Ohio State WR Target Drake Harris Commits to Michigan
In the recruiting war that’s currently underway between Ohio State coach Urban Meyer and Michigan coach Brady Hoke, both have won a significant battle over the last seven days. Last week it was…
Ohio State the New Favorite for Pivotal 4-Star WR Recruit
Ohio State is coming off a massive recruiting weekend that saw more than 20 of the top 2014 and 2015 football prospects travel to Columbus for a first-hand look at the Buckeyes. Head…
OSU Football: Comparing Corey ‘Philly’ Brown to Former Buckeye WR Ted Ginn Jr.
Since the Ohio State football program was established way back in the year of 1890, a lot of exciting players have been given the privilege to call themselves “Buckeyes.” A preliminary glance at all of…
4-Star WR and Ohio State Target Drake Harris Decommits from Michigan State
Looking to build off the momentum of signing the nation’s No. 2 recruiting class following a perfect 12-0 season in 2012, Urban Meyer and the Ohio State Buckeyes areĀ pursuingĀ some of the most talented…
Recently offered WR Kief plans next step
Alabama’s courtship of receiver Derek Kief all happened fast, first making contact last week, followed by an offer on Thursday. So what’s next for the Cincinnati La Salle receiver? Kief is planning a visit to the Tide this month. The 6-foot-5, 180-pound standout spoke with Tide coach Nick Saban on Thursday morning. It was the first time the two spoke. “He said he liked my ball skills and my size and my aggressiveness,” Kief said.
Watch List WR cuts list, returns to UGA
ATHENS, Ga. — ESPN Watch List wide receiver Demarre Kitt (Tyrone, Ga./Sandy Creek) recently cut his mammoth offer list down to a top-15 group of schools that he will consider. “It got crazy at one point with almost everybody that offered me trying to talk to me,” Kitt said. “So I had to cut my list down to 15 schools. After spring practice I will cut it down to eight or 10. At the end of summer I will do five and then go from there.
What Ohio State Must Pitch to 6’5" 4-Star WR Dallis Todd During Unofficial Visit
Urban Meyer and the Ohio State Buckeyes have the chance to take a very early lead in the recruitment of one of the more interesting wide receivers in the 2014 class: Dallis Todd . Todd has elite potential as a wideout, if only because of his size. He’s 6’5”, 210 pounds and he’s ranked as the No. 30 wide receiver in the 2014 class (247Sports Composite). Like I said, though, he has the potential to be one of the better wideouts from this class. Ohio State just recently offered the big recruit a scholarship, and he’s already developed a strong recruiting relationship with a member of the staff, according to Marc Givler of BuckeyeGrove .com: California is a state where several Ohio State assistants all pitch in to recruit the area but Todd has developed a strong relationship already with one Buckeye assistant. “I talk with coach (Tim) Hinton,” Todd explained. “We…
What Ohio State Must Pitch to 6’5" 4-Star WR Dallis Todd During Unofficial Visit
Urban Meyer and the Ohio State Buckeyes have the chance to take a very early lead in the recruitment of one of the more interesting wide receivers in the 2014 class: Dallis Todd….
WR Todd takes in USC junior day
Wide receiver Dallis Todd (La Mirada, Calif./La Mirada) has seen his recruitment take off over the past few months. Offers from Clemson, Florida, Nebraska, Ohio State and Texas A&M, among others, made him one of the more sought-after receivers in the West region. But this past weekend, Todd was able to take his first up-close look at an in-state school as he visited USC for the Trojans’ junior day. “Overall it was good,” Todd said. “I got to talk to the coaching staff and coach [Lane] Kiffin.
Accessing the 2014 WR/ATH position
What will Ohio State do for an encore? That’s the question after the Buckeyes landed wide receiver/athletes Jalin Marshall, Dontre Wilson, Corey Smith and James Clark in the 2013 recruiting class. With 2014 underway, Ohio State has shown no signs of slowing down with 16 offers out. Offensive tackle is the only position with more offers out. Of the sweet 16, 14 appear on the ESPN Watch List with some can’t-miss names among the masses.
