Bucks in front for Carman? When it comes to next year’s recruiting cycle for Ohio State and Head Coach Urban Meyer, perhaps the biggest target overall comes in the form of 2018 offensive tackle Jackson Carman from Fairfield High School in Fairfield, Ohio. Carman is currently pegged as the 17th best prospect in the 2018 class. He also finds himself third at his position of offensive tackle. To no surprise, he’s graded as the top player in the state of Ohio and the Buckeyes are fully aware of how special the 6-foot-6, 290-pounder is to the Buckeye State. Additionally, it appears that OSU’s pursuit has paid big dividends on where they stand with the five-star prospect. In a piece profiling Carman, Steve Wiltfong of 247Sports.com describes Ohio State as “the program to beat” for the instate prospect. Carman went on to describe his relationship with some members of the OSU coaching staff, who have clearly done an outstanding job recruiting the standout offensive tackle: My relationship with the coaches, Coach (Urban) Meyer and Coach (Greg) Stud(rawa), it’s been great talking to them almost every day,” Carman said. “I’m really close with them and they feel like family. College football is…
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