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tBBC: OSU Recruiting Two’fer.. Dwayne Haskins and Keandre Jones Commit to Buckeyes
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(Urban was all business on Monday.. No time off for him)
The Class of 2016 for Ohio State just got a bit classier. Earlier today, long-striding WR Binjimen Victor (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) committed to the Buckeyes..
Per Ari Wasserman of cleveland,com, Urban wasn’t done for the day. Two players verbally committed to Maryland had changes of hearts and minds, and decided to pursue their academic and athletic futures at Ohio State. They were 4-star LB Keandre Jones (6’3″, 198) and QB Dwayne Haskins.
Because not only did Jones confirm his decision to flip, but joining him in the Buckeyes 2016 recruiting class is four-star quarterback Dwayne Haskins of Potomac (Md.) The Bullis School, another former Maryland commit.
Combine those two flips with the commit the Buckeyes got from four-star wide receiver Binjimen Victor of Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) Coconut Beach earlier Monday morning, and Meyer may have Ohio State in position to sign the No. 1 overall recruiting class in 2016.
Per 247sports, Jones is the #9 rated OLB in this class. He held nine offers from schools that included: Maryland, Auburn, Iowa, Penn State and West Virginia. He played his high school football at Olney (MD) Good Counsel.
Keandra Jones: courtesy 247sports
Joining young Mr. Jones is Potomac, MD (The Bullis School) 4-star QB Dwayne Haskins (6-3, 198). Per 247sports, Dwayne is the 7th rated ‘pro style’ quarterback in the 2016 class. He held 37 offers from schools that included: Florida, Florida State, Alabama, Maryland, LSU, Notre Dame, Oklahoma… It’s a damn impressive list.
Dwayne Haskins: courtesy Cleveland.com
Young Mr. Jones was recruited by Larry Johnson/Luke Fickell while young Mr. Haskins was recruited by Larry Johnson and Tim Beck. Congratulation to all!
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Ken via our good friends at Buckeye Battle Cry
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
(Urban was all business on Monday.. No time off for him)
The Class of 2016 for Ohio State just got a bit classier. Earlier today, long-striding WR Binjimen Victor (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) committed to the Buckeyes..
Per Ari Wasserman of cleveland,com, Urban wasn’t done for the day. Two players verbally committed to Maryland had changes of hearts and minds, and decided to pursue their academic and athletic futures at Ohio State. They were 4-star LB Keandre Jones (6’3″, 198) and QB Dwayne Haskins.
Because not only did Jones confirm his decision to flip, but joining him in the Buckeyes 2016 recruiting class is four-star quarterback Dwayne Haskins of Potomac (Md.) The Bullis School, another former Maryland commit.
Combine those two flips with the commit the Buckeyes got from four-star wide receiver Binjimen Victor of Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) Coconut Beach earlier Monday morning, and Meyer may have Ohio State in position to sign the No. 1 overall recruiting class in 2016.
Per 247sports, Jones is the #9 rated OLB in this class. He held nine offers from schools that included: Maryland, Auburn, Iowa, Penn State and West Virginia. He played his high school football at Olney (MD) Good Counsel.
Keandra Jones: courtesy 247sports
Joining young Mr. Jones is Potomac, MD (The Bullis School) 4-star QB Dwayne Haskins (6-3, 198). Per 247sports, Dwayne is the 7th rated ‘pro style’ quarterback in the 2016 class. He held 37 offers from schools that included: Florida, Florida State, Alabama, Maryland, LSU, Notre Dame, Oklahoma… It’s a damn impressive list.
Dwayne Haskins: courtesy Cleveland.com
Young Mr. Jones was recruited by Larry Johnson/Luke Fickell while young Mr. Haskins was recruited by Larry Johnson and Tim Beck. Congratulation to all!
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