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LGHL 2018 DB Jaiden Woodbey flips from Ohio State, signs with Florida State

Charles Doss

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2018 DB Jaiden Woodbey flips from Ohio State, signs with Florida State
Charles Doss
via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here


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The California native won’t be heading to Columbus after all.

In recruiting, things aren’t over until the prospect signs on the dotted line.

After recently taking official visits to multiple programs this month, a long-time Ohio State verbal pledge won’t be bringing his talents to Columbus after all.

Deciding to put pen to paper with Florida State University during the early signing period, five-star safety Jaiden Woodbey of St. John Bosco (CA), a verbal commit to Urban Meyer, Greg Schiano, and the rest of the Ohio State coaching staff since February of 2017, will now head to the sunshine state and suit up for newly hired head coach Willie Taggart and the Seminoles.


I am officially NOLE BLOODED #Tribe18 pic.twitter.com/pjjSS7ZUV3

⚡️THOR ⚡️ (@JaidenWoodbey) December 21, 2017

Working hard on the recruiting trail to add depth to the Silver Bullets secondary, Woodbey’s change of heart doesn’t mean the Buckeyes’ cupboards are bare when it comes to 2018 safeties.

With four-star standouts Josh Proctor and Tyreke Johnson pegged for Columbus, the Buckeyes are still in more than solid shape when it comes to ball hawks for their future secondary.

The Land-Grant Holy Land team wishes Jaiden Woodbey nothing but the best on and off of the football field at Florida State.

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