In the old era of college football, Ohio State Buckeye fans would have no qualms about Tavien St. Clair sitting several years behind Julian Sayin as he prepares for his opportunity under center when the latter declares for the NFL draft.
We're in the NIL era, though. And those who aren't getting an opportunity at the biggest schools are usually talented enough to receive a big-money offer to get a chance elsewhere. That makes St. Clair's future prospects scary.
Cleveland.com's Stefan Krajisnik shared a sobering reality for St. Clair: he may have to wait at least a year or two before becoming the Buckeyes' starting quarterback.