Jose Rodriguez Transferring Out Of Ohio State
Jose Rodriguez Transferring Out Of Ohio State
Jose Rodriguez will be transferring out of Ohio State
Jose Rodriguez will be leaving Ohio State and has been granted a release. It is not known at this time where he will be transferring.
Rodriguez went 16-12 this year for the Buckeyes, qualifying for the NCAA tournament after a seventh place finish at the Big Ten championships. He made the finals of Cliff Keen Las Vegas back in December, and lost controversially to two-time All American Joey Dance.
The two-time Ohio state champ will have three years of eligibility remaining, but only if he transfers to a school outside of the Big Ten. Rodriguez was ranked the #58 recruit from the class of 2015.
This of course opens up the question of if Nathan Tomasello will be dropping back down to 125 pounds; NaTo was the 125lb champ in 2015. If not, their incoming recruits at that weight are Brakan Mead and Jaimen Hood. Tomasello dropping could cause a chain reaction putting Luke Pletcher at 133 and Ke-Shawn Hayes at 141. Hayes missed the majority of this year with an injury.
Rodriguez went 16-12 this year for the Buckeyes, qualifying for the NCAA tournament after a seventh place finish at the Big Ten championships. He made the finals of Cliff Keen Las Vegas back in December, and lost controversially to two-time All American Joey Dance.
The two-time Ohio state champ will have three years of eligibility remaining, but only if he transfers to a school outside of the Big Ten. Rodriguez was ranked the #58 recruit from the class of 2015.
This of course opens up the question of if Nathan Tomasello will be dropping back down to 125 pounds; NaTo was the 125lb champ in 2015. If not, their incoming recruits at that weight are Brakan Mead and Jaimen Hood. Tomasello dropping could cause a chain reaction putting Luke Pletcher at 133 and Ke-Shawn Hayes at 141. Hayes missed the majority of this year with an injury.