COLUMBUS, Ohio — What’s that you say, disgruntled Ohio State football fan? You want a more aggressive Ryan Day? You got him. The Buckeyes coach’s already audacious quarterback-stacking strategy reached its extreme example Sunday night. Recent Alabama enrollee Julian Sayin — the top quarterback in a 2024 class which began signing barely a month ago — is transferring in. The No. 4 quarterback in that class — Prentice “Air” Noland — attended Sunday’s big OSU women’s basketball win over Iowa, along with hundreds of other currently enrolled students. A cleveland.com source indicated Noland understands the shift in circumstances which led to Sayin’s commitment. No hard feelings. Such is quarterback recruiting in the modern era. Ohio State also brought in former Kansas State transfer Will Howard earlier this month as the presumptive front-runner to start on opening day. Former top-100 prospect Devin Brown stuck around to compete for that job as a…
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