Highly Rated Cleveland Native Enters Transfer Portal, Leaving Ohio State
Ohio State football has seen another player enter the transfer portal. Bryce West, a cornerback, is leaving the Buckeyes after two seasons. West was a standout recruit in the 2024 class, earning high regard as a player from Cleveland.
Bryce West: A Promising Career at Ohio State
Bryce West hails from Glenville High School, where he was considered a top recruit. He ranked No. 64 overall and was the ninth-best cornerback in his class. During his time at Ohio State, West participated in 120 defensive snaps, primarily playing as a nickel safety.
Performance Statistics
- Played 120 snaps
- Recorded 11 tackles
- Achieved one pass breakup
- Forced one fumble
West now becomes the fourth player from Ohio State to enter the transfer portal this season. He joins quarterback Lincoln Kienholz, tight end Jelani Thurman, and wide receiver Bryson Rodgers.
Future Implications
West’s departure raises questions about the future of Ohio State’s defensive lineup. As a highly rated Cleveland native, his next move in college football will be closely watched by fans and analysts alike.
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