COLUMBUS, Ohio — Brian Hartline has once again shown why he is living in a room all to himself when it comes to Ohio State’s recruiting efforts with yet another high-touted prospect. He got the 2024 class started on a high note, pulling in Jeremiah Smith as the nation’s top wide receiver then pulled in fellow five-star Mylan Graham a few months later. That left just Jeremiah McClellan on the board as the player long expected to join the two during the Buckeyes’ hot spring. But that didn’t happen as instead the nation’s No. 108 player and No. 18 wide receiver drastically slowed down his process, pushing it into the summer. Doing so made the race for him more interesting than one would’ve thought three months ago, even if OSU still won in the end to give its 2024 class 21 commits. Recommended Buckeyes stories Ohio State football 2023 fall…
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