When Ohio State signed the country’s No. 2 recruiting class on national signing day last February, there wasn’t a whole lot head coach Urban Meyer could complain about.
The Buckeyes finished the 2013 recruiting cycle with a bang, nabbing prospects like 4-star, all-purpose back Dontre Wilson, 4-star receiver James Clark and 5-star safety Vonn Bell to secure the Big Ten’s top recruiting class for the second consecutive year under Meyer.
Despite the strong finish, though, there was one thing Meyer wasn’t happy about.
The Buckeyes only managed to sign two true offensive linemen to their 25-member class last year, a number that was way too low for a team losing four of its five starting O-linemen to graduation in 2013.
Because of that, Meyer and the coaching staff are putting an emphasis on recruiting along the offensive line this year. On Sunday, the Buckeyes got some good news on that front.
One of Ohio State’s top offensive line targets—Jamarco Jones out of…
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