OSU's RBs drafted
Quinshon Judkins stays in Ohio with the Browns and TreVeyon Henderson gets drafted by the Patriots.
Ohio State's relentless pursuit of football perfection took an unusual route today, but you can't win in all facets of football if you don't have a long-snapper, and today they offered Columbus (Worthington Kilbourne) snapping standout Liam McCullough a scholarship.
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It didn't take McCullough by complete surprise, but he admits it's not exactly what he was expecting.
"It was a bit of surprise," McCullough told 11W. "They had offered me as a preferred walk-on over the summer after camp, but I was very excited and surprised to pick up an offer today."
McCullough, who trains with the Rubio Long-Snapping says that while he grew up a Buckeye fan, he's not necessarily going to commit to Ohio State without checking out other options. Aside from Ohio State, McCullough has already earned offers from in-conference rivals Michigan State and Wisconsin.
Eleven Warriors will have more from McCullough soon, but don't be surprised if he ends up as the fourth member of Ohio State's as-yet-unnamed 2015 recruiting class.
