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Maryland's Destiny Slocum, center, Ohio State's Kiara Lewis, left, and Kelsey Mitchell chase the ball during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Monday, Feb. 20, 2017, in Columbus, Ohio. Ohio State beat Maryland 98-87. (AP Photo/Jay ...
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Maryland's Destiny Slocum, center, Ohio State's Kiara Lewis, left, and Kelsey Mitchell chase the ball during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game Monday, Feb. 20, 2017, in Columbus, Ohio. Ohio State beat Maryland 98-87. (AP Photo/Jay ...
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Ohio State-Maryland 2017 final score: Women’s hoops notches biggest win of the season vs Terps, 98-87
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The Buckeyes ran away with a win against the No. 2 team in the country on senior night.
In a battle for supremacy in the Big Ten conference, the Ohio State women’s basketball team claimed its most complete win of the season against Maryland, the second-ranked team in the country, 98-87 on Monday night at Value City Arena in Columbus.
The Buckeyes are now in the driver’s seat for the conference regular season title, tied with the Terrapins at 14-1 in Big Ten play. The scarlet and gray also ran their winning streak to 10 games while breaking Maryland’s 14-game streak. The Terps had not lost in 2017 until this one.
Kelsey Mitchell notched her ninth consecutive game with at least 20 points, filling it up to the tune of 31 to go along with four rebounds and six assists in the biggest game of the year for Ohio State. Alexa Hart, Sierra Calhoun, and Linnae Harper were also in double figures.
On top of being such a crucial game to the conference picture, it was also senior night for the scarlet and gray. The squad’s lone senior, Shayla Cooper, was honored before the game and then turned in a memorable performance, scoring 20 points, grabbing nine rebounds, and dishing out five dimes.
Shatori Walker-Kimbrough and Brionna Jones led the Terps, scoring 29 and 21, respectively. Destiny Slocum added 15 as well.
Both sides came out with nerves, combining to commit a handful of turnovers in the game’s first three minutes. Maryland got Jones and Walker-Kimbrough going, with the pair scoring the Terps’ first 16 points. Ohio State’s Cooper had the hot hand as well, scoring seven in the early going to keep the Buckeyes in contact, trailing 16-14 at the midway point in the first quarter.
Ohio State used 77.8 percent shooting (14-for-18) and Mitchell’s ability to get out in transition to make a 20-5 run. After her third layup on the run and her second make from beyond the arc in the frame, Maryland was forced to call a timeout suddenly trailing 30-19.
The Buckeyes made 12 straight shots from the field, with Mitchell and Cooper combining to score 25 points, and took a 35-22 lead after the a frenetic first ten minutes. Jones and Walker-Kimbrough scored 19 of the Terrapins’ points.
As scorching as Ohio State finished the first, though, it struggled to start the second. The Buckeyes turned the ball over on four consecutive possessions and committed four fouls in the first couple minutes of play.
Walker-Kimbrough knocked down her third triple of the game, and Kristen Confroy hit her first, but threes by Sierra Calhoun and Kiara Lewis kept the advantage at 45-32.
The frenetic pace continued, but both teams went cold, each experiencing a three-minute field goal drought. Ohio State turned the ball over seven times in the period, but Maryland coughed it up five, and the Buckeyes took a 49-40 lead into halftime.
Mitchell led all scorers with 15 points, but all of those came in the first quarter. Cooper added 12 of her own, and a team-high four rebounds. Both Jones and Walker-Kimbrough scored 13 for Maryland. Jones also led the Terps with five boards and three assists.
Out of the locker room, Maryland made four straight shots, punctuated by a driving layup from Destiny Slocum. But Ohio State withstood the attack, as Calhoun and Cooper both popped threes and Mitchell got to the rim for a layup. At the midway point of the third quarter, an Alexa Hart bucket gave the Buckeyes a 64-50 lead.
It was inevitable that the Terps would continue to make runs, and after the media timeout, they went on a 14-0 run that cut the deficit to 68-66. Slocum hit a pair of threes, Walker-Kimbrough completed an and-one, Confroy made a triple of her own, and Walker-Kimbrough got a driving layup, putting Ohio State back on its heels. The Buckeyes went scoreless for the last 3:38 of the quarter.
A layup by Lewis to start the fourth put an end to the drought, and the teams spent the first four minutes trading hoops. Maryland’s dominance on the glass was evident, though. Led by Jones, the Terrapins won the second chance points battle 29-5 and on the offensive boards 20-4 for the game.
