The country’s No. 1 class of 2018 running back, Laurinburg (N.C.) Scotland standout Zamir White, visited Ohio State in June and afterwards said he had a “great visit.” White also made it back to Ohio State a second time and was on hand as the Buckeyes rolled over Nebraska 62-3 in early November. Tony Alford stopped at Scotland High in late January and at the time Scotland head coach Richard Bailey said he thought the Buckeyes were in White’s top two or three. However, the Buckeyes now appear to be No. 5 on White’s list with Georgia, Alabama, Clemson and North Carolina occupying the top four spots. Top 4??1. Georgia2.Alabama3. Clemson4. North Carolina — Zeus34 (@zeus1_34) February 21, 2017 White plans to announce his college choice on June 27. White has dozens and dozens of scholarship offers. In addition to Ohio State White has a list of offers that includes…
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