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Originally Posted by RB07OSU
My (extremely early) rational wish list (assuming we end up with 18-20):
1. QB: Malik Zaire
2. RB: Derrick Green
3. RB/WR: Ty Isaac
4. WR/ATH: Jalin Marshall
5. WR: Robert Foster
6. WR: Uriah LeMay (yeah maybe a stretch but the ties are there)
7. TE: Adam Breneman
8. OT: Evan Lisle
9. OT: Ethan Pocic
10. OT: Hunter Bivin
11. DE/LB: Jaylon Smith
12. DE/DT: Elijah Daniel
13. DT: Billy Price
14. DT: Donovan Munger
15. LB: Courtney Love
16. DB: Cameron Burrows
17. DB: Eli Woodard
18. DB: Dymonte Thomas (I truly think the flip will happen)
19. DB: Caleb Day
20. ATH/LB: Ben Gedeon
- If my scholarship number is off, let me know and I'll adjust. That would be one sick class alone but of course we are going to have interest from other top national guys like Fulwood, Muhammed, Levenberry, Gray, McQuay, Tilley-Tulman, Fox, Parker, Gilmore, O'Daniel, etc...if we could pull anyone off that list, it would be amazing. Biggest stretches I have above are Thomas, LeMay, Isaac, and Bivin.
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It is interesting to see your list 1 year out rbosu, which I think is as good as guess at this point as any. What I see as interesting is the class looks to be about one-half Ohio guys. If
OSU can get most of the top 10-12 guys in Ohio, plus the 4-5 out of staters that we now are in extremely strong position for, that would leave alot of time and energy for the last 5 or so national recruits, likely all difference makers. I like the odds of UFM and staff to hit another home run in this situation.
Contrast this with Michigan's situation. As of a few days ago, Mich had only 4 offers out in-state. Of those one is already committed to ND. According to Mgoblog a couple of the others are consideredSparty leans. The '12 class had around 9 in-state players in it. Likely no home field help this year. Maybe 80-85 percent will have to be out of state recruits. At this point Mich has at least 20 offers out in the state of Ohio. Many of these guys will not also be offered by
OSU. Looks similiar to Rich Rods Ohio strategy. This recruiting cycle Mich. will be working with a weak home state crop, competing against a no longer crippled
OSU in Ohio and the rest of the midwest. This year will be a good test as to whether Mich. is truly back in recruiting.