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Buckeyes’ men’s basketball Big Ten title odds remain unchanged despite winning ways
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Ohio State has the fifth-best odds to win the Big Ten according to DraftKings Sportsbook.

Despite winning four of their last five games, out-rebounding a conference foe by 26, and whooping arguably the worst team in Division-I basketball by 46 points, Ohio State’s Big Ten title odds remain unchanged from the beginning of January according to our friends at DraftKings Sportsbook. The No. 16 Buckeyes (13-4, 6-2) have +600 odds to win their first B1G title in a decade, behind No. 24 Illinois (+230, up from +500), No. 6 Purdue (+300, down from +160), No. 11 Wisconsin (+400), and No. 10 Michigan State (+450).


Despite losing two of their last three games, Illinois has become the odds-on favorite to win the conference, with Purdue close behind them. After not generating much interest in the beginning of the season, people are now coming around on Wisconsin and Michigan State as well.

But while the Buckeyes’ Big Ten title odds have not changed, their Final Four odds have dipped a bit, going from +800 at the beginning of the month to +1000 now. They have the 18th-best odds to make it to New Orleans, just behind Wisconsin at +900 and in front of No. 19 LSU at +1100. No. 18 Tennessee has identical odds as the Buckeyes to make a Final Four run. No. 2 Gonzaga (+115), No. 9 Duke (+200), No. 4 Baylor (+220), No. 5 Kansas (+220), and Purdue (+220) — despite not having the best odds to win the Big Ten — have the best odds to make the Final Four right now, according to Vegas.

No. 16 Ohio State’s next game is Sunday at noon against No. 6 Purdue (17-3, 6-3) in Mackey Arena. The game will be broadcast on CBS. With a win, Ohio State will keep pace with Illinois and Michigan State at the top of the B1G. A Purdue loss could put their B1G title hopes on life support with 10 games still to play.

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Ohio State wrestling has dropped two of their last three Big Ten matches, but the team is still well-positioned to make noise in the postseason
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Despite losses against TTUN and Iowa, the Buckeyes look to have righted the ship after a tough 2020-21 season.

After a 5-0 start, the Ohio State wrestling team has fallen back down to Earth. They were defeated soundly by TTUN, and fell short in a closer-than-expected match to the Iowa Hawkeyes. The team rebounded by wiping the literal mat with Maryland (39-4), and are now off until Feb. 4, when they face top-ranked Penn State. The Nittany Lions recently destroyed TTUN, which does not bode well for Tom Ryan’s team — the Buckeyes lost to the Wolverines 29-8. But dropping a few matches in the uber-competitive Big Ten is no surprise, and after a rough (for OSU) 2020-21 campaign, Ryan’s grapplers have Ohio State squarely back in the national conversation.


The Buckeyes were humbled by TTUN on Jan. 14. The Wolverines came in to the Covelli Center undefeated, and dominated from beginning to end. Sammy Sasso (149) and Carson Kharchla (165) were the only victors in an otherwise underwhelming performance. One week later - again in a packed Covelli Center - Ohio State tasted defeat once more... but this time, the Buckeyes gave Iowa all they could handle, and dropped a close one 21-12. The final score was not indicative of how close the match really was. OSU only trailed 14-12 upon completion of the 184 match. The Hawkeyes then added a decision and a major decision to close it out at the heaviest weight classes. TTUN and Iowa were ranked No. 3 and No. 2 respectively, and have since flip-flopped in the national rankings.

Losing two straight home duals is never a good thing, but in this case: it’s also not a bad thing! TTUN and Iowa are two of best teams in the country. The best team in the country is Ohio State’s next opponent, Penn State. Such is life in the Big Ten. Half of the top-10 nationally is made up of teams from the Big Ten, and it’s nothing new. “New” is Tom Ryan’s Buckeyes finishing outside of the top-3. Ryan has built a dynasty of sorts, and this season was an opportunity to reclaim their place among the elites. Despite two (and possibly three out of four) recent losses, the team has done exactly that.

