Sad News: Buckeyes recruitment blow after 4-star commit flips to…

Ohio State football commit Jordan Lyle saying he’s gone to Miami.

The Ohio State football program is taking an extreme blow in enrolling, as one of the school’s top volunteers is flipping his responsibility. According to On3, four-star running back Jordan Lyle has decided to leave the Buckeyes and transfer to Miami.

Lyle focused on Ohio State football way back in April. He made sense of his choice, and that there were a few motivations behind why he chose to give Miami another look months after the fact.
“The fact that they treated my family extremely well stood out about Miami, and that was a big factor in my decision.” Additionally the climate in Miami is something I’m acclimated with,” Lyle said, per On3. ” Ohio State is an incredible program and mentor Alford is an extraordinary individual and mentor however those two things gauged Miami over Ohio State.”

According to On3 scouting services, Lyle was the second-highest-rated running back in the state of Florida. He is said to be a natural runner. He goes to secondary school in Post Lauderdale, Florida, at St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School. He’s an individual from the 2024 secondary school class.

For the 2024 season, Ohio State football is trying to replace a lot of talent. Due to the transfer portal, the school lost quarterback Kyle McCord and several other star players on both sides of the ball. Syracuse is where McCord recently committed. The Buckeyes actually have a Cotton Bowl game against Missouri on Dec. 29.

Ohio State football truly does in any case have a heavenly 2024 enlisting class, in spite of the misfortune. The group is likewise tensely anticipating to hear if star wide recipient Marvin Harrison Jr. will get back to group in 2024, or go to the NFL Draft.