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OL Ethan Onianwa (Official Thread)
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Welcome to the Buckeye Family, Ethan!
6’6”, 345 pound transfer from Rice. He committed this morning and will have 1 year of eligibility at tOSU.
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6’6”, 345 pound transfer from Rice. He committed this morning and will have 1 year of eligibility at tOSU.
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LGHL Ohio State has a huge day in the transfer portal adding three key players
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Ohio State has a huge day in the transfer portal adding three key players
Matt Tamanini via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
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All the Buckeye news thats fit to re-print.
Look, we get it. Your days are busy and you don’t have time to read all of the stories and tweets from the three dozen websites dedicated to covering Ohio State athletics, or the 237 Buckeye beat writers churning out hot takes and #content on a daily basis. But that’s ok, that’s what your friends at Land-Grant Holy Land are here for.
Monday through Friday, we’ll be collecting all of the articles, tweets, features, interviews, videos, podcasts, memes, photos, and whatever else we stumble across on the interwebz and putting them in our daily “Why is this News?” article. That way, you’ll have a one-stop shop for all of the most important Buckeye news, jokes, and analysis.
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BREAKING: Buckeyes land commitment from No. 1 Transfer Portal TE Max Klare
Bill Kurelic, Bucknuts
What addition of Purdue transfer tight end Max Klare means for Buckeyes
Spencer Holbrook, Lettermen Row
Former West Virginia Running Back CJ Donaldson Jr. Transferring to Ohio State
Dan Hope and Andy Anders, Eleven Warriors
BREAKING: Idaho State EDGE Logan George commits to Ohio State
Mick Walker, Lettermen Row
Presser Bullets: Ryan Day Says There’s a New “Bounce” in Buckeyes’ Locker Room After Win Over Tennessee, Dan Lanning Praises Buckeyes’ Talent and Coaching Staff
Andy Anders, Eleven Warriors
Here’s a look at OSU’s CFP uniforms, helmets vs. Oregon
Joey Kaufman, The Columbus Dispatch
Everything Oregon coach Dan Lanning said during Rose Bowl intro press conference
Spencer Holbrook, Lettermen Row
Where OSU’s rotation at guard stands following CFP win over Tennessee
Joey Kaufman, The Columbus Dispatch
Grumpy Old Buckeye: Nitpicking Ohio State’s 42-17 win over Tennessee
Michael Citro, Land-Grant Holy Land
lolz...
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Matt Tamanini via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
Craig Strobeck-Imagn Images
All the Buckeye news thats fit to re-print.
Look, we get it. Your days are busy and you don’t have time to read all of the stories and tweets from the three dozen websites dedicated to covering Ohio State athletics, or the 237 Buckeye beat writers churning out hot takes and #content on a daily basis. But that’s ok, that’s what your friends at Land-Grant Holy Land are here for.
Monday through Friday, we’ll be collecting all of the articles, tweets, features, interviews, videos, podcasts, memes, photos, and whatever else we stumble across on the interwebz and putting them in our daily “Why is this News?” article. That way, you’ll have a one-stop shop for all of the most important Buckeye news, jokes, and analysis.
You’re welcome!
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In the Portal
BREAKING: Buckeyes land commitment from No. 1 Transfer Portal TE Max Klare
Bill Kurelic, Bucknuts
What addition of Purdue transfer tight end Max Klare means for Buckeyes
Spencer Holbrook, Lettermen Row
Former West Virginia Running Back CJ Donaldson Jr. Transferring to Ohio State
Dan Hope and Andy Anders, Eleven Warriors
BREAKING: Idaho State EDGE Logan George commits to Ohio State
Mick Walker, Lettermen Row
On the Gridiron
Presser Bullets: Ryan Day Says There’s a New “Bounce” in Buckeyes’ Locker Room After Win Over Tennessee, Dan Lanning Praises Buckeyes’ Talent and Coaching Staff
Andy Anders, Eleven Warriors
Here’s a look at OSU’s CFP uniforms, helmets vs. Oregon
Joey Kaufman, The Columbus Dispatch
Everything Oregon coach Dan Lanning said during Rose Bowl intro press conference
Spencer Holbrook, Lettermen Row
Where OSU’s rotation at guard stands following CFP win over Tennessee
Joey Kaufman, The Columbus Dispatch
Grumpy Old Buckeye: Nitpicking Ohio State’s 42-17 win over Tennessee
Michael Citro, Land-Grant Holy Land
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LGHL Silver Bullets Podcast: Tennessee rewind and College Football Playoff thoughts
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Silver Bullets Podcast: Tennessee rewind and College Football Playoff thoughts
Michael Citro via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
Joseph Maiorana-Imagn Images
The Buckeyes volunteered Tennessee to leave the College Football Playoff quickly.