With five minutes remaining in the game, Ohio State’s lead was still four points, 80-76, but a quick 6-0 burst pushed the lead back out to double digits with three minutes to play. The run was punctuated by a Hart fall away jumper as the shot clock expired that had head coach Kevin McGuff halfway out onto the court.
The Terps employed the “Hack-A-Hart” strategy, fouling the Buckeye junior intentionally with the score 90-84. Hart calmly knocked down both shots from the charity stripe, then went to the other end and swatted a shot. Free throws down the stretch iced the victory, running Ohio State’s regular season winning streak against Maryland to three games dating back to last season.
The Buckeyes will conclude the regular season schedule on Sunday in Piscataway, taking on Rutgers at 3:00 p.m. ET. The game will air live on ESPN2 against a Scarlet Knights squad that finds itself near the Big Ten cellar.
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The Buckeyes ran away with a win against the No. 2 team in the country on senior night.
In a battle for supremacy in the Big Ten conference, the Ohio State women’s basketball team claimed its most complete win of the season against Maryland, the second-ranked team in the country, 98-87 on Monday night at Value City Arena in Columbus.
The Buckeyes are now in the driver’s seat for the conference regular season title, tied with the Terrapins at 14-1 in Big Ten play. The scarlet and gray also ran their winning streak to 10 games while breaking Maryland’s 14-game streak. The Terps had not lost in 2017 until this one.
Kelsey Mitchell notched her ninth consecutive game with at least 20 points, filling it up to the tune of 31 to go along with four rebounds and six assists in the biggest game of the year for Ohio State. Alexa Hart, Sierra Calhoun, and Linnae Harper were also in double figures.
On top of being such a crucial game to the conference picture, it was also senior night for the scarlet and gray. The squad’s lone senior, Shayla Cooper, was honored before the game and then turned in a memorable performance, scoring 20 points, grabbing nine rebounds, and dishing out five dimes.
Shatori Walker-Kimbrough and Brionna Jones led the Terps, scoring 29 and 21, respectively. Destiny Slocum added 15 as well.
Both sides came out with nerves, combining to commit a handful of turnovers in the game’s first three minutes. Maryland got Jones and Walker-Kimbrough going, with the pair scoring the Terps’ first 16 points. Ohio State’s Cooper had the hot hand as well, scoring seven in the early going to keep the Buckeyes in contact, trailing 16-14 at the midway point in the first quarter.
Ohio State used 77.8 percent shooting (14-for-18) and Mitchell’s ability to get out in transition to make a 20-5 run. After her third layup on the run and her second make from beyond the arc in the frame, Maryland was forced to call a timeout suddenly trailing 30-19.
The Buckeyes made 12 straight shots from the field, with Mitchell and Cooper combining to score 25 points, and took a 35-22 lead after the a frenetic first ten minutes. Jones and Walker-Kimbrough scored 19 of the Terrapins’ points.
As scorching as Ohio State finished the first, though, it struggled to start the second. The Buckeyes turned the ball over on four consecutive possessions and committed four fouls in the first couple minutes of play.
Walker-Kimbrough knocked down her third triple of the game, and Kristen Confroy hit her first, but threes by Sierra Calhoun and Kiara Lewis kept the advantage at 45-32.
The frenetic pace continued, but both teams went cold, each experiencing a three-minute field goal drought. Ohio State turned the ball over seven times in the period, but Maryland coughed it up five, and the Buckeyes took a 49-40 lead into halftime.
Mitchell led all scorers with 15 points, but all of those came in the first quarter. Cooper added 12 of her own, and a team-high four rebounds. Both Jones and Walker-Kimbrough scored 13 for Maryland. Jones also led the Terps with five boards and three assists.
Out of the locker room, Maryland made four straight shots, punctuated by a driving layup from Destiny Slocum. But Ohio State withstood the attack, as Calhoun and Cooper both popped threes and Mitchell got to the rim for a layup. At the midway point of the third quarter, an Alexa Hart bucket gave the Buckeyes a 64-50 lead.
It was inevitable that the Terps would continue to make runs, and after the media timeout, they went on a 14-0 run that cut the deficit to 68-66. Slocum hit a pair of threes, Walker-Kimbrough completed an and-one, Confroy made a triple of her own, and Walker-Kimbrough got a driving layup, putting Ohio State back on its heels. The Buckeyes went scoreless for the last 3:38 of the quarter.
