COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State’s top receiver target in the 2018 recruiting class may be forced to miss his senior season. Kamryn Babb, a four-star receiver from St. Louis, suffered a “significant knee injury” last week according to a report on Monday from David Kvidahl of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. The nature of the injury was not reported, but it’s possible Babb misses the 2017 high school season. Babb is the No. 38 overall prospect and the No. 6 receiver in the 247Sports composite ratings. He’s long been considered a Buckeye lean, and all 22 predictions in the 247Sports crystal ball are for Ohio State. This would be the second significant injury of Babb’s high school career. According to Kvidahl’s report, Babb was limited to six games last year due to an undisclosed injury. Babb did compete at Nike’s The Opening Finals in Portland, Ore., last month. This shouldn’t change Babb’s standing…
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