Garrett Stover continues to say he will play wherever Ohio State needs him on defense. But the 2024 commit no longer looks like a safety. Taking the field at Fortress Obetz for the Under Armour Next Ohio football camp Sunday, Stover was a full-fledged linebacker, standing at 6 feet, 210 pounds, matching up one-on-one against running backs in coverage, including intercepting a pass meant for Michigan commit Jordan Marshall. After his junior season at Big Walnut High School where he went back and forth between safety and linebacker, Stover says he is now “comfortable” at linebacker, a position he’s embraced heading into his senior season both on the field and on the recruiting trail. “Especially with the linebackers, you want to find a tough, hard-nosed working kid that is also a good person,” Stover said. “He’s just willing to do anything to help out his team, help out his brothers…
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