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Ohio State adding Kansas State transfer guard Ques Glover to bolster backcourt depth

Kansas State guard Ques Glover will transfer to Ohio State and help cover a void left by Taison Chatman's season-ending knee injury.
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Ohio State adding Kansas State transfer guard Ques Glover to bolster backcourt depth​

After losing Taison Chatman to a season-ending knee injury, Ohio State is adding veteran guard Ques Glover for the 2024-25 season.

Glover, who played 99 games in four seasons split between Florida and Samford (with a brief stop at BYU), joins the Buckeyes after a year spent at Kansas State, where he missed the entire 2023-24 season with a knee injury. A native of Knoxville, Tennessee, Glover averaged a career-high 19.2 points per game in his first year at Samford, where he was a first-team all-Southern Conference pick and a finalist for the Lou Henson Award, given out annually to the nation’s top mid-major player.

This will be Glover’s sixth year of college basketball. After playing four seasons, Glover was eligible for a medical redshirt last season, allowing him to now use the extra year of eligibility afforded to everyone who participated in the 2020-21 season to play for the Buckeyes.

A member of the 2019 recruiting class, Glover was a three-star prospect rated No. 366 nationally according to the 247Sports.com composite. He’s listed as a 6-0, 185-pound guard on Kansas State’s roster.

Glover is expected to give first-year coach Jake Diebler another experienced option in the backcourt. Third-year guard Bruce Thornton and fifth-year South Carolina transfer Meechie Johnson Jr. will assume the bulk of the minutes with freshman John “Juni” Mobley Jr. and Oakland and San Diego State transfer Micah Parrish expected to also play key roles.

Chatman’s injury, though, created a need for another roster addition. Although lightly used as a freshman, Chatman had seen more playing time with Diebler in place of Chris Holtmann and was poised for a more significant role as a sophomore before suffering a torn ACL early in summer workouts.
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Former Kansas State Guard Ques Glover Commits to Ohio State, Replenishes Team's Backcourt Depth

Former Kansas State guard Ques Glover commits to Ohio State out of the transfer portal, replenishing the backcourt depth lost to Taison Chatman's injury this summer.
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Former Kansas State Guard Ques Glover Commits to Ohio State, Replenishes Team's Backcourt Depth​

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Ohio State has replenished its backcourt depth with a late transfer addition.

Former Kansas State, Samford and Florida guard Ques Glover committed to the Buckeyes out of the transfer portal and will spend his final year of collegiate basketball playing for Jake Diebler in Columbus.

Glover updated his Instagram account on Monday to reflect that he is now a Buckeye, and an Ohio State spokesperson confirmed that Glover had joined the team.

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Glover will not be one of Ohio State’s 13 scholarship players this season. However, he will receive NIL compensation that covers his costs for attending the university.
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BREAKING: Ohio State brings aboard Croatian center

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Ohio State brings aboard Croatian center Ivan Njegovan​

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Njegovan, on the other hand, will arrive at Ohio State with four years of eligibility remaining. He’ll turn 20 on Sept. 18. Hailing from Zadar, Croatia, he’s played the last three seasons in the ABA and Croatian Premier Leagues, including for KK Bosco in the Favbet Premier League, otherwise known as the top level of Croatian professional basketball.

In 20 games with KK Bosco during the 2023-24 season, Njegovan averaged 8.2 points, 4.8 rebounds and 1.6 blocks per contest.

This summer, Njegovan took part in the U20 European Championships for the Croatian National Team. He averaged 6.1 points and 6.6 rebounds per outing. That seven-game stretch culminated in an impressive performance against Bulgaria on July 21, during which he piled up 15 points, 16 rebounds and three blocks.

Njegovan will compete for playing time in the frontcourt this season at Ohio State with Kentucky transfer Aaron Bradshaw, Duke transfer Sean Stewart and returning sophomore Austin Parks. Now the Buckeyes have three pure centers in Bradshaw, Parks and Njegovan.

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LGHL Hangout in the Holy Land: It is time to keep some receipts as we make our bold predictions

Hangout in the Holy Land: It is time to keep some receipts as we make our bold predictions
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Plus, Josh and Justin talk about the Olympics and Carmen’s Crew's impressive TBT run

The latest episode of Land-Grant Holy Land’s flagship podcast is here! Join LGHL’s Josh Dooley and Justin Golba as they discuss Ohio State football, basketball, recruiting, and much more! Come for the hot takes. Stay for the warm ones.