Ohio State more than took care of business against the Tennessee Volunteers Saturday night in the first round of the College Football Playoff. Despite reports that the stadium was going to be half-filled with Tennessee fans, Buckeye fans showed out and were loud, spurring on an offense and a defense that clicked almost the entire 60 minutes.
We opened this week’s show with a letter from a listener, and then discussed the Ohio State transfer portal news from the previous week. Had we recorded Monday night instead of Sunday afternoon, there would have been a lot more arrivals to discuss. As it is, we talked about two more departures and the landing spots of two previous Buckeye defectors.
Following the Ohio State news, we talked about the other College Football Playoff matchups, what home field advantage meant in the first playoff games on campuses, and the lazy narrative of which teams do or do not “belong.” If wins and losses don’t matter because of schedules being weaker or stronger, we’re not sure how to address that, because teams must play their schedules. The solution to being left out, as always, is win your games.
Finally, we broke down the 42-17 Ohio State win that could have been more lopsided against the Vols. The offensive line held up much better than expected, the play-calling was aggressive and inventive, and...well, where was this a couple of weeks ago? We checked in on our picks to click and our score predictions to see how well we anticipated things.
We also touched on the broadcast, which at times seemed to be gaslighting us about how many Tennessee fans were among the 105,000 people in Ohio Stadium, and at times seemed to be painting many Ohio State fans as insane for suggesting the team’s head football coach should occasionally beat its greatest rival, especially when the Buckeyes have the much better roster.
We would love to hear from you, so please reach out with your feedback and questions below in the comments section or send us an email. Any questions directed toward us will be answered on our next show.
Be sure to subscribe, rate, review, share, and follow the show over on Twitter at @SilvrBulletsPod.
As always, thanks for listening!
0:20 - Ohio State news, including new portal additions and landing spots for guys who were already in the transfer portal a week ago.
19:29 - Other College Football Playoff results and the tiresome “doesn’t belong” narrative.
30:12 - Our Tennessee game rewind and thoughts on enduring one of the most aggravating broadcasts.
Continue reading...
Michael Citro via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
Joseph Maiorana-Imagn Images
The Buckeyes volunteered Tennessee to leave the College Football Playoff quickly.
Ohio State more than took care of business against the Tennessee Volunteers Saturday night in the first round of the College Football Playoff. Despite reports that the stadium was going to be half-filled with Tennessee fans, Buckeye fans showed out and were loud, spurring on an offense and a defense that clicked almost the entire 60 minutes.
We opened this week’s show with a letter from a listener, and then discussed the Ohio State transfer portal news from the previous week. Had we recorded Monday night instead of Sunday afternoon, there would have been a lot more arrivals to discuss. As it is, we talked about two more departures and the landing spots of two previous Buckeye defectors.
Following the Ohio State news, we talked about the other College Football Playoff matchups, what home field advantage meant in the first playoff games on campuses, and the lazy narrative of which teams do or do not “belong.” If wins and losses don’t matter because of schedules being weaker or stronger, we’re not sure how to address that, because teams must play their schedules. The solution to being left out, as always, is win your games.
Finally, we broke down the 42-17 Ohio State win that could have been more lopsided against the Vols. The offensive line held up much better than expected, the play-calling was aggressive and inventive, and...well, where was this a couple of weeks ago? We checked in on our picks to click and our score predictions to see how well we anticipated things.
