Ohio State was able to close with arguably the best recruiting class on National Signing Day last February. Though there was elite firepower throughout the class, one player stands out among the rest—Texas native Dontre Wilson. Wilson competed in Texas’ 5A division, the top division for high school football in the state. Facing top-notch competition, he was able to rack up over 1,800 yards on the ground while catching 37 passes for 750 yards. A player like this doesn’t come around too often, and it just so happens that Urban Meyer will now have the opportunity to incorporate Wilson into an already dangerous offense. There’s been much talk through the offseason about a playmaker emerging—a true playmaker who can catch a five-yard pass and turn it into a 80-yard touchdown. With Wilson, you get that threat every time he touches the ball. Sure, Jordan Hall will have an opportunity early in the year to prove
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