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New Ohio State football commit trolls Michigan during commitment stream (Video)

Connor Muldowney
Connor Muldowney

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Sep 3, 2022; Columbus, Ohio, USA; Ohio State Buckeye recruit DB Aaron Scott (2024) before the NCAA football game between Ohio State Buckeyes and Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Ohio Stadium.Osufb Recruits Kwr05

Ohio State football fans are celebrating a big win over Michigan on Sunday afternoon.

After a hotly-contested recruitment between Michigan, Ohio State, and Oregon, the Buckeyes won out for top-100 prospect Aaron Scott Jr. from Springfield, Ohio.

The Wolverines have landed their share of Ohio commits this cycle and Jim Harbaugh was hoping that Scott would be the latest but he committed to the Buckeyes on a live stream on Sunday evening, opting to stay “home.”

But his commitment stream didn’t come without a little controversy.

Ohio State football pledge trolls Michigan on stream

As Scott was getting ready to pick a school, he had a Buckeye backpack with an Ohio State hat along with a Michigan backpack and Wolverines hat sitting on the table in front of him. He picked up the Ohio State bag and hat and shook his head, tossing it aside. The attendees were stunned.

He then picked up the Michigan bag and everyone assumed he was about to pull out a Wolverines shirt at that point and commit to Harbaugh, but he pulled another switcheroo. He pulled out an Ohio State jersey from the Michigan bag and announced he was a Buckeye.

Just watch the troll:

https://twitter.com/247Sports/status/1685783400378966016?s=20

Obviously Michigan fans didn’t like this too much but Buckeye fans enjoyed the troll more than anyone. I mean, the absolute disrespect of pulling an Ohio State jersey out of a Michigan backpack to commit to the Buckeyes. Unreal.

Scott is going to be a fan favorite in Columbus, it seems.

Connor Muldowney

Connor Muldowney

Connor is the expert of Rubbing The Rock and Spartan Avenue and has been covering college football and basketball at FanSided for over 10 years. He worked previously for the Detroit News and Bleacher Report. Connor graduated from Michigan State with a degree in journalism and has stopped his dad from leaving way too many sporting events early to “beat traffic”. If he’s not watching sports, you can find him hanging out with his dog, Izzy, and trying to find the scariest horror movie out there.