We also touched on the broadcast, which at times seemed to be gaslighting us about how many Tennessee fans were among the 105,000 people in Ohio Stadium, and at times seemed to be painting many Ohio State fans as insane for suggesting the team’s head football coach should occasionally beat its greatest rival, especially when the Buckeyes have the much better roster.
We would love to hear from you, so please reach out with your feedback and questions below in the comments section or send us an email. Any questions directed toward us will be answered on our next show.
Be sure to subscribe, rate, review, share, and follow the show over on Twitter at @SilvrBulletsPod.
As always, thanks for listening!
0:20 - Ohio State news, including new portal additions and landing spots for guys who were already in the transfer portal a week ago.
19:29 - Other College Football Playoff results and the tiresome “doesn’t belong” narrative.
30:12 - Our Tennessee game rewind and thoughts on enduring one of the most aggravating broadcasts.
Continue reading...
LGHL BOOOMs!!! Ohio State adds multiple commitments via the transfer portal
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BOOOMs!!! Ohio State adds multiple commitments via the transfer portal
Dan Hessler via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
Former Purdue tight end Max Klare | via Marc Lebryk, USA TODAY SPORTS, 247Sports
Ohio State received some early Christmas gifts in the form of three additions through the transfer portal.
Ohio State is 1-0 in the new expanded College Football Playoff following a more than impressive 42-17 victory over Tennessee. Ohio State will now prepare for its next opponent, Oregon, which it is all-too familiar with as the Ducks beat Ohio State early in the regular season.
The Buckeyes will be taking on Oregon in the Rose Bowl on New Years Day, and with the game being just days away, many of the headlines surrounding the Ohio State football team will focus on the game, understandably so. However, Ryan Day and the Ohio State coaching staff are constantly recruiting, and the Buckeyes will also be making recruiting headlines daily.
Monday was no different, as Ohio State received a trio of early presents this holiday season.
The ever-growing transfer portal has become both a blessing and a curse for college football coaches across the nation. For Ohio State on Monday, it was much more the latter as the Buckeyes saw three transfer targets commit to the university.
The first was former West Virginia running back CJ Donaldson. Donaldson is considered the No. 102 transfer portal prospect and No. 6 running back per 247Sports, and will provide Ohio State with much-needed veteran talent at the running back position.
Donaldson played for West Virginia for three seasons, and started the last two. He amassed 2,058 yards and 30 touchdowns on 421 carries, good for an average of 4.9 yards per attempt.
Ohio State will be losing senior back TreVeyon Henderson following the end of the season, and his teammate Quinshon Judkins very well could decide to forego his senior season in favor of the NFL. If this were to occur, the Buckeyes would only return freshmen James Peoples and Sam Williams-Dixon, and now Donaldson.
Ohio State wasn’t done with the BOOMs though, as shortly following Donaldson announcement, former Idaho State defensive edge target Logan George announced his commitment to the Buckeyes.
George visited with Ohio State this past weekend, and the visit apparently went as well as possible. The Buckeyes offered George just last week, and the defensive edge was quick to decide he wanted to come to Columbus. George chose Ohio State over the likes of Boise State, Georgia Tech, Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Virginia and Wisconsin.
This past season, George accounted for 57 total tackles, 19.5 tackles for loss and 6.5 sacks for Idaho State. He will also bring much needed depth to the defensive edge position and could fight for a starting role with the Buckeyes losing Jack Sawyer and JT Tuimoloau to the NFL Draft following the season.
However, quite possibly the biggest addition for Ohio State on Monday was when former Purdue tight end Max Klare announced his commitment to the Buckeyes.
The redshirt sophomore played the last two season for the Boliermakers, and was one of the best tight ends in the Big Ten in the 2024 season, catching 51 passes for 685 yards and four touchdowns. As a result of his success, he is considered the No. 30 transfer portal prospect and is the No. 1 tight end per 247Sports.
The Buckeyes were not alone in their pursuit of the prolific pass-catcher, as he also had scholarship offers from the likes of Texas, Texas A&M, Michigan and Louisville. He will also will immediately be able to fight for playing time next season for the Buckeyes who will not be short of talent at the position. Ohio State will be likely be bringing back Bennett Christian and Jelani Thurman, and will see freshmen Max LeBlanc, Nate Roberts and Brody Lennon all also join the team.