Driving Ohio State’s success and a few of the main reasons for optimism, are veterans Sasso, Malik Henselman, and Kaleb Romero — along with redshirt freshman (and a finally healthy) Kharchla. The three vets have collectively qualified for seven NCAA Championships, and Kharchla showed a ton of promise as a high school wrestler and during his unattached season with OSU. Since recovering from a knee injury that caused him to miss all of last year, he has helped form a fearsome foursome... read that again, three times fast.


Each wrestler mentioned above is ranked inside the top-10 at their weight class, with Sasso coming in as the highest (No. 2 at 149). He is a real national title contender, and it appears as if Kharchla might join him. Kharchla took down Iowa’s Alex Marinelli, who was ranked No. 1 at the time. Ohio State’s redshirt freshman currently sits at #4. Joining those four in the top-10 is Ethan Smith (No. 7 at 174), despite having four losses. Smith is a three-time NCAA qualifier himself, so he knows what it takes to get back there. All five of these wrestlers have at least a chance of winning an individual championship, whether it be in the Big Ten or NCAA’s.

Ohio State will, in all likelihood, finish the regular season fourth in their own conference. However, depending on how things shake out, they could very well make some noise in the big tournaments. The Big Ten and NCAA Championships are much different than the traditional duals. The Buckeyes will not be head-to-head with one team. Their best wrestlers will have an opportunity to survive and advance, and OSU has top-10 representation in half of the weight classes — a number similar to that of the three Big Ten teams ranked above them. Anything can happen in tournament-style competition, and Coach Ryan has often pushed his guys to peak in February and March.

Although the team has collectively hit a bit of a skid, the close loss against Iowa was promising, and the guys at the “top” of the roster are performing well. Sasso is a monster, Kharchla is a future star, and Romero and others are proven vets looking to finish out their career(s) strong. Don’t be surprised if the Buckeyes give Penn State problems next week, and keep an eye on this team as the season inches towards one of the most exciting tournaments in college sports.

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You’re Nuts: Who will be Ohio State men’s basketball’s next 1,000-point scorer?
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E.J. Liddell became the 60th member of the 1k club last night. Who will be number 61?

Our “Nuts” this week are of the celebratory variety, as our very good, quite large basketball son E.J. Liddell hit the 1,000-point plateau last evening during Ohio State’s 75-64 victory over the Minnesota Golden Gophers at the Barn. Liddell scored 23 points and grabbed a career-high 15 rebounds to help power the Buckeyes to their first win in Minneapolis in seven years.

It was also a milestone victory for Chris Holtmann, who became the third-quickest coach in Ohio State history to reach the 100 victory mark (in 147 games). The two who got to 100 quicker are Ohio State legends Thad Matta and Fred Taylor.

More on milestones in a moment. But first, a recap.


Last week, we each picked our favorite Liddell game to this point in his career. Connor picked his career-high 34 points against Northwestern a few weeks ago. Justin picked his 26-point performance to beat Illinois in Champaign during the 2020-21 season. With 57% of the vote, the people sided with Justin while 36% of the people agreed with Connor, and the remaining 7% said it was a different game.

With Justin’s victory, here are our standings:

After 36 weeks:

Connor- 18
Justin- 11
Other- 5

(There have been two ties)


This week, we are taking a guess at who will be the next Ohio State men’s basketball player to hit 1,000 points. The Buckeyes have some older players on this team, several of whom have already surpassed the 1,000 point mark when you combine their points on both teams they’ve played for. None of those players count. We’re specifically looking at players who haven’t gotten to 1k yet — and both current players and future players are options.

Today’s Question: Who is Ohio State’s next 1,000-point scorer?

Connor: Zed Key


The mathematically correct answer to this question is our good friend Zed Key and I’m not anti-math, anti-science, and certainly not anti-Zed. Right now Ohio State’s finger gun-shooting, roof-raising boulder is sitting at 322 career points, and is averaging just under 10 points per game as a sophomore starter.

