Colorado '20 TN OL - Jake Wray (Colorado Verbal)

Jake Wray's decision to join his older brother, Max, at Ohio State gives the Buckeyes a pair of bookend offensive tackles who excel in the run game. https://t.co/4SbjG2b7He

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) April 23, 2018

 

Jake Wray committed to #OhioState a little over a month ago and he will be back in Columbus soon. See images of the #GoBucks commitment in this Photo Gallery.

GALLERY: https://t.co/qyvUqYCaFO pic.twitter.com/I3tHNobWCE

— ChadSimmons (@ChadSimmons_) May 29, 2018

 

#StayCrootin:

- Jake Wray is looking to do big things in the Class of 2020.
- 4-star RB Darvon Hubbard will see Ohio State twice in June.
- Other #stuff https://t.co/SupusZjSnM

— Jeremy Birmingham (@Birm) June 5, 2018

 

#StayCrootin:

- Jake Wray is looking to do big things in the Class of 2020.
- 4-star RB Darvon Hubbard will see Ohio State twice in June.
- Other #stuff https://t.co/SupusZjSnM

— Jeremy Birmingham (@Birm) June 5, 2018

 

Dynamite Dozen: Before he joins Buckeyes, Jake Wray sets goal of anchoring Marietta line #CobbCounty https://t.co/euicrzkFRz

— Cobb Football Friday (@CobbFballFri) August 12, 2018

 

Jake Wray - "I'm excited to see what the Buckeyes do this year and very glad to have our coach back."

 

4-star offensive lineman Jake Wray, 2020, Marietta (Ga.)

“It is great to have our coach back. I’m excited to see what our Buckeyes do this year.”

 

https://t.co/NKG9VLArJW

— ChadSimmons (@ChadSimmons_) September 10, 2018

 

Four-star offensive lineman Jake Wray (Marietta, Ga.) was also in action as his Blue Devils fell 21-14 to St. John's out of Washington D.C. Wray, a 6-foot-5, 290-pound tackle, saw his team suffer a fourth loss overall and a fourth loss in its non-region schedule.

Marietta is off this coming week before returning to action Oct. 5, hosting North Paulding.

 

Ohio State's first commitment in what has blossomed into a star-studded 2020 class — Marietta, Ga., four-star offensive tackle Jake Wray — will be back on campus for Michigan on Saturday. https://t.co/P9MX8bUZzq

— Garrett Stepien (@GarrettStepien) November 20, 2018

 

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Ohio State loses its second commitment following Urban Meyer's retirement as four-star offensive tackle Jake Wray announces his decommitment. https://t.co/kSCyLD3dTc

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) December 5, 2018

 

#Buckeyes lose second 2020 commit in as many days as Jake Wray announces he’s opening things up. Tough loss for OSU but very realistic he could end up back in the fold with brother on the roster and history/relationship with program. https://t.co/cIkgSx7RKR

— Alex Gleitman (@alexgleitman) December 5, 2018

 

Ohio State very much remains a top school for both Wray and Cavazos moving forward despite their respective decommitments. Their decisions more so ensure they’re making a decision based on what school is best for them as a whole rather than one specific coach.

— Andrew Lind (@AndrewMLind) December 5, 2018

 

Makes sense for Ohio State’s 2020 commits to open things back up and reevaluate their recruitment amid Urban Meyer’s retirement and uncertainty surrounding their potential position coaches. It’s early, so plenty of time to build relationships with Ryan Day and any new staff.

— Andrew Lind (@AndrewMLind) December 5, 2018

 

Thankful to receive an offer from The University of Utah #GoUtes. pic.twitter.com/049XPDeYaC

— Jake Wray (@jakewray77) January 27, 2019

 

Four-star, No. 21 offensive tackle Jake Wray, out of Georgia, received an offer from Illinois on Thursday night. Wray was committed to Ohio State from April 2018 until December, when he reopened his recruitment.