Despite the amount of talent returning, anytime you can add the No. 1 player at a position through the transfer portal, you take it, and Ohio State did just that.
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Dan Hessler via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
Former Purdue tight end Max Klare | via Marc Lebryk, USA TODAY SPORTS, 247Sports
Ohio State received some early Christmas gifts in the form of three additions through the transfer portal.
Ohio State is 1-0 in the new expanded College Football Playoff following a more than impressive 42-17 victory over Tennessee. Ohio State will now prepare for its next opponent, Oregon, which it is all-too familiar with as the Ducks beat Ohio State early in the regular season.
The Buckeyes will be taking on Oregon in the Rose Bowl on New Years Day, and with the game being just days away, many of the headlines surrounding the Ohio State football team will focus on the game, understandably so. However, Ryan Day and the Ohio State coaching staff are constantly recruiting, and the Buckeyes will also be making recruiting headlines daily.
Monday was no different, as Ohio State received a trio of early presents this holiday season.
BOOM! Ohio State adds three commitments through the portal
The ever-growing transfer portal has become both a blessing and a curse for college football coaches across the nation. For Ohio State on Monday, it was much more the latter as the Buckeyes saw three transfer targets commit to the university.
The first was former West Virginia running back CJ Donaldson. Donaldson is considered the No. 102 transfer portal prospect and No. 6 running back per 247Sports, and will provide Ohio State with much-needed veteran talent at the running back position.
Donaldson played for West Virginia for three seasons, and started the last two. He amassed 2,058 yards and 30 touchdowns on 421 carries, good for an average of 4.9 yards per attempt.
Ohio State will be losing senior back TreVeyon Henderson following the end of the season, and his teammate Quinshon Judkins very well could decide to forego his senior season in favor of the NFL. If this were to occur, the Buckeyes would only return freshmen James Peoples and Sam Williams-Dixon, and now Donaldson.
Ohio State wasn’t done with the BOOMs though, as shortly following Donaldson announcement, former Idaho State defensive edge target Logan George announced his commitment to the Buckeyes.
Thankful to announce my commitment to The Ohio State University. I’m looking forward to what the future has in store#GoBucks @R2X_Rushmen1 pic.twitter.com/asH3aQMfNH
— Logan George (@Logangeorge46) December 23, 2024
George visited with Ohio State this past weekend, and the visit apparently went as well as possible. The Buckeyes offered George just last week, and the defensive edge was quick to decide he wanted to come to Columbus. George chose Ohio State over the likes of Boise State, Georgia Tech, Iowa, Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Virginia and Wisconsin.
This past season, George accounted for 57 total tackles, 19.5 tackles for loss and 6.5 sacks for Idaho State. He will also bring much needed depth to the defensive edge position and could fight for a starting role with the Buckeyes losing Jack Sawyer and JT Tuimoloau to the NFL Draft following the season.
However, quite possibly the biggest addition for Ohio State on Monday was when former Purdue tight end Max Klare announced his commitment to the Buckeyes.
The redshirt sophomore played the last two season for the Boliermakers, and was one of the best tight ends in the Big Ten in the 2024 season, catching 51 passes for 685 yards and four touchdowns. As a result of his success, he is considered the No. 30 transfer portal prospect and is the No. 1 tight end per 247Sports.
The Buckeyes were not alone in their pursuit of the prolific pass-catcher, as he also had scholarship offers from the likes of Texas, Texas A&M, Michigan and Louisville. He will also will immediately be able to fight for playing time next season for the Buckeyes who will not be short of talent at the position. Ohio State will be likely be bringing back Bennett Christian and Jelani Thurman, and will see freshmen Max LeBlanc, Nate Roberts and Brody Lennon all also join the team.
Despite the amount of talent returning, anytime you can add the No. 1 player at a position through the transfer portal, you take it, and Ohio State did just that.