For a team that makes the NCAA Tournament, the college basketball season typically runs roughly 30-35 games. Let’s predict this conservatively: let’s say Zed only averages 10 points each of the next two seasons — completely removing the possibility that he scores more than 10 ppg as a junior or senior, which seems unlikely. If he averages 10 ppg for 60 games, that is 600 additional points, putting him at 922. That leaves him 78 points short.


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However, there are still 11 games left in the regular season — plus at least one B1G tournament game and one NCAA Tournament game. That means that Key would need to average six points per game the rest of this season to assure that he joins the 1,000-point club. It really is that easy.

Now, the big variable for if Key hits 1,000 will be playing time. With Felix Okpara joining the team next year, Key may get pushed for minutes a bit. But even with Okpara around, I don’t expect Zed to get pushed from the starting lineup — I actually think he’ll be even more productive next season. During Key’s senior year, he and Okpara will likely tangle for minutes — assuming both are still on the team — but the Buckeyes’ front court is going to be pretty bare starting next season. As long as Key stays at Ohio State for four seasons and doesn’t have any longterm injuries, I think that he clears 1,000 points fairly easily.

Kyle Young was another option, but at 786 points he would need to average essentially 18 points per game for the rest of the season to make it — assuming only one Big Ten Tournament game and one NCAA Tournament game. Unfortunately, I don’t think he’s going to make it. I do think that at least one of the incoming freshmen will make it (Brice Sensabaugh, Bruce Thornton, or Roddy Gayle), but that will be after Key does it.

Justin: Bruce Thornton

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Scoring 1,000 points is no easy task. Only 60 players in Ohio State history have done it and the list is full of superstars. There are three things that I think you have to have to get 1,000 points: The first is you have to be confident. Everyone will go through scoring slumps, but the guys that don’t let it get to them and stay aggressive are the ones that break out of it.

The second thing is minutes. You have to be on the floor in order to score. So guys who come in and play immediately as a freshman obviously have a huge advantage to get to 1,000. And the third thing is you have to be a three-level scorer. The guys that get to 1,000 are all guys who can drive, create their own shot and shoot the deep ball; because they are so versatile on offense they are really hard to stop, hence they score more.

That being said, I am picking Bruce Thornton. I almost picked Malaki Branham, but I think he will leave for the draft after his sophomore season and 1,000 points in just two seasons would be a pretty huge accomplishment, so I am going with Thornton who I think will be at least a three-year guy.

Thornton is the top recruit in the Buckeyes’ 2022 recruiting class and will be with the squad next season. He is currently ranked as the No. 48 recruit in the class and the No. 8 point guard.

He also matches my criteria for a 1,000 point scorer. Thornton is a guy who will come in and play at the point guard position with Meechie Johnson as Jamari Wheeler and Jimmy Sotos are on their way out.

Thornton is a killer and will have no trouble with confidence as he steps up into the next level. He just recently won the Father John Savage Award at the Bass Pro Shop Tournament of Champions, which awards a player’s spirit and competitiveness.


Thornton will come in and immediately play and — as long as he stays at least three years — 1,000 points should be an attainable goal for him.

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Buck Off Podcast: Hall of Fames are shams, the offseason blues, recruiting notes
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On today’s episode of “Buck Off with Christopher Renne,” I am joined, as always, by Jordan Williams for the third episode of Ohio State’s offseason and we are feeling the offseason blues hard.

We begin the show by talking about our least favorite offseason topics and why we hate how people grade coaching staff hires in January. We also discuss the importance of assistant coaches and why there are more important things than names.

Then we keep on complaining because we have problems with the Hall of Fames of major sports league and some issues about the college football Hall of fames. Major League baseball is the vehicle, but we still talk about Ohio State in this segment.

After the break, we get into the B1G’s plan to move away from dvisions. We talk about how it might work and why it’s beneficial for everybody involved. We move forward and discuss the NIL dominance by Ohio State and ponder why anyone ever had problem with this. We talk about some of the deals that were exciting to see and what cars we’d want from a local auto dealer.