A layup by Lewis to start the fourth put an end to the drought, and the teams spent the first four minutes trading hoops. Maryland’s dominance on the glass was evident, though. Led by Jones, the Terrapins won the second chance points battle 29-5 and on the offensive boards 20-4 for the game.
With five minutes remaining in the game, Ohio State’s lead was still four points, 80-76, but a quick 6-0 burst pushed the lead back out to double digits with three minutes to play. The run was punctuated by a Hart fall away jumper as the shot clock expired that had head coach Kevin McGuff halfway out onto the court.
The Terps employed the “Hack-A-Hart” strategy, fouling the Buckeye junior intentionally with the score 90-84. Hart calmly knocked down both shots from the charity stripe, then went to the other end and swatted a shot. Free throws down the stretch iced the victory, running Ohio State’s regular season winning streak against Maryland to three games dating back to last season.
The Buckeyes will conclude the regular season schedule on Sunday in Piscataway, taking on Rutgers at 3:00 p.m. ET. The game will air live on ESPN2 against a Scarlet Knights squad that finds itself near the Big Ten cellar.
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“With two first-round picks this year, the Titans can be big movers to acquire more assets. Moving down a few picks in the top 10 could allow the Titans to get either the first wide receiver or cornerback, or go after an elite coverage safety like [Malik] Hooker.”
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It’s no secret that Urban Meyer and Ohio State football have turned having monster NFL Draft classes into a regular occurrence. An arguably bigger recruiting tool than even winning a national championship, OSU should be well on track to render all kinds of fire-emoji-worthy social media “edits” (think flyers) this upcoming late April.
SBNation.com’s Dan Kadar likes the Buckeyes to sport two top 10 picks this year with superstud safety Malik Hooker potentially going No. 8 overall and secondary mate corner Marshon Lattimore pegged to go two spots after.
Fellow corner Gareon Conley, who some teams reportedly have higher on their draft boards than Lattimore, is also projected to go in the first round by Kadar. Fifth place in the Heisman Trophy voting Michigan linebacker/safety Jabrill Peppers is pegged to go No. 19 in Kadar’s latest.
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Just because Ohio State men’s basketball’s turned into a near hopeless product doesn’t mean there isn’t a men’s team in Columbus worth emotionally investing in.
The men’s lacrosse team’s off to a hot start at 3-0, having outlasted UMass, 8-7, over the weekend.
No. 20 for the second straight week, the men’s lax Bucks have Jacksonville in Columbus this coming Saturday before traveling to Milwaukee to face Marquette the following Friday.
It’ll be hard for Nick Myers’ Buckeyes to not look too far ahead; they’ve got a date with No. 1 Denver set for Saturday, March 19.
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Ohio State QB J.T. Barrett’s Heisman odds went from 6/1 less than a month ago to 12/1 today because ... ?
It’s hard to get too excited either way, given that his previous odds were mostly predicated on the idea that new QB coach Ryan Day (he of saving Colin Kaepernick’s career fame) and co-offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson represented a possible late-in-college-career renaissance for the quarterback who struggled to maintain much consistency passing the past two seasons.
Though you’d have to be of a particularly pessimistic predisposition to not think Wilson’s offense won’t breath new life into an OSU offensive depth chart that desperately needs it, it’s hard to know for certain how that specifically impacts Barrett’s star.
Given that Barrett finished in the same place in voting the aforementioned Peppers did three short years ago, it’s not hard to imagine a return to form if everything goes according to plan. Whether or not it’s Heisman good, we’ll have to wait and see.
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“With two first-round picks this year, the Titans can be big movers to acquire more assets. Moving down a few picks in the top 10 could allow the Titans to get either the first wide receiver or cornerback, or go after an elite coverage safety like [Malik] Hooker.”
-Dan Kadar, SB Nation
It’s no secret that Urban Meyer and Ohio State football have turned having monster NFL Draft classes into a regular occurrence. An arguably bigger recruiting tool than even winning a national championship, OSU should be well on track to render all kinds of fire-emoji-worthy social media “edits” (think flyers) this upcoming late April.
SBNation.com’s Dan Kadar likes the Buckeyes to sport two top 10 picks this year with superstud safety Malik Hooker potentially going No. 8 overall and secondary mate corner Marshon Lattimore pegged to go two spots after.
Fellow corner Gareon Conley, who some teams reportedly have higher on their draft boards than Lattimore, is also projected to go in the first round by Kadar. Fifth place in the Heisman Trophy voting Michigan linebacker/safety Jabrill Peppers is pegged to go No. 19 in Kadar’s latest.
