Recruiting losses don’t have to be forever. Now that transfer movement has become commonplace in college football, coaches and schools sometimes get a second chance to bring in players they recruited but didn’t land out of high school. When Ryan Day was asked about that back in December, he said that made it all the more important for Ohio State to build and maintain strong relationships with the players they recruit while they are in high school. “I can’t sit here and tell you that we recruit guys for down the road. But it’s all about relationships in the end, and this is a small world, the football world, and we’re going to continue to cross paths with folks,” Day said. “You always handle yourself with class, because you just never know … those opportunities are going to probably happen more and more moving forward.” Those relationships paid off in a…
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