Our final discussion is about some of the final recruiting takeaways as the composite ranking gets finalized. We talk about Devin Brown’s number one ranking and some of the exciting factors of this class.


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Why is this News? All the articles and tweets Buckeye fans need for January 28, 2022
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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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On the Gridiron


Would Ohio State football benefit if the Big Ten eliminated divisions? ($$)
- Nathan Baird, Cleveland.com

B1G Thoughts: What could a Big Ten without divisions look like?
- Jordan Williams, Land-Grant Holy Land

Ohio State Draft Profile: Garrett Wilson, the receiver with the highest floor in the 2022 NFL Draft
- Chris Renne, Land-Grant Holy Land


Tyleik Williams shows off impressive first-year numbers for Buckeyes
- Spencer Holbrook, Lettermen Row

Projecting Buckeyes who will emerge as stars in 2022
- Patrick Murphy, Bucknuts

Looking forward to the 2022 Buckeye football season: TreVeyon Henderson
- David M. Wheeler, Land-Grant Holy Land

#DevelopedHere


Bengals QB Joe Burrow reflects on time at Ohio State
- Chase Brown, Buckeye Sports Bulletin

Pittsburgh Steelers sign former Ohio State defensive end John Simon to reserve/future contract
- Andrew Lind, Sports Illustrated

Thayer Munford’s NFL Draft Diary: Former Ohio State offensive tackle has no regrets about extra year with Buckeyes
- Dan Hope, Eleven Warriors

On the Hardwood


Liddell gets 1,000, Holtmann gets 100 as Ohio State takes down Minnesota
- Justin Golba, Land-Grant Holy Land


Ohio State shakes off rust, hits multiple milestones in win at Minnesota
- Adam Jardy, The Columbus Dispatch

Chris Holtmann Notches 100th Win with Ohio State after Victory at Minnesota
- Griffin Strom, Eleven Warriors

Meechie Johnson Jr. cleared to play Thursday vs. Minnesota following facial injury
- Stephen Means, Cleveland.com

The masked man...


Roundball Round-Up: A former Buckeye sets a franchise rookie record
- Brett Ludwiczak, Land-Grant Holy Land

And Now for Something Completely Different


Not gonna lie, if there was more than one episode left, I’d probably give up on “Boba Fett.”


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The top-tier teams in the Big Ten have all beaten Minnesota this season, although it’s to the Gophers’ credit that none of their five losses have come against subpar competition. If Ohio State wants to count itself among the top teams in the league, it should be able to take care of business Thursday, despite their potentially short-handed backcourt and recent road record at Minnesota.

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A.J. Ferrari accident: Oklahoma State football OC Kasey Dunn reportedly saved wrestler from burning car

Oklahoma State wrestling national champion A.J. Ferrari was involved in a car crash Monday night. During the incident, in which Ferrari reportedly was with fellow Cowboys athlete and cross country All-American Isai Rodriguez, Ferrari attempted to pass three vehicles but collided head on with another driver. Assisting in the rescue was Oklahoma State football offensive coordinator Kasey Dunn, who was coincidentally in a passing car, according to a report by ESPN.

Due to Dunn’s assistance, Ferrari was pulled to safety. Ferrari’s car, a 2019 Dodge Durango, caught fire and Dunn was able to pull the wrestler to safety. Ferrari and Rodriguez were transported to the hospital to treat non-life threatening injuries.

“The source said Dunn was unable to open the driver's door to get Ferrari out, but he was able to pull Ferrari out of a window after the glass had shattered in the crash,” ESPN reported.

Ferrari’s father, A.J. Ferrari Sr., also wrote in a Facebook post updating his son’s condition. He said that the national champion wrestler had no broken bones.

"He has fluid in his lungs that is affecting his oxygen levels and some bad bruising with some internal bleeding, so they are keeping him here," the elder Ferrari wrote. "If you saw the car and AJ, you would know this was a miracle."

