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2028 IN WR Maddox Weil (Verbal Offer)

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2028 WR Zyon Robinson and Maddox Weil​

Cortez Hankton will host a pair of intriguing wideouts this weekend as he works to build out Ohio State’s 2028 class around Jett Harrison at his position.

Weil, the No. 46 WR and No. 305 overall prospect in the class, plays at Northrop High School in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where he was teammates with Ohio State freshman wideout Jerquaden Guilford last year.

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2029 MD DB Richard Allen IV (Verbal Offer)

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2029 DB Richard Allen IV​

Ohio State will also host one of the top defensive backs in the 2029 class this weekend. Allen, who landed an offer from the Buckeyes after camping at OSU this summer, doesn’t yet have a composite ranking but already has an impressive offer list that includes Notre Dame, Penn State, Virginia, Virginia Tech, Boston College, Kentucky and Maryland. He could end up playing either cornerback or safety in college, but would likely be a safety for the Buckeyes as he was offered by Guerrieri.

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2028 NC DB Nate Dollard (Verbal Offer)

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2028 CB Langston Pridgeon and Nate Dollard​

Tim Walton will host a pair of top junior cornerbacks on Saturday as he chases his first commitment in the 2028 class. Pridgeon, a product of Maryland’s DeMatha Catholic High School (the alma mater of Chase Young), is the 11th-ranked CB in the class. Dollard, the No. 23 cornerback in the 2028 class, is a teammate of five-star wide receiver Braylon Clark – Ohio State’s top target to team up with Jett Harrison at wideout – at Providence Day School.

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2028 VA DB Langston Pridgeon (Verbal Offer)

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2028 CB Langston Pridgeon and Nate Dollard​

Tim Walton will host a pair of top junior cornerbacks on Saturday as he chases his first commitment in the 2028 class. Pridgeon, a product of Maryland’s DeMatha Catholic High School (the alma mater of Chase Young), is the 11th-ranked CB in the class. Dollard, the No. 23 cornerback in the 2028 class, is a teammate of five-star wide receiver Braylon Clark – Ohio State’s top target to team up with Jett Harrison at wideout – at Providence Day School.

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2028 CA DB Troy Bishop (Verbal Offer)

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2028 S Brandon Nash, Jalen Flowers and Troy Bishop​


Flowers is another top safety in the 2028 class (No. 7 S and No. 68 overall prospect in the 247Sports composite) who returns to Columbus this weekend after camping at Ohio State this summer. Bishop, a three-star prospect ranked as the No. 40 safety in the class, also plays for one of the nation’s top high school teams at Mater Dei High School, where he was teammates with Ohio State freshman wide receiver Chris Henry Jr.

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2028 CA DB Jalen Flowers (Verbal Offer)

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2028 S Brandon Nash, Jalen Flowers and Troy Bishop​


Flowers is another top safety in the 2028 class (No. 7 S and No. 68 overall prospect in the 247Sports composite) who returns to Columbus this weekend after camping at Ohio State this summer. Bishop, a three-star prospect ranked as the No. 40 safety in the class, also plays for one of the nation’s top high school teams at Mater Dei High School, where he was teammates with Ohio State freshman wide receiver Chris Henry Jr.

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2028 CA OL Lincoln Fa'alafi (Verbal Offer)

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2028 OT Joey Fleming, Lincoln Fa’alafi and Amaree Joshua​


Fa’alafi, the No. 95 overall prospect in the 2028 class, is one of several top prospects from California expected to make the trip to Columbus this weekend. Joshua, a Georgia native, is the No. 146 overall prospect in the class.

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2028 OH LB Brydon Feister (Verbal Offer)

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2028 DE Asa Burch and Brydon Feister​

Ohio State will host two of the top in-state edge rushers in the 2028 class this week as Burch and Feister both make their way to Columbus from Northeast Ohio.

Feister is a three-star prospect, but he holds offers from many of college football’s top programs, including Georgia, Indiana, Michigan, Oregon and Penn State, among others, in addition to Ohio State. Ohio State wasn’t a major factor in the recruitment of his older brother, four-star 2027 linebacker Brayton Feister, but Brydon seems to be giving the Buckeyes a serious look in his junior season at Massillon.

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2028 OH DL Asa Burch (Verbal Offer)

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2028 DE Asa Burch and Brydon Feister​

Ohio State will host two of the top in-state edge rushers in the 2028 class this week as Burch and Feister both make their way to Columbus from Northeast Ohio.

Burch, the No. 4 prospect in Ohio and 106th overall prospect in the 2028 class, is arguably the most important visitor of the weekend for the Buckeyes. The Warren, Ohio native’s father played at Michigan, and he told On3’s Ethan McDowell this week that he plans to make a decision sooner than later. With the Wolverines viewed as the frontrunner in his recruitment, as his dad Alfie played at Michigan, this weekend could be the Buckeyes’ last chance to change Burch’s mind.

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2028 AL OL Joey Fleming (Verbal Offer)

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2028 OT Joey Fleming, Lincoln Fa’alafi and Amaree Joshua​

It will be a huge recruiting weekend for Tyler Bowen as the Buckeyes host three of the top 20 offensive tackles in the 2028 class. That group is headlined by Fleming, the fifth-ranked OT and No. 37 overall prospect in the cycle. Pulling Fleming out of Huntsville, Alabama might not be easy, but the state has become newly fertile recruiting territory for Ohio State since Nick Saban’s retirement.

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"Official" BP gambling thread.

Buckeneye
Bestbuck36 said:
It's totally fucked so far. Just look at this NFL game tonight. No way should Atlanta be blowing out GB on the road. Every week so far.

That's why it's so fun! :beer:
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So Last night was actually kind to me. Took the O41 and Bijan over 80 yards.

Starting to be just a little-stitious.

Green Bay's OL is an absolute train wreck going. That's going to be something to watch moving forward as the market corrects itself.
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Cincinnati Reds (2026 Season Thread)

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Multiple tvs and shitty college football tonight means I tuned in for an inning or two just in time to see Rodriguez annihilate one to right field. Glad he hasn't hit the Reds wall and is still playing decent ball.

And Hayes just missed one foul to right before he popped out to bring his sterling BA to a whopping .141! Fucks sake

Reds apparently trying out the all Latin outfield? Worked tonight so why not
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Should semipro/college players be paid, or allowed to sell their stuff? (NIL and Revenue Sharing)

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DZ83CK said:
I think the PCSA is a poor proposal. The underlying principle is that athletes must allow Congress to bargain on their behalf because "trust me, bro we're fair" and that's it. It's ridiculous having athletes who finally got some bargaining power after decades of BS be forced to give it away to the very Congress that's being lobbied by powerful, big money universities and organizations. None of the problems that are being addressed requires this "solution" by any means.

Congress could create a special federal bargaining regime specifically for interstate collegiate athletics. There could be a players union similar to the pros, and they could have a CBA, a draft, and everything. Of course, they would provide the option for players to specify a list of schools (that they are academically qualified for) they would accept being drafted by so the player has some say in where they go to school. Let a professional college sports association negotiate with the players union about what percentage of revenue goes to non-revenue sports.
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It's an absolute clinic/case study in real world fighting for money and power among elites.

We are watching the conferences, networks and politicians maneuver for control in real time.

They will divy up the real money, use the now fully bought and paid for NCAA as the enforcement tool and leave the athletes the crumbs before they can get any power as a group.

Watching them try and explain it as in the best interest of the players and the game is sickening. I used to have respect for Saban. He's just a con man now.
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