-United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association USILA/NIKE 2017 Division I Coaches Poll, Week 2
Just because Ohio State men’s basketball’s turned into a near hopeless product doesn’t mean there isn’t a men’s team in Columbus worth emotionally investing in.
The men’s lacrosse team’s off to a hot start at 3-0, having outlasted UMass, 8-7, over the weekend.
No. 20 for the second straight week, the men’s lax Bucks have Jacksonville in Columbus this coming Saturday before traveling to Milwaukee to face Marquette the following Friday.
It’ll be hard for Nick Myers’ Buckeyes to not look too far ahead; they’ve got a date with No. 1 Denver set for Saturday, March 19.
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Ohio State QB J.T. Barrett’s Heisman odds went from 6/1 less than a month ago to 12/1 today because ... ?
It’s hard to get too excited either way, given that his previous odds were mostly predicated on the idea that new QB coach Ryan Day (he of saving Colin Kaepernick’s career fame) and co-offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson represented a possible late-in-college-career renaissance for the quarterback who struggled to maintain much consistency passing the past two seasons.
Though you’d have to be of a particularly pessimistic predisposition to not think Wilson’s offense won’t breath new life into an OSU offensive depth chart that desperately needs it, it’s hard to know for certain how that specifically impacts Barrett’s star.
Given that Barrett finished in the same place in voting the aforementioned Peppers did three short years ago, it’s not hard to imagine a return to form if everything goes according to plan. Whether or not it’s Heisman good, we’ll have to wait and see.
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It assures the Buckeyes of their first sub-.500 record in conference play in coach Thad Matta's 13 seasons as the OSU head coach. It was the ninth time Ohio State had lost by single digits, including in each of the Buckeyes' last three games. The ...
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It assures the Buckeyes of their first sub-.500 record in conference play in coach Thad Matta's 13 seasons as the OSU head coach. It was the ninth time Ohio State had lost by single digits, including in each of the Buckeyes' last three games. The ...
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Kansas State gets revenge on Buckeyes
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The BatCats got the season off to a pretty good start this weekend, taking three of four in the Sunshine State Classic in Kissimmee, Fla. K-State and Pittsburgh both went 3-1 on the weekend, but since the Cats beat the Panthers yesterday, guess who ...
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Kansas State gets revenge on Buckeyes
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The BatCats got the season off to a pretty good start this weekend, taking three of four in the Sunshine State Classic in Kissimmee, Fla. K-State and Pittsburgh both went 3-1 on the weekend, but since the Cats beat the Panthers yesterday, guess who ...
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It's been a few weeks, but BTN analyst Jon Crispin's latest Big Ten Power Rankings, presented by ArcelorMittal, features the same No. 1 team for consecutive weeks. That team is Purdue, of course, winners of five in a row.
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It's been a few weeks, but BTN analyst Jon Crispin's latest Big Ten Power Rankings, presented by ArcelorMittal, features the same No. 1 team for consecutive weeks. That team is Purdue, of course, winners of five in a row.
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Six Buckeyes listed in NFL.com four-round mock draft. Six of the eight Ohio State players invited to the NFL combine appear in the latest four-round mock draft on NFL.com. Where does Noah Brown fit into that picture? Steve Helwagen - 19 minutes ago; 0 ...
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Six Buckeyes listed in NFL.com four-round mock draft. Six of the eight Ohio State players invited to the NFL combine appear in the latest four-round mock draft on NFL.com. Where does Noah Brown fit into that picture? Steve Helwagen - 19 minutes ago; 0 ...
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The finish line is in sight. And Purdue and Wisconsin are battling for the league title, each tied for first. But don’t overlook Maryland, which is just a game off the pace after falling at Wisconsin on Sunday.
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The finish line is in sight. And Purdue and Wisconsin are battling for the league title, each tied for first. But don’t overlook Maryland, which is just a game off the pace after falling at Wisconsin on Sunday.
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In those six seasons, the Hoosiers outpaced the Buckeyes by about 500 passing yards per year, completing about 45 more passes season. However, on the flip side of that coin is the running game: Ohio State outgained Indiana by more than 1,000 yards per ...
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In those six seasons, the Hoosiers outpaced the Buckeyes by about 500 passing yards per year, completing about 45 more passes season. However, on the flip side of that coin is the running game: Ohio State outgained Indiana by more than 1,000 yards per ...
