Guessing that visits to Fairfield and Walnut Hills, at a minimum, are lined up. Edit: Oh, and Moeller too.
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akgoel77
Desert Buckeye
Do Rivals’ Rankings Really Matter?
Not sure if I did the link right, but I always find these recruiting look backs to be interesting.
Not sure if I did the link right, but I always find these recruiting look backs to be interesting.
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Here's an interesting article on "red flags" in recruiting. Urban Meyer is quoted: "I don’t care what you do at camps. I want to hear your high school coach say: Take him.'"
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Coaches also shared the following red flags worth sharing: “Kids that have never had to compete for a starting job,” “prospect who calls you by your first name,” “prospects that comes to campus smelling like marijuana,” “when he only brings his girlfriend on his recruiting visit,” and “a kid that has transferred multiple times.”
this is pretty dumb/ballsy/unaware to do me thinks when you are trying to get a SCHOLARSHIP
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malibuspeedrace
First Team All Big Ten
Surprised to not see...."gets arrested on official or unofficial visit"
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UGA just lost their highest rated commitment to LSU(that makes 3 GA prospects to LSU), now left with 1 commit. Hardly any of the top GA talent is considering UGA...
http://georgia.247sports.com/Article/LSU-has-landed-three-commitments-in-Georgia-52423634
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
‘A Young Man Who is Going to Pick Ohio State Picks Competition’
Quarterback Tate Martell sat down at a table this past February surrounded by at least a dozen media members.
It was signing day for Ohio State and the freshmen who had enrolled in the winter spent some time talking to reporters. One of the common topics of conversation for Martell was why he signed with Ohio State when they already had Joe Burrow and Dwayne Haskins in front of him, and 2018 5-star prospect Emory Jones coming in behind him.
To put it another way, some kept wondering why he didn’t choose an easier path for himself.
“I have no issue with having to compete for a position,” he said at the time. “This is not where I want to stop. I want to go on and play in the NFL. I’m happy to go out and compete against the best guy out there.”
The Ohio State football program may provide a clearer path to the NFL than any other university in the nation. But clearer doesn’t mean easier.
There is nothing easy about choosing this path. It is painful, arduous, and uncomfortable. It is also one hell of a recruiting draw for the right kind of player.
“A young man who is going to pick Ohio State picks competition,” linebacker coach Billy Davis said this spring. “There are easier paths to take. You can go to another school that’s in the Big Ten or somewhere where you can start earlier. If you pick here, you pick to come through the hard, competitive road, and that competition alone brings out the best in you.”
The results don’t shrink under scrutiny either. They stand out.
Entire article: http://theozone.net/2017/06/pick-ohio-state-picks-competition/
Quarterback Tate Martell sat down at a table this past February surrounded by at least a dozen media members.
It was signing day for Ohio State and the freshmen who had enrolled in the winter spent some time talking to reporters. One of the common topics of conversation for Martell was why he signed with Ohio State when they already had Joe Burrow and Dwayne Haskins in front of him, and 2018 5-star prospect Emory Jones coming in behind him.
To put it another way, some kept wondering why he didn’t choose an easier path for himself.
“I have no issue with having to compete for a position,” he said at the time. “This is not where I want to stop. I want to go on and play in the NFL. I’m happy to go out and compete against the best guy out there.”
The Ohio State football program may provide a clearer path to the NFL than any other university in the nation. But clearer doesn’t mean easier.
There is nothing easy about choosing this path. It is painful, arduous, and uncomfortable. It is also one hell of a recruiting draw for the right kind of player.
“A young man who is going to pick Ohio State picks competition,” linebacker coach Billy Davis said this spring. “There are easier paths to take. You can go to another school that’s in the Big Ten or somewhere where you can start earlier. If you pick here, you pick to come through the hard, competitive road, and that competition alone brings out the best in you.”
The results don’t shrink under scrutiny either. They stand out.
Entire article: http://theozone.net/2017/06/pick-ohio-state-picks-competition/
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calibuck
Too soon old, too late smart
And that is why once a school rides high with recruits, then it snowballs. How can our Oline allow so many sacks, since they daily go up against tOSU's outstanding Dline? Every day practice against that caliber of opponent simply has to make you better. That's my story and I'm sticking to it! Go Bucks!
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