Buckeyes offer another 2014 defensive end
It was back in the trenches again for Urban Meyer. A big advocate of defense starting up front, the Ohio State coach offered his 10th defensive end from the class of 2014, this time coming in the form of Kentavious Street (Greenville, N.C./J.H. Rose). Street is also the 15th defensive lineman from the junior class offered by the Buckeyes. It’s an offer the 6-foot-2, 256-pound Street puts up with the likes of Virginia Tech, Clemson and Georgia Tech.
Ohio State Ranked #14 in Latest AP Poll
After Ohio State’s big win over Miami (Ohio) the Buckeyes moved from #18 to #14. Michigan fell from #8 to #19 after their humiliating loss to Alabama. The Spartans moved up two spots…
Big Ten schedules need an upgrade
Mark Dantonio and the Michigan State Spartans didn’t make a huge deal out of beating Boise State on Friday night. They know there is still a long way to go in a season…
McKayla Maroney Is Not Impressed With The Michigan Wolverines
Looks like McKayla Maroney wasn’t impressed with Michigan’s 23-20 win in overtime against the Virginia Tech during the Allstate Sugar Bowl on January 3, 2012. We’re weren’t either McKayla. Go Bucks!
Introduction to 2014 Safety C.J. Reavis
6’1 195 pound safety C.J. Reavis is an up and coming star in the class of 2014. The safety comes from Chester, Virginia. He is beginning to rake in offers from several elite programs and there will definitely be more to come. Reavis had a good sophomore season leading Thomas Dale H.S. to the 3rd round of the playoffs in the state of Virginia before losing to Hermitage H.S., home of 2013 running back Derrick Green, and current Ohio State linebacker Curtis Grant. Ohio State certainly knows this area on the recruiting trail. Here are the highlights to my conversation with C.J. Reavis. 5 offers in total: Virginia Tech, Virginia, Maryland, NC State, and Boston College Also receiving interest from Michigan, Ohio State, Alabama, Cincinnati, Miami, and Clemson Was also a fan of South Carolina and LSU growing up, so he is hoping for offers from them Has talked to Coach Zach Smith of Ohio State Supposed to call Urban Meyer at some point (an offer could come at that point) Supposed…
Taquan Mizzell update
Taquan Mizzell is an elite running back out of the state of Virginia. His intial ranking among scouting services has received a huge boost after he tore up the camp and combine circuit. Most recently, he was bumped up to the #43 player in the country by Rivals. A few days ago Mizzell announced his top 10 schools. I caught up with Taquan to discuss his top 10 and more in his recruitment. Top 10 in no particular order: West Virginia, Virginia, Miami, Clemson, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Virginia Tech, Illinois, NC State, and North Carolina Notre Dame most recent to offer: Excited about that offer and has them in top 10. Mizzell is excited and feels the same about every offer he receives though. Thrilled and excited to reap the benefits of his camp performance. Mizzell said it was nice to see his hard work pay off. His size right now is 5-foot-10 and 187 pounds. Will also be attending the Rivals 5 star challenge in Atlanta, The Opening, and Gridiron Kings. Will have…
Johnson Names New Hokie Assistant Coaches
Virginia Tech head men’s basketball coach James Johnson has announced the hiring of Kurt Kanaskie, Mark Byington and Ramon Williams as assistant coaches in the program.
Introduction to 2014 DE Da’Shawn Hand
Standing at 6’5″, 250 pounds, Woodbridge (VA) High School, sophomore defensive end, Da’Shawn Hand already holds offers from 25 division I programs, Hand’s offer list includes: Alabama, Arkansas, Baylor, Boston College, Clemson, Duke, Florida, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Illinois, Miami, Michigan, Michigan State, N.C. State, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Penn. State, Pittsburgh, Rutgers, South Carolina, South Florida, Stanford, Syracuse, Virginia, and Virginia Tech. Hand has been dubbed the number one player in the 2014 class by almost everyone involved in the recruiting world. Hand’s highlight tape is very impressive (must watch, I have attached it), perhaps the most impressive part of his game is the way he uses his hands to make plays. Another aspect of Da’Shawn that impressed me was his attitude. Da’Shawn came across as an overall good kid to me, which you do not always see with elite recruits. Read on to find out more about Da’Shawn’s game and what’s going on in his recruitment. How did your sophomore season go? It went great…
Ohio State Ranked 20th In ESPN Preseason Poll (Video)
ESPN has Ohio State ranked #20 in their pre-season poll. Do you agree? 1. USC 2. LSU 3. Alabama 4. Oregon 5. Oklahoma 6. Georgia 7. Florida St. 8. South Carolina 9. Arkansas…
Full Ride Power Rankings: Shane Morris Highlights Michigan Monster ’13 Class
Follow Full RideIn his first year as head man in Ann Arbor, Brady Hoke led the Michigan Wolverines to an exciting 23-20 Sugar Bowl victory over Virginia Tech. And that was without “his”…