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The Buckeyes dealt out offers to numerous top prospects over the weekend.
Before you can become an All-American or hear your name get called during the NFL Draft you first have to earn a scholarship offer from a college football program.
Over the weekend a trio of top prospects from the class of 2018 received an opportunity to continue the next step of their football dreams in Columbus, Ohio at The Ohio State University.
3-star DE Daniel Carson
Town: Independence,MO/William Chrisman
Size: 6’5/260
Other Offers: Georgia, Iowa, Iowa State, Nebraska, Oklahoma, etc
The Skinny: While Carson isn’t as highly rated as some of the other prospects on the Buckeyes board at the moment, it doesn’t take long to see why he’s starting to pop up on programs radar. With good size, speed off the line, and the frame to add more weight, Carson, who racked up 56 total tackles and 13 quarterback sacks as a junior, shows the kind of raw potential Urban Meyer and other college coaches love to mold into all around players.
Blessed to say that I received my 10th offer from the University of Ohio State. #GOBUCKEYES @DemetricDWarren
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— Daniel Carson ® (@sports__finest) February 17, 20173-star RB Tavion Thomas
Town: Dayton,OH/Dunbar
Size: 6’2/225
Other Offers: Alabama, Arizona State, Georgia, Michigan State, Wisconsin, etc
The Skinny: One of the hottest class of 2018 prospects on the market, Thomas picked up his scholarship offer from the Buckeyes staff on Saturday afternoon during a visit to the Ohio State University campus. Like the aforementioned Carson, Thomas should be inline to watch his rating skyrocket in the coming weeks after recently earning numerous impressive offers.
Seeing time on both sides of the ball at Dunbar, Thomas is mostly known for his big play ability as a high school running back. Last season as a junior, he used his solid speed and instincts to rush for over 1,600 yards and 17 touchdowns to help the Wolverines finish the year off with an overall record of 7-3.
Truly truly blessed to receive my 18 offer from thee University of Ohio State#GoBuckeyes really amazing coaches @CoachTonyAlford pic.twitter.com/Nd82YE8r0W
— lackofworries (@tavionthomas937) February 18, 20174-star ATH Jordyn Adams
Town: Cary,NC/Green Hope
Size: 6’2/175
Other Offers: Alabama, Clemson, Indiana, North Carolina, TCU, etc
The Skinny: A high school quarterback, Adams will more than likely make the switch to wide receiver on the college level. A threat to score nearly every time the football is in his hands, the speedster accounted for over 3,100 total yards of offense, and 35 touchdowns for Blythewood (SC) before transferring after the season.
Sometimes football just runs in your blood. That is definitely a fact with Jordyn. Born into the game, his father Deke Adams, a longtime college assistant, is currently on the staff at the University of North Carolina as the defensive line coach.
Very excited & thankful to receive an offer from Ohio State University!
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— J2 (@jordynadams10) February 18, 20173-star OL John Campbell
Town: Orlando,FL/Dr. Phillips
Size: 6’5/290
Other Offers: Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Miami, Tennessee, etc
The Skinny: With 30 scholarship offers now currently on the table, it might be pretty difficult to get Campbell to head to far away from the Sunshine state, but that won’t keep Meyer and the Ohio State coaching staff from trying to get him to call Columbus his future home.
Always looking to land the next John Hicks, Korey Stringer, Orlando Pace or LeCharles Bentley, the Buckeyes reportedly offered the standout lineman on Sunday evening.
A big time blocker, he and the rest of the line at Dr. Phillips helped pave the way for the Panthers to reach over 4,500 yards of total offense last season.
Blessed to receive an offer from Ohio State University
@TheOpening @OS_Recruiting @Andrew_Ivins @CoachSmith100 @BargnareD #blessed pic.twitter.com/3B4Yhoyhdg
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The Buckeyes dealt out offers to numerous top prospects over the weekend.
Before you can become an All-American or hear your name get called during the NFL Draft you first have to earn a scholarship offer from a college football program.
Over the weekend a trio of top prospects from the class of 2018 received an opportunity to continue the next step of their football dreams in Columbus, Ohio at The Ohio State University.