Quick Hits
- Following Monday’s haul, the Buckeyes have now earned four commitments through the transfer portal this winter, and the team may be close to adding another. On Monday, Steve Wiltfong of On3 submitted a prediction in favor of Ohio State for former Rice offensive tackle Ethan Onianwa. Offensive tackle has been a position the Buckeyes have made of great importance in the transfer portal, and Onianwa is considered the No. 131 transfer portal prospect and is the No. 13 offensive tackle per 247Sports.
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LGHL Ohio State makes top schools for elite 2026 safety
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Ohio State makes top schools for elite 2026 safety
Gene Ross via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
Adam Cairns-Imagn Images
The Buckeyes must continue to balance College Football Playoff preparation with both traditional recruiting and the transfer portal.
There is a lot going on in the world of Ohio State football right now.
The Buckeyes just thoroughly dismantled Tennessee in the first round of the College Football Playoff, and must now prep for a rematch against Oregon in the Rose Bowl. On top of that, this first transfer portal window closes on Saturday, and the team has only added one player thus far. Additionally, Ryan Day and his staff have to continue to work the traditional recruiting trail, with the 2026 class currently sitting at just three members.
Needless to say... there is work to be done on all fronts.
While recruiting has taken a bit of a back seat with the early signing period having passed only a few short weeks ago and the CFP currently underway, Ohio State still continues to battle for the nation’s top talent in the current cycle. The Buckeyes got one small step closer to adding a big name in the secondary on Sunday, when 2026 defensive back Davon Benjamin included Ohio State among his top eight schools.
Benjamin is listed as the No. 3 safety and No. 29 player overall per the 247Sports Composite, whereas On3 has him listed as a cornerback with the same positional and overall rankings. Either way, it is clear that the California native is among the most talented prospects in the defensive secondary in the class. Holding around two dozen offers to his name, Benjamin has now shortened his list down to just eight schools, with Ohio State making the cut alongside Georgia, Oregon, Texas, and others.
Here is some of what 247Sports’ Greg Biggins had to say of Benjamin’s abilities:
Ohio State only offered Benjamin earlier this month, but the Oaks Christian product clearly thinks highly enough of the Buckeyes to still include them on his short list. Benjamin is one of a handful of premier defensive backs on Tim Walton and Matt Guerrieri’s radar in this cycle, which includes a pair of top-100 in-state cornerbacks in Victor Singleton and Elbert Hill. It is unclear whether Ohio State is recruiting Benjamin as a corner or a safety, but the Buckeyes would obviously be ecstatic if they can haul in all three of those guys in 2026.
Switching gears over to the hardwood, the men’s basketball Buckeyes pulled off their own dominant victory over an SEC team on Saturday, as Ohio State upset No. 4 Kentucky in a 85-65 blowout at Madison Square Garden. It hasn’t been all sunshine and rainbows for Jake Diebler’s team this season, but maybe this latest win over the Wildcats can propel them to a new level with one non-conference game remaining.
Diebler and his staff are also hoping this impressive victory will lead to some positive momentum on the recruiting trail as well, where the Buckeyes are getting out to an early start with 2028 shooting guard, Kam Mercer. It can’t hurt Ohio State’s chances either that the in-state prospect models some of his game after a former OSU guard.
“I watch a lot of Dylan Harper, and I would say that I want to take a little bit from D’Angelo Russell because of his pace,” Mercer told On3. “I would so those are the main two that I’m watching right now, they’re both left-handed bigger guards who play at their own pace and never really get sped up.”
Listed at 6-foot-5, 190 pounds, Mercer does not yet have a ranking as a result of his class status, but has the potential to be one of the top overall players in the cycle when the time comes. Ohio State is one of four teams to extend an offer this far in advance, joined by two other in-state schools in Cincinnati and Xavier in addition to Missouri. The Buckeyes officially offered Mercer on July 9, making him one of a very small handful of guys to earn an offer from Ohio State before even playing in a high school game.
Expected Diebler to continue to build a stronger relationship with Mercer moving forward, and the staff will definitely look to get him on campus once he is allowed to make official visits.
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Gene Ross via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
Adam Cairns-Imagn Images
The Buckeyes must continue to balance College Football Playoff preparation with both traditional recruiting and the transfer portal.
