COLUMBUS, Ohio – The week began with an NFL, aiming to leave the state of Ohio to prepare for next year’s draft, as uncertainty persisted over a football season this fall in the Big Ten.
But by the end of a series of developments on Thursday, the corner star Shaun Wade had replaced the plans.
Appearing in a nightly edition of ESPN’s SportsCenter, he announced that he would re-register for the 2020 season, which had been reinstalled the previous day with an early date scheduled for the end of October.
“I’ll come and be a Buckeye, ” said Wade.
Wade told the Columbus Dispatch this week that he had signed with an agent, preserving his eligibility and allowing him to return for his fourth season with the Buckeyes.
This is the moment when the Buckeyes decide not to change course after the Big Ten’s resolve to restart their season, following right guard Wyatt Davis, who said Wednesday that he will also return to the team.
Players had in the past expressed frustration at the dubious fate of the season, which had been postponed for the first time on August 11 without an express schedule for resumption. Wade’s father, Randy, had been one of the parents of the highest franc. players who suggested to the convention reconsider the postponement.
A late season until the end of the winter months has raised demanding situations for NFL customers in their efforts to prepare for the draft, a preparation that begins with the mix of screenings last February, possibly in conflict with the games. and Wade are possible first-round selections.
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The start of the season in October puts the Buckeyes in a position to compete for a national school football championship, a boxing purpose Wade held when he first postponed his draft after last season.
Last season’s semi-final exit was painful after he was sent off for a penalty at the end of the first half of a loss to Clemson.
His return is a significant seasoning for the possibilities of an Ohio State name.
Wade is the only one to start over in high school, who will have to start from the beginning of two cornerers in the first circular to Damon Arnette and Jeff Okudah.
Without them, Wade would have to move from the corner of the slot machine, the position he occupied last season, to the outer corner, where he would probably face larger open receivers or the maximum prolific goals to catch team passes.
Wade came in this fall as a preseason All-American.