COLUMBUS, Ohio — There’s a picture that seems to pop up on social media every time Ohio State’s 2024 recruiting class gets a commitment. Typically the announcements are followed by staff members tweeting out the word “BOOM” accompanied by some explosive meme or a series of emojis that show off their personality. Sometimes it’s defensive line coach Larry Johnson’s tweet of him dancing after a win, with the caption, “Boom Rushmen.” Other times it’s running back coach Tony Alford tweeting a captionless photo. Now a new photo has emerged thanks to Ohio State’s longtime relationship with a team in Florida that’s helping resource the Buckeyes’ explosive passing attack — and it’s all because of a hoodie that’s become one of the most coveted pieces of clothing in high school football with the help of OSU’s wide receiver coach Brian Hartline “I can not tell you how many people inbox us…
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