Lejond Cavazos is in the transfer portal.
The redshirt sophomore defensive back entered the transfer portal on Monday, an Ohio State spokesperson confirmed.
Cavazos was not in attendance for Ohio State’s student appreciation day on Saturday, and now, he’s opted to leave the team altogether to continue his college football career elsewhere in search of increased playing time.
That said, Cavazos’ departure leaves the Buckeyes with just six true cornerbacks on scholarship: Burke, Brown, Hancock, Johnson and true freshmen Jyaire Brown and Ryan Turner.His departure brings Ohio State down to 89 scholarship players for the 2022 season, four above the 85-man limit.
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