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Former Ohio State safety Jahsen Wint finds a new home

Jahsen Wint finds a new home in Huntington, West Virginia for the 2023 season.

Shortly after finding out that former Ohio State defensive back, Amir Riep would continue his football at Lincoln University in Oakland, California, we now know where Jahsen Wint will resume his career. Wint announced that he has committed to Marshall University.

In a YouTube video that is close to nine minutes long, Wint takes you on a journey in three parts. Starting with his upbringing and walking through the events that happened during and after his case, the former Buckeye announced he will be attending Marshall in the fall.

You can watch Wint’s video in its entirety below courtesy of his personal Twitter feed. However, please be warned there is some adult language.

Wint came to Ohio State in 2016 and spent four seasons in Scarlet and Gray. He appeared in 35 games with the Buckeyes and became part of the rotation in 2018. He recorded 39 tackles and a sack in his OSU career.

Wint will look to step in immediately to help the Thundering Herd who went 9-4 in 2022, ending the season with a win over UConn in the Myrtle Beach Bowl.

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Amir Riep, Jahsen Wint officially indicted on charges of rape, kidnapping

Former Ohio State players Jahsen Wint and Amir Riep have been officially indicted on three charges of kidnapping and rape by a grand jury.

Former Ohio State players Amir Riep and Jahsen Wint have been officially indicted on two counts of felony rape, and one count of felony kidnapping. It occurred Friday by Grand Jury and carries a possibility of 33 years of prison and registration as sex offenders if convicted.

The next step in the process is a scheduled arraignment on March 6 in Franklin County Court of Common Pleas.

The two were arrested and charged with kidnapping and rape on February 11 stemming from a police report filed by a 19-year old female. The police report was filed as a result of an incident on February 4 according to public records. Both men were almost immediately dismissed from the Ohio State football team by Ryan Day.

Both men are also currently free on bail and plan to enter not guilty pleas according to their attorneys.

We’ll continue to follow up on this as news cycles through.

 

Amir Riep, Jahsen Wint post bond, intend to plead not guilty to charges of kidnapping and rape

Former Ohio State players Amir Riep and Jahsen Wint have posted bond and plan to plead not guilty to charges of kidnapping and rape.

We continue to follow the circumstances surrounding the charges and arrest of Ohio State player’s Jahsen Wint and Amir Riep. The arraignment for both occurred on Thursday, with neither entering a plea. Both attorneys have made statements that both intend to enter not guilty pleas.

Bond was set at $100,000 for Amir Riep and $75,000 for Jahsen Wint during the arraignment at the Franklin County Municipal Court. As a condition of their release, both men are barred from having contact with the alleged victim or each other. Both have also signed a protection order that keeps them from contacting the victim.

According to court records, both players were charged with kidnapping and rape tied to an incident that occurred last week involving a 19-year old woman who was hanging out with both. Both were dismissed from the team the day after according to a statement released by Ohio State head coach Ryan Day.

The next step is a preliminary hearing set for both next Friday, February 21 at 9:30 AM. We’ll continue to follow this story as it develops.

 

 

BREAKING: Ohio State players Amir Riep and Jahsen Wint have been dismissed from the team

Ryan Day has announced that Ohio State football players Jahsen Wint and Amir Riep have been released from the team.

Ohio State players Amir Riep and Jahsen Wint are no longer on the Ohio State football team per a release from head coach Ryan Day late Wednesday.

“I have dismissed Amir Riep and Jahsen Wint from our football program,” said Day through a release. “I am not making any statement on the criminal charges, but it is clear they did not live up to our standards and my expectations. The athletics department will make sure they both continue to have access to the health and well-being resources available to students and student-athletes. Due to the ongoing criminal investigation, I will not be commenting further.”

News broke late Wednesday that the two were charged with kidnapping and rape and a warrant issued for their arrest. And while those charges will have to work their way through the court system as a very serious matter, it is clear that Ryan Day is taking a no-nonsense approach — as he should.

We’ll have more on this if it becomes available.

 

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Ohio State football players Amir Riep and Jahsen Wint charged with kidnapping, rape

Ohio State football players Amir Riep and Jahsen Wint have been charged with kidnapping and rape. Both have warrants out for their arrest.

Ohio State football players Amir Riep and Jahsen Wint have been charged with kidnapping and rape according to a complaint filed stemming from an incident last week.

The Franklin County Municipal Court has issued warrants for both players’ arrests. They are both charged with rape by threat of force, and kidnapping for the purpose of engaging in sexual activity. Both are first-degree felonies.

Cleveland.com was provided the following statement from an Ohio State spokesman on the matter.

“We are aware that two of our students have been arrested and criminally charged. They have been suspended from all activities involving the football program. We will share more information when available.”

Eleven Warriors was the first to report the news.

Both players are juniors. We’ll have more on this story as it develops.

 

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