Crazy we let him slip through our fingers...
I'm sure there will be some players who decide to leave and who go on and do well for another team. Ohio has been the recipient of some good players who left other schools, so the reverse will also be true. The curious thing about bobcatblitz's post is that it is from Summer of 2017, by which time Wyatt had already been at Troy for a year.
I looked some non-qualifiers up, too, that didn't find their way back to Ohio, to see how they have done. Firse, Clayton Glasco, after failing to qualify, ended up with the Monroe Mustangs, and went from there to Indiana State.
https://stats.digitalscout.com/player/8509482/football Najee Stevens-McKenzie, another non-qualifier, went to ASA College in New York, and is now at Kansas as a 3-star recruit:
https://247sports.com/player/najee-stevens-mckenzie-75226 Tate Leavitt ended up at Hutchinson, and had an offers from Alabama, South Carolina, Georgia and many, many more, but chose Kentucky. He never played for Kentucky, however, and ended up with Indiana State:
https://247sports.com/Recruitment/Tate-Leavitt-81210/Recr... /
https://www.courier-journal.com/story/sports/college/kent... /
https://www.courier-journal.com/story/sports/college/kent... /
https://www.sycamorepride.com/showthread.php?39105-18-OH-... )
On the positive side, he turned things around academically, and went from being a non-qualifier out of high school to graduating.
Last Edited: 7/9/2018 3:36:33 PM by L.C.