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2023 WR Bryson Rodgers (Zephyrhills FL Wiregrass Ranch)
2023 WR Brendan Jenkins (Hoschton GA Mill Creek)
2023 TE Jelani Thurman (Fairburn GA Langston Hughes)
2023 OL Luke Montgomery (Findlay OH Findlay)
2023 OL Austin Siereveld (Middletown OH Lakota East)
2023 OL Joshua Padilla (Huber Heights OH Wayne)
2023 DL Matayo Uiagaleilei (Bellflower CA St. John Bosco)
2023 DL Damon Wilson (Venice FL Venice) - official
2023 DL Keon Keeley (Tampa FL Berkeley) - official
2023 DL Jason Moore (Hyattsville MD DeMatha)
2023 DL Will Smith, Jr. (Dublin OH Coffman)
2023 LB Arvell Reese (Cleveland OH Glenville) - official
2023 DB Jermaine Mathews (Cincinnati OH Winton Woods)
2023 DB Cedric Hawkins - official
2023 DB Malik Hartford (West Chester OH Lakota West)
2024 QB Dylan Raiola (Chandler AZ Chandler)
2024 RB Corey Smith (Waukesha WI Catholic Memorial)
2024 RB Sam Williams-Dixon (Millersburg OH West Holmes)
2024 WR Jeremiah Smith (Opa Locka FL Chaminade-Madonna)
2024 WR Ryan Wingo (St. Louis MO University)
2024 WR Mylan Graham (New Haven IN New Haven)
2024 WR Brauntae Johnson (Ft. Wayne IN North Side)
2024 TE Christian Bentancur (Woodstock IL Marian Central Catholic)
2024 TE Damarion Witten (Cleveland OH Glenville)
2024 TE Adam Steinfeldt
2024 OL Ian Moore (New Palestine IN New Palestine)
2024 OL Donovan Harbour (Waukesha WI Catholic Memorial)
2024 DL Elias Rudolph (Cincinnati OH Taft)
2024 DL Nigel Smith II (Melissa TX Melissa)
2024 DL Eddrick Houston (Buford GA Buford)
2024 DL KingJoseph Edwards (Buford GA Buford)
2024 LB Sammy Brown (Jefferson GA Jefferson)
2024 LB Anthony Speca (Pittsburgh PA Central Catholic)
2024 LB Brian Robinson (Austintown OH Fitch)
2024 LB Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa (Bellflower CA St. John Bosco)
2024 DB Payton Woodyard (Bellflower CA St. John Bosco)
2024 DB K.J. Bolden (Buford GA Buford)
2024 DB Joshisa Trader (Opa Locka FL Chaminade-Madonna)
2024 DB Bryce West (Cleveland OH Glenville)
2024 DB Aaron Scott (Springfield OH Springfield)
2024 DB Terhyon Nichols (Cincinnati OH Withrow)
2024 ATH Garrett Stover (Sunbury OH Big Walnut)
2024 ATH Aneyas Williams (Hannibal MO Hannibal)
2025 QB Ryan Montgomery (Findlay OH Findlay)
2025 QB Tavien St. Clair (Bellefontaine OH Bellefontaine)
2025 RB Gideon Davidson (Lynchburg VA Liberty Christian)
2025 RB Jordon Davison (Santa Ana CA Mater Dei)
2025 WR Jaime ffrench (Jacksonville FL Mandarin)
2025 TE Landon Pace (St. Louis MO University)
2025 TE Bear Tenney (Chandler AZ Hamilton)
2025 DB Jontae Gilbert (Atlanta GA Douglass)
2025 DB DJ Pickett (Tampa FL Zephyrhills)
2026 QB Dayton Raiola (Chandler AZ Chandler)

September 17th (Toledo)
2024 WR Mylan Graham (New Haven IN New Haven)

