I agree partially with the Eliano slander. But I think McNutt has been dropping hints for months that he was never a lock to OSU regardless of the position coach. I distinctly remember reading an interview with McNutt where he said he sat down with his father and his dad asked him if he wanted to be a nationally ranked recruit with a national recruitment, or did he just want to stay local(hence go to OSU without looking at many other options). Trey wanted to be a national recruit, that’s when you see the quote where he said OSU isn’t showing a lot of love. Up until that time, he was an OSU legacy lock. But once he started hitting the 7v7 camp circuit, and traveled the country, his dad was able to help guide him to where would offer what he was looking for, regardless of the program. Let’s not forget that his dad is also a coach, so he sees through much of the recruiting BS.
Trey wanted to play early and get a massive NIL, and also set up an athletic brand. He can do the second 2 at OSU, not so sure he plays early at OSU.
But like
@ScriptOhio said, this won’t be over until ESD. No way does Guerrieri give up on this one. There will be a spot for McNutt regardless of the numbers