3-star DE Daniel Carson
Town: Independence,MO/William Chrisman
Size: 6’5/260
Other Offers: Georgia, Iowa, Iowa State, Nebraska, Oklahoma, etc
The Skinny: While Carson isn’t as highly rated as some of the other prospects on the Buckeyes board at the moment, it doesn’t take long to see why he’s starting to pop up on programs radar. With good size, speed off the line, and the frame to add more weight, Carson, who racked up 56 total tackles and 13 quarterback sacks as a junior, shows the kind of raw potential Urban Meyer and other college coaches love to mold into all around players.
Blessed to say that I received my 10th offer from the University of Ohio State. #GOBUCKEYES @DemetricDWarren
️ pic.twitter.com/7vnx6VI5B8— Daniel Carson ® (@sports__finest) February 17, 2017
Town: Dayton,OH/Dunbar
Size: 6’2/225
Other Offers: Alabama, Arizona State, Georgia, Michigan State, Wisconsin, etc
The Skinny: One of the hottest class of 2018 prospects on the market, Thomas picked up his scholarship offer from the Buckeyes staff on Saturday afternoon during a visit to the Ohio State University campus. Like the aforementioned Carson, Thomas should be inline to watch his rating skyrocket in the coming weeks after recently earning numerous impressive offers.
Seeing time on both sides of the ball at Dunbar, Thomas is mostly known for his big play ability as a high school running back. Last season as a junior, he used his solid speed and instincts to rush for over 1,600 yards and 17 touchdowns to help the Wolverines finish the year off with an overall record of 7-3.
Truly truly blessed to receive my 18 offer from thee University of Ohio State#GoBuckeyes really amazing coaches @CoachTonyAlford pic.twitter.com/Nd82YE8r0W
— lackofworries (@tavionthomas937) February 18, 2017
Town: Cary,NC/Green Hope
Size: 6’2/175
Other Offers: Alabama, Clemson, Indiana, North Carolina, TCU, etc
The Skinny: A high school quarterback, Adams will more than likely make the switch to wide receiver on the college level. A threat to score nearly every time the football is in his hands, the speedster accounted for over 3,100 total yards of offense, and 35 touchdowns for Blythewood (SC) before transferring after the season.
Sometimes football just runs in your blood. That is definitely a fact with Jordyn. Born into the game, his father Deke Adams, a longtime college assistant, is currently on the staff at the University of North Carolina as the defensive line coach.
Very excited & thankful to receive an offer from Ohio State University!
️ pic.twitter.com/dkqi75dnwS— J2 (@jordynadams10) February 18, 2017
Town: Orlando,FL/Dr. Phillips
Size: 6’5/290
Other Offers: Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Miami, Tennessee, etc
The Skinny: With 30 scholarship offers now currently on the table, it might be pretty difficult to get Campbell to head to far away from the Sunshine state, but that won’t keep Meyer and the Ohio State coaching staff from trying to get him to call Columbus his future home.
Always looking to land the next John Hicks, Korey Stringer, Orlando Pace or LeCharles Bentley, the Buckeyes reportedly offered the standout lineman on Sunday evening.
A big time blocker, he and the rest of the line at Dr. Phillips helped pave the way for the Panthers to reach over 4,500 yards of total offense last season.
Blessed to receive an offer from Ohio State University
@TheOpening @OS_Recruiting @Andrew_Ivins @CoachSmith100 @BargnareD #blessed pic.twitter.com/3B4Yhoyhdg— J C A M P™ (@_jcamp74) February 19, 2017
- The football squad weren’t the only Buckeyes program to dish out a scholarship offer over the weekend. On Saturday, Thad Matta and the Ohio State basketball coaching staff offered 2019 four-star guard Jeremiah Francis. The 6-foot-3 Pickerington Central sophomore is the son of former OSU standout and one time Tigers head coach Jerry Francis.
- Per Ryan Bartow of 247Sports, Ohio State is one of over 30 schools to reach out to Clemson graduate transfer Scott Pagano. A defensive tackle with one year of eligibility left, Pagano finished his career with the Tigers with over 90 total tackles.
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The Buckeyes led 57-52 before Nebraska's Jack McVeigh hit a 3-pointer from the corner with 25 seconds on the clock to cut the lead to two points. An Ohio State turnover led to a Glynn Watson layup to tie the score with 12 seconds left. Watson was ...
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The Buckeyes led 57-52 before Nebraska's Jack McVeigh hit a 3-pointer from the corner with 25 seconds on the clock to cut the lead to two points. An Ohio State turnover led to a Glynn Watson layup to tie the score with 12 seconds left. Watson was ...
Transfer Players to Play an Important Role for the Buckeyes in 2017Eleven Warriors
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