Why Garrett Stover chose Ohio State: 'I’ve been wanting to be a Buckeye my whole life'

Here's why the Big Walnut safety and linebacker ended his recruitiment early and chose the Buckeyes.

But for Stover, it's something that was inevitable. He always knew he wanted to be a Buckeye.Sign up for the Ohio State Sports Insider text group with Dispatch reporters

“I’ve been wanting to be a Buckeye my whole life,” the Big Walnut safety/linebacker said. “I’ve kind of known for a little while now this is where I want to be. It was kind of one of those things where I wanted to get it out of the way and just kind of focus on myself, on getting healthy with my shoulder, focus on getting better every day so I can prepare for when I get to Ohio State.

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