Ohio State Buckeyes receiver Brandon Inniss, by virtue of being Brian Hartline-coached, could've had million-dollar offers in the Transfer Portal. By sticking around and being a vocal leader in the locker room instead, Innis was rewarded by being named one of the team's captains.
Cleveland.com's Stefan Krajisnik believes Inniss led by example by staying in Columbus and waiting his turn behind Emeka Egbuka, earning his "C."
"Inniss referenced his leadership trait as 'natural.' It’s carried with him throughout his collegiate career as a four-star prospect out of American Heritage High School in Florida," Krajisnik.