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Ohio State offers 2027 running back, makes top schools for another 2025 basketball target
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The Buckeyes’ latest offer went out on Thursday to a running back in the 2027 class.
Friday will bring the second day of fall practice as Ohio State quickly approaches the 2024 campaign. A team destined for a deep postseason run if all pans out, Ryan Day and the rest of the coaching staff got right after it on Thursday, and did so in front of plenty fans who paid to take in the sights and sounds of what training camp entails.
While practice sessions are the main priority, Ohio State was still active on the recruiting front yesterday, dishing out a new offer in a future class. This program rarely has downtime in recruiting, and this August will be no different even with a loaded agenda of season preparations.
The latest prospect to hear from the Buckeyes, Ohio State dipped into the 2027 class on Thursday by offering youngster, David Gabriel Georges. A 6-foot, 190 pound athlete, Gabriel Georges is really starting to see his recruitment take off, as this latest offer is now his sixth in total.
A Quebec native, Gabriel Georges took to social media earlier this year to announce he would be leaving Canada and transferring to Chattanooga, Tennessee’s Baylor School. A school that gave Ohio State Max LeBlanc in the 2024 class, this 2027 prospect is as close as it gets to a déjà vu scenario, as LeBlanc is another Canadian that choose the Baylor School to finish his prep career. Having landed his commitment just over a year ago, the Buckeyes can try to use that to their advantage once again with Gabriel Georges and his new offer.
Joining the likes of Ole Miss, Oregon, Syracuse, and Tennessee, the offer coming from Ohio State makes sense, as his first offer came from Oregon — and more specifically, Carlos Locklyn. Now at Ohio State, it’s clear that Locklyn has kept his eye on Gabriel Georges, and will continue to do so for the long haul.
Lately it seems like every big-time 2025 basketball recruit is keeping Ohio State near the top of their list when it comes to recruiting. After sharing multiple players that announced top schools on Thursday’s recruiting roundup, the Buckeyes once again find their name in the mix for another highly-touted athlete in the current recruiting cycle.
Releasing a list of just 10 schools on Thursday, the Buckeyes made the cut for North Carolina native, Isaiah Denis. The No. 72 player nationally and 13th best combo guard in the 2025 class per the 247Sports Composite, Denis is really starting to hone in on his decision, and did so by cutting out well over half of the programs who have offered thus far. With nearly 30 offers to his name and from some of the best schools in college hoops, deciding now between just 10 programs gets this recruitment one step closer to a decision.
Rounding out the rest of the finalists, Ohio State is joined by Cincinnati, Kansas, Miami, Michigan, Mississippi State, North Carolina, Pitt, Tennessee, and Wake Forest. Official visits next up for Denis, the Buckeyes are slated to host him in September, and while they’re not the first or last stop on his agenda, look for the coaching staff to roll out the red carpet as they’re continuing to do when it comes to the better players in this 2025 cycle.
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Caleb Houser via our friends at Land-Grant Holy Land
Visit their fantastic blog and read the full article (and so much more) here
Adam Cairns/Columbus Dispatch / USA TODAY NETWORK
The Buckeyes’ latest offer went out on Thursday to a running back in the 2027 class.
Friday will bring the second day of fall practice as Ohio State quickly approaches the 2024 campaign. A team destined for a deep postseason run if all pans out, Ryan Day and the rest of the coaching staff got right after it on Thursday, and did so in front of plenty fans who paid to take in the sights and sounds of what training camp entails.
While practice sessions are the main priority, Ohio State was still active on the recruiting front yesterday, dishing out a new offer in a future class. This program rarely has downtime in recruiting, and this August will be no different even with a loaded agenda of season preparations.
2027 athlete receives Ohio State offer
The latest prospect to hear from the Buckeyes, Ohio State dipped into the 2027 class on Thursday by offering youngster, David Gabriel Georges. A 6-foot, 190 pound athlete, Gabriel Georges is really starting to see his recruitment take off, as this latest offer is now his sixth in total.
A Quebec native, Gabriel Georges took to social media earlier this year to announce he would be leaving Canada and transferring to Chattanooga, Tennessee’s Baylor School. A school that gave Ohio State Max LeBlanc in the 2024 class, this 2027 prospect is as close as it gets to a déjà vu scenario, as LeBlanc is another Canadian that choose the Baylor School to finish his prep career. Having landed his commitment just over a year ago, the Buckeyes can try to use that to their advantage once again with Gabriel Georges and his new offer.
Joining the likes of Ole Miss, Oregon, Syracuse, and Tennessee, the offer coming from Ohio State makes sense, as his first offer came from Oregon — and more specifically, Carlos Locklyn. Now at Ohio State, it’s clear that Locklyn has kept his eye on Gabriel Georges, and will continue to do so for the long haul.
Buckeyes continue their streak on the hardwood
Lately it seems like every big-time 2025 basketball recruit is keeping Ohio State near the top of their list when it comes to recruiting. After sharing multiple players that announced top schools on Thursday’s recruiting roundup, the Buckeyes once again find their name in the mix for another highly-touted athlete in the current recruiting cycle.
Releasing a list of just 10 schools on Thursday, the Buckeyes made the cut for North Carolina native, Isaiah Denis. The No. 72 player nationally and 13th best combo guard in the 2025 class per the 247Sports Composite, Denis is really starting to hone in on his decision, and did so by cutting out well over half of the programs who have offered thus far. With nearly 30 offers to his name and from some of the best schools in college hoops, deciding now between just 10 programs gets this recruitment one step closer to a decision.
Rounding out the rest of the finalists, Ohio State is joined by Cincinnati, Kansas, Miami, Michigan, Mississippi State, North Carolina, Pitt, Tennessee, and Wake Forest. Official visits next up for Denis, the Buckeyes are slated to host him in September, and while they’re not the first or last stop on his agenda, look for the coaching staff to roll out the red carpet as they’re continuing to do when it comes to the better players in this 2025 cycle.
Quick Hits
- All over social media, the current 2025 Ohio State commits took time to share their official offers from the Buckeyes. Graphics that further cement their status as future Ohio State players, the staff made sure to share these tweets and posts as this top-ranked class has every reason to be bragged on.
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