Urban Meyer and the Ohio State football program have established a solid recruiting relationship with one of the country’s most prestigious high-school football programs in Bishop Gorman. The Buckeyes have already earned three top-100 recruits from the program in four-star quarterback Tate Martell, four-star wide receiver Tyjon Lindsey and four-star defensive tackle Haskell Garrett. It may not end there as Gorman safety Bubba Bolden announced that he will be taking his first official visit to Ohio State on Nov. 5 when the Buckeyes take on No. 7 Nebraska. The game looks to provide an electric environment which should help Ohio State’s chances on landing the No. 77 best player in the 2017 recruiting class. Standing at 6-foot-3, 190 pounds, Bolden possesses the size to deliver big hits on opposing players and also has the athleticism to cover the entire field. He has shown the ability to find the ball in the air, allowing him to put himself into a position to make a play on it. While there is no doubt Bolden has ties to the program, there is an issue with space at the position. The Buckeyes already hold a commitment at the position in this year’s class –…
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