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Glenville defensive back De'Van Bogard said he first heard about OSU on Twitter, then went to ESPN.
"I'm really not surprised or angry because I knew it was coming," said Bogard, who will run track in the spring for the Tarblooders. "We've still got three or four years at Ohio State. I knew we'd get hammered, but not as crucially."
Like his fellow recruits, Bogard sees time healing all wounds.
"It's a big deal, but not a big deal," he said. "It's a one-year bowl ban. It's not bad at all to me. It could be way worse."
Sounds like an incoming freshman.
"It's a relief so we can know what we are dealing with and there won't be any surprises when we come in," said Cleveland Glenville four-star safety De'van Bogard, who committed to Ohio State in June.
"It's really a small negative because we can get through that. They are trying to break us? that's all that is. We have a great new coach and once we get off this bowl [ban], we'll be all right."
Buckeye86;2087965; said:
osubartender23;2087975; said:Didnt we say the same thing for Aundrey Walker? I don't know if he would be likely to flip, but with Walker being there I could possibly see that as a positive for USC, especially if they were good friends.
Jdadams01;2088000; said:This. Also, SC had a lot of higher rated secondary players in their backyard that they couldn't pursue as hard due to limited room.
starBUCKS;2088002; said:If it's an official, I don't see USC spending the money to fly Devan out there with no intention of trying to work something out, what sense does that make?
tsteele316;2088011; said:aren't they restricted to only taking 15 guys this year? if so, they have 12 right now. it seems to be a stretch to think that they can squeeze in someone like bogard.