State supporter with a distaste for Michigan fans in his native Toledo, Nave wasted little time committing to the Buckeyes after a breakout season as the wrecking ball for the Division II state champions. When offensive line coach Justin Frye offered Nave on March 7, Nave gave a verbal commitment and made it official the next day, becoming the second offensive line commit in the 2024 class after Ian Moore who committed back in November. Recommended Buckeyes stories Top-100 safety Ohio State football hopes to flip from Georgia sets official visit date Neither Ohio State nor its football rivals could wait to offer Shaker Heights’ Trey McNutt College football rankings doing…
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