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Can't fault the kid, gave it his all it seems and the PT isn't there. Definitely wishing him the best of luck wherever he lands.
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I was still living in Hawaii when he committed and was pulling hard for him. Best of luck to him wherever he ends up...
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It must be heart breaking to make it to a place like Ohio State and then not see the field. Hope this kid makes things happen for himself somewhere else.
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OregonBuckeye
Semper Fi Buckeyes
You sure our offense took the field at all that game?I mean he did see the field, do you need to be reminded of the Cotton Bowl
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Wait! The Cotton Bowl had a game? I don't remember that.I mean he did see the field, do you need to be reminded of the Cotton Bowl
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Especially after he postponed his mission to be here. Had high hopes for him, but definitely hope he finds success somewhere.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Former Ohio State Offensive Lineman Enokk Vimahi Transferring to Washington
Former Ohio State offensive lineman Enokk Vimahi will use his final year of eligibility with the Washington Huskies.
FORMER OHIO STATE OFFENSIVE LINEMAN ENOKK VIMAHI TRANSFERRING TO WASHINGTON
At Washington, Vimahi will join an offensive line room without an established depth chart. As it stands, redshirt freshman Soane Faasolo (LT), redshirt freshman Kahlee Tafai (LG), sophomore Landen Hatchett (C), redshirt junior Gaard Memmelaar (RG) and redshirt sophomore Drew Azzopardi (RT) are the frontrunners to start at the five offensive line positions. Given Vimahi's experience, the 6-foot-4, 310-pound lineman will be in line to compete for one of those spots this summer and in preseason camp.
