Jack Wohlabaugh, a backup offensive lineman for Ohio State for the last two seasons, is transferring to Duke.
Blue Devils head coach David Cutcliffe made the announcement Thursday, according to Jonathan Alexander of the News & Observer. Wohlabaugh also tweeted out a statement.
Excited for what the future holds! pic.twitter.com/iXx1xXPqWu
— Jack Wohlabaugh (@JackWohlabaugh) January 4, 2018
Wohlabaugh came to OSU in 2016 as a 3-star prospect out of Walsh Jesuit High School in Stow, Ohio. That’s the same school that produced former Buckeye star and assistant coach Mike Vrabel.
Wohlabaugh redshirted for the 2016 season and was not listed on the two-deep this fall. He was considered a possible candidate to replace all-American and Rimington Award center Billy Price in 2018.
He will now have to sit out the 2018 season, and have two seasons of eligibility remaining in 2019 and 2020.
Just one year ago another Buckeye offensive linemen, Evan Lisle, was a graduate transfer to Duke.