COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio State football program enters the summer months in a solid position with its 2022 recruiting class. The Buckeyes have the No. 3 class in the country featuring three players rated as five-stars, four others in the top 200 and have already locked up their top tight end targets. We are a month away from the recruiting dead period ending, and then the fun can begin. There’s work to do to earn that first recruiting title, and there were some wins and losses over the past four months that have led to their current standing. The Wins Possibly the biggest win of the first four months of 2021 was landing Jaheim Singletary the day after beating Clemson in the Sugar Bowl. That’s a significant win, given the five-star’s recruitment was headed in a different direction until Kerry Coombs got involved in November. The hometown Florida Gators…
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