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For the last July episode of Hangout in the Holy Land, we are ending theme weeks by making some bold predictions. Some are football-related, some are basketball-related, and the more we do, the more outlandish they get.

To start the episode, we discuss Carmen’s Crew’s impressive run in The Basketball Tournament and their upcoming matchup against the Kentucky alumni team. Also, what are we watching as the Olympics gets rolling this week?

In the bold prediction segment, Josh and Justin go back and forth on some things they think will happen this season, including a major upset early in the season.

Please like, rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast. As always, Go Bucks!


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Google Ohio State Buckeyes secondary headline nation's most talented defense for 2024 college football season as fall camp kicks off - AtoZ Sports

Ohio State Buckeyes secondary headline nation's most talented defense for 2024 college football season as fall camp kicks off - AtoZ Sports
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LGHL Ohio State makes top schools for 2026 RB

Ohio State makes top schools for 2026 RB
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2026 four-star RB Deshonne Redeaux | via Gerard Martinez, 247Sports

Ohio State made the cut for a 2026 four-star RB and a 2025 four-star DE commit reaffirms his pledge to the Buckeyes.

College football is only weeks away now, and with that Ryan Day and the Ohio State football team are very busy. The Buckeyes are hard at work preparing for the upcoming season, one in which the program has the highest of expectations from both Buckeye Nation and the national media.

With this increased focus on the new season, the majority of the storylines surrounding the team are on this current roster of Buckeyes — and rightfully so. However, the Ohio State coaching staff knows recruiting never stops, and is still hard at work trying to get the nation’s top high school talents to join the program.

Proving this true, the Buckeyes made multiple recruiting headlines to start the week.

2026 four-star RB has Ohio State in his top schools​


Ohio State has had much success in the current recruiting cycle. The Buckeyes’ class sits atop of the 247Sports Class Rankings with 24 verbal commitments. Ohio State is not done adding to this class, but with the group being closer to full than not, the team has the fortune of being pickier in who they target.

The program also has the fortune of being able place more focus on next year’s cycle. Ohio State has just one commitment in next year’s class in five-star wide receiver Chris Henry Jr., and the team is hoping to add to that sooner than later, especially with the possibility of Henry re-classifying to the 2025 class.

Ohio State played host to dozens of recruits in next year’s cycle this spring and summer, and that work is already paying dividends. On Monday, 2026 four-star running back Deshonne Redeaux (Westlake Village, CA / Oaks Christian) released his top 12 schools, and the Buckeyes made the cut.

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Ohio State has some stiff competition for Redeaux, as USC, UCLA, Washington, Oregon, Alabama, Georgia, Texas A&M, Texas, Notre Dame, Michigan and Oklahoma all made his top schools alongside the Buckeyes.

Ohio State has not yet been able to get Redeaux on campus yet, but this obviously has not stopped them from being contenders for him. This is likely due to the connections he has established with new Buckeye running back coach, Carlos Locklyn. Locklyn previously recruited Redeaux while he was at Oregon and had offered him to play there as well. Locklyn and Ohio State quickly offered Redaux upon Locklyn joining the Buckeyes, offering him April 23.

The Buckeyes will need to continue to pursue Redeaux if they are going to secure a commitment from him. This will likely require multiple visits on campus in the coming year, including a game day visit so he can truly experience what the program has to offer. No team in his top schools has truly cemented themselves as the leader in his recruitment, but UCLA looks to have the early edge.

Redeaux is the No. 7 RB in the 247Sports Composite Rankings and is the No. 70 overall prospect. He is also the No. 11 recruit out of the talent-rich state of California.

Quick Hits​

  • Ohio State 2025 four-star defensive edge commit Zion Grady (Enterprise, AL / Enterprise) recently visited with hometown school Auburn, and following the visit, rumblings began to arise that he was considering flipping his commitment to the Tigers. Grady took to Twitter this past weekend to put those rumors to rest and reaffirm his pledge to Ohio State.

Grady is a big piece of Ohio State’s 2025 recruiting class, and it would be a big blow if he were to leave.


Misunderstanding I’m 1000% lock-in‼️ https://t.co/nmAvLEc9jh

— Zion (Ziggy) Grady (@GradyZion) July 27, 2024​
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