There is a lot going on in the world of Ohio State football right now.
The Buckeyes just thoroughly dismantled Tennessee in the first round of the College Football Playoff, and must now prep for a rematch against Oregon in the Rose Bowl. On top of that, this first transfer portal window closes on Saturday, and the team has only added one player thus far. Additionally, Ryan Day and his staff have to continue to work the traditional recruiting trail, with the 2026 class currently sitting at just three members.
Needless to say... there is work to be done on all fronts.
Ohio State makes top eight for elite safety
While recruiting has taken a bit of a back seat with the early signing period having passed only a few short weeks ago and the CFP currently underway, Ohio State still continues to battle for the nation’s top talent in the current cycle. The Buckeyes got one small step closer to adding a big name in the secondary on Sunday, when 2026 defensive back Davon Benjamin included Ohio State among his top eight schools.
Benjamin is listed as the No. 3 safety and No. 29 player overall per the 247Sports Composite, whereas On3 has him listed as a cornerback with the same positional and overall rankings. Either way, it is clear that the California native is among the most talented prospects in the defensive secondary in the class. Holding around two dozen offers to his name, Benjamin has now shortened his list down to just eight schools, with Ohio State making the cut alongside Georgia, Oregon, Texas, and others.
Here is some of what 247Sports’ Greg Biggins had to say of Benjamin’s abilities:
Ohio State only offered Benjamin earlier this month, but the Oaks Christian product clearly thinks highly enough of the Buckeyes to still include them on his short list. Benjamin is one of a handful of premier defensive backs on Tim Walton and Matt Guerrieri’s radar in this cycle, which includes a pair of top-100 in-state cornerbacks in Victor Singleton and Elbert Hill. It is unclear whether Ohio State is recruiting Benjamin as a corner or a safety, but the Buckeyes would obviously be ecstatic if they can haul in all three of those guys in 2026.
Men’s hoops scouting ahead
Switching gears over to the hardwood, the men’s basketball Buckeyes pulled off their own dominant victory over an SEC team on Saturday, as Ohio State upset No. 4 Kentucky in a 85-65 blowout at Madison Square Garden. It hasn’t been all sunshine and rainbows for Jake Diebler’s team this season, but maybe this latest win over the Wildcats can propel them to a new level with one non-conference game remaining.
Diebler and his staff are also hoping this impressive victory will lead to some positive momentum on the recruiting trail as well, where the Buckeyes are getting out to an early start with 2028 shooting guard, Kam Mercer. It can’t hurt Ohio State’s chances either that the in-state prospect models some of his game after a former OSU guard.
“I watch a lot of Dylan Harper, and I would say that I want to take a little bit from D’Angelo Russell because of his pace,” Mercer told On3. “I would so those are the main two that I’m watching right now, they’re both left-handed bigger guards who play at their own pace and never really get sped up.”
Listed at 6-foot-5, 190 pounds, Mercer does not yet have a ranking as a result of his class status, but has the potential to be one of the top overall players in the cycle when the time comes. Ohio State is one of four teams to extend an offer this far in advance, joined by two other in-state schools in Cincinnati and Xavier in addition to Missouri. The Buckeyes officially offered Mercer on July 9, making him one of a very small handful of guys to earn an offer from Ohio State before even playing in a high school game.
Expected Diebler to continue to build a stronger relationship with Mercer moving forward, and the staff will definitely look to get him on campus once he is allowed to make official visits.
Quick Hits
- Ohio State needs to address its kicking situation via the transfer portal. One name to watch out for is Gianni Spetic, who spent his first two collegiate seasons with the Ohio Bobcats before entering the portal on Saturday. A native of Ohio, Spetic was the No. 15 kicker in the 2023 class. This past season, Spetic made all four of his attempts under 30 yards, was 4-of-5 on kicks of 40-49 yards and went 1-for-2 on 50-plus yarders with a long of 52 yards.
- Speaking of the transfer portal, Ohio State’s lone transfer commitment thus far — offensive lineman Phillip Daniels — was in attendance this past weekend to cheer on his new team and take in the beatdown of Tennessee in-person.
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