Max Wray Still Facing Uphill Climb to Earn First Significant Playing Time at Ohio State

As Ohio State’s recruiting class of 2018 enters its pivotal third season in Columbus, we’re taking a look back at each of their first two years as Buckeyes and look ahead at what to expect from them in 2020 and beyond with the Third-Year Reset.

Ohio State will be counting on its class of 2018, which is the highest-rated recruiting class OSU has ever signed, to step up in a big way as it looks to make another run to the College Football Playoff (if there is one) despite the departures of many key players from last season.

Each of them have now been with the Buckeyes for two years, and by the end of the upcoming season – assuming it happens – all of them will either be on the back end of their…