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2021 NY DE Jahzion Harris (Texas A&M Verbal)

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I predict Brooklyn-to-College Station will provide multiple culture shocks for the young man.
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My buddy(who I've mentioned numerous times when it comes to Erasmus Hall kids because he coached most of them in peewee) just told me that he has family in TX and he wanted to get out of NYC.
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S Gary Berry (Official Thread)

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10. GARY BERRY, 1997
A Worthington native, Gary Berry's sophomore season is often overlooked. With Antoine Winfield at the corner position, Berry roamed the middle of the field, snagging five interceptions. His 166 interception yards led the Big Ten in 1997 and is still a school record.

Berry was a three-year starter at Ohio State, ending his career with seven interceptions and over 200 tackles.
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DB/PR Garcia Lane (Official Thread)

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6. GARCIA LANE, 1981
As a sophomore, Garcia Lane made an immediate impact for Earle Bruce. The Youngstown native recorded 13 pass break-ups in 12 games, the best per-game mark in program history for an Ohio State safety.

Lane ended the year as the conference's top punt returner. He held that title for the next two years of his career, leading the Big Ten in punt returns his junior and senior year while finishing his career with six interceptions.
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S Damon Moore (All B1G, All-American)

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1. DAMON MOORE, 1996
In one of the quietest seasons in recent memory, Damon Moore's redshirt sophomore year has stood the test of time. Despite his limited experience, Moore became the first non-linebacker to lead the Buckeyes in tackles in nearly 30 years, averaging 7.42 tackles per game in 1996 (No. 4 amongst safeties). He also recorded five interceptions and broke up six passes.

Moore ended his career with 267 tackles, the second-most among safeties in program history. He was a First Team All-Big Ten selection in 1997 and an All-American in 1998.
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