Graduate transfer offensive lineman Jonah Jackson announced via Twitter that he has chosen Ohio State to play out his final year of collegiate football, after spending four years at Rutgers.
Jackson's transfer is an obvious difference-maker for the Buckeye offensive line, as he immediately owns the most experience in the room for a unit that needs more starters with previous playing time. He also has some versatility on the interior of the offensive line.
But while Jackson's transfer has significance for Ohio State in the short-term, it also signifies benefits in the long-term too. Offensive line coach Greg Studrawa has been with the program for three seasons — entering his fourth — and has coached three All-Americans in that tenure, as well as boasting two units that ranked in the top-three in the Big Ten.