Former Ohio State football wide receiver Kaleb Brown opened up on his transfer to Iowa. Via Go Iowa Awesome on Rivals: “Going into the transfer portal — my reasoning for leaving — was just how stacked we were at Ohio State,” Brown said. “The two boxes I wanted checked were quarterback stability and a place where I could work for a spot and play immediately. So, those boxes were pretty much checked and it was an easy decision for me. Brown, who was the No. 13 wide receiver prospect and No. 79 player nationally by the 247Sports Composite, appeared in just five games last season for Ohio State football. He had one reception for five yards. Brown’s addition is much-needed for Iowa, which may struggle with receiver depth. The Hawkeyes return Nico Ragaini, who had 386 receiving yards this past season, and Diante Wines, who had 10 receptions for 94…
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