Ryan Day’s first recruiting class came together in a span of two weeks. He was named Urban Meyer’s successor as the coach at Ohio State in late 2018, an announcement preceding the start of the early signing period by 15 days. The Buckeyes would go on to sign 17 high school recruits as part of the 2019 class over the winter, forming a group to help them reach the College Football Playoff three times in four seasons. Which signees turned out to be the most productive for Ohio State? While five remain on the roster as fifth-year seniors for the coming season, four left for the NFL, two took medical retirements and six transferred to other schools. Here’s a look back on the class, re-ranking the players by their level of impact. Related article: Who are the best recruiting commits at each position in Ohio State football history? Ohio State…
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