ESPN Class Rankings: July 29 update ESPN national recruiting coordinator Craig Haubert joins Phil Murphy to break down notable movers in the ESPN class rankings. 0 Shares Print Ohio State is making a push to try and lead the college football world on all fronts. Already the defending national champions on the field, the Buckeyes have now also moved to the front of the pack on the recruiting trail. Making a jump up from No. 3 into the top spot, Ohio State added a pair of ESPN 300 commitments to its class, led by five-star DL Nick Bosa. The younger brother of current Buckeyes standout defender Joey Bosa, is the No. 1 DE in the 2016 class. Bosa is an explosive, strong and active player who uses his hands well, quickly contribute and develop into one of college football’s premier D-Lineman. Luke Farrell is a nice fit for the Buckeyes at TE. With his addition, Ohio State now has over a half-dozen commits who rank among the top-five at their respective position. Ole Miss climbed a spot to No. 8 after a few additions, including ESPN 300 prospect Jaylon Jones, an aggressive and versatile defensive back…
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