(Michael Conroy/Associated Press)Bruce Judson was already feeling neglected. The class of 2017 football prospect from Cocoa, Fla., had orally committed to Ohio State shortly after the Buckeyes beat Oregon to win the inaugural College Football Playoff championship. After he pledged to play for Ohio State, Judson said Coach Urban Meyer began ignoring him. “Coach Meyer contacted me enough to get my commitment,” Judson said in a Thursday interview with SEC Country. “Then once he got me, he told me make sure I keep calling him. But after a couple of months, he just stopped talking to me.” Judson, who is rated a four-star athlete by ESPN and Rivals.com, broke his commitment to Ohio State back in October, citing a lack of communication with Meyer. In an article published Thursday, Judson told SEC Country writer Zach Abolverdi about the last straw that convinced him to sever ties with Meyer and the Buckeyes. [Dec. 30: Urban Meyer redrew the college football map in 2015] During his last visit to Ohio State, Judson said Meyer approached him and another recruit, Richard LeCounte III, and had to ask the Florida native, “Who are you?” Per SEC Country: “Long story short, I was walking in the hallway about to go to the indoor field and work out. He was like, ‘Hey.’ I looked around. ‘Come here.’ He was like, ‘How you doing, you like your visit?’ I said, ‘Yeah.’ Then he’s like, ‘What up Richard LeCounte…
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