OSU Adds Commitment From Division III Transfer Receiver Leon Johnson III

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Originally published at: OSU Adds Commitment From Division III Transfer Receiver Leon Johnson III | Pistols Firing

This will be OSU’s first score from George Fox.

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Well he’s big, wonder if he can block ?

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Mite not have to try and win 50 50 balls as much.

Cb at 5’10" giving 7 inch plus to him.

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I hope not. If he can Gundy will put him at TE and ruin him.

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Division 3? Let’s ask a serious question here. Is this guy going to see the field at all?

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Welcome to Gundy 2023, I guess. Buy high and sell low.

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Considering how many WRs have hit the portal, I would say it’s probable.

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I hate to say it but our receivers in the portal might go to TCU. JPR, Stephon Johnson and Bryson Green I believe are all from Texas and the Frogs are losing 3 Wrs……

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This is going to be a long, long 6 months until we find out just what kind of team Gundy can put together. I have a feeling we will be down for several years if we are out there looking at D1 kids. Geesh.

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Meanwhile, it feels like the opportunities and NIL value for Spencer Sanders are drying up.

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Don’t know his speed but as long as he can catch the ball and a QB that can get it to him he will work

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Sanders wouldn’t he started bouncing the balls to tge recievers. Lol

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Division 3 The desperation of this coaching staff is real. They get him on sale?

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I’m actually surprised gundy could get a division 3 guy to commit to him. Good job gundy. Maybe he’s turning the corner.

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Supposedly word is OU might be interested in Bryson Green.

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Why not? They got one of ours on D. Might as well get one for the O smh

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Total clown show and gundy is bozo🤷‍♂️

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No offense to this kid, I hope he ends up a great story, but D3? That’s what OSU has sunk to?

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They weren’t really there to begin with. Sanders has always been a mediocre quarterback who is prone to injury. He doesn’t have a future in the NFL, so I can’t see him finding NIL money at another university. In fact, for most players, the NIL money is not going to be much. Don’t believe the rumors and hype that a backup linebacker is getting a million dollars at USC or Washington or Tennessee or wherever. The economics of universities and especially boosters just don’t make those scenarios feasible.

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They had a coupon.