September 24th (Wisconsin)
2023 RB Mark Fletcher II (Plantation FL American Heritage)
2023 WR Brandon Inniss (Plantation FL American Heritage)
2023 WR Noah Rogers (Rolesville NC Rolesville)
2023 WR Carnell Tate (Bradenton FL IMG Academy)
2023 WR Bryson Rodgers (Zephyrhills FL Wiregrass Ranch)
2023 OL Luke Montgomery (Findlay OH Findlay)
2023 OL Joshua Padilla (Huber Heights OH Wayne)
2023 DL Will Smith, Jr. (Dublin OH Coffman)
2023 DL Keon Keeley (Tampa FL Berkeley)
2023 DL Kayden McDonald (Suwanee GA North Gwinnett) - official
2023 LB Arvell Reese (Cleveland OH Glenville)
2023 DB Malik Hartford (West Chester OH Lakota West)
2023 DB Cedric Hawkins (Titusville FL Cocoa)
2024 RB Corey Smith (Waukesha WI Catholic Memorial)
2024 TE Damarion Witten (Cleveland OH Glenville)
2024 TE Tayvion Galloway (Chillicothe OH Chillicothe)
2024 OL Ian Moore (New Palestine IN New Palestine)
2024 OL Donovan Harbour (Waukesha WI Catholic Memorial)
2024 DL Justin Scott (Chicago IL St. Ignatius)
2024 DB Bryce West (Cleveland OH Glenville)
2024 DB Charles Lester III (Sarasota FL Riverview)
2024 ATH Garrett Stover (Sunbury OH Big Walnut)
2025 QB Colton Gumino (Elmhurst IL York)
2025 WR Josiah Abdullah (Atlanta GA Woodward)
2025 OL David Sanders (Charlotte NC Providence Day)

October 1st (Rutgers)
2023 DL Daevin Hobbs (Concord NC Jay M. Robinson)
2023 DB Jermaine Mathews (Cincinnati OH Winton Woods)
2023 OL Luke Montgomery (Findlay OH Findlay)
2024 TE Gavin Grover (Lewis Center OH Olentangy)
2024 ATH Kylan Fox (Loganville GA Grayson)
2024 DL Justin Scott (Chicago IL St. Ignatius)
2024 ATH Garrett Stover (Sunbury OH Big Walnut)
2024 WR Jeremiah McClellan (St. Louis MO Christian Brothers)
2024 OL Derek Jensen (Hartland WI Arrowhead)
2024 DB Treyvon Tolmaire (Mission Viejo CA Mission Viejo)
2024 TE Gavin Grover (Lewis Center OH Olentangy)
2024 Andrew Bruce (Chardon OH Chardon)
2025 LB Maddox Arnold (Cincinnati OH Elder)

October 22nd (Iowa)
2023 WR Carnell Tate (Bradenton FL IMG Academy) - official
2023 DB Cedric Hawkins (Titusville FL Cocoa) - official
2024 RB Quinton Martin (Belle Vernon PA Belle Vernon)
2024 WR Micah Hudson (Lake Belton TX Temple)
2024 ATH Garrett Stover (Sunbury OH Big Walnut)
2024 DB Vaboue Toure (Irvington NJ Irvington)
2024 OL Andrew Dennis (Mt. Pleasant MI Mt. Pleasant)
2024 TE Ryner Swanson (Laguna Beach CA Laguna Beach)

November 12th (Indiana)
2023 DB Jermaine Mathews (Cincinnati OH Winton Woods)
2023 OL Joshua Padilla (Huber Heights OH Wayne)
2023 ATH Arion Carter (Smyrna TN Smyrna) - official
2023 DL Joshua Mickens (Indianapolis IN Lawrence Central)
2024 OL Jake Wheelock (Riverside OH Stebbins)
2024 OL Marc Nave (Toledo OH Central Catholic)
2024 TE Aidan Steinfeldt (Bloomington IN Bloomington North)
2024 K Carter Holden (Dublin OH Dublin Jerome)
2024 TE Jaden Reddell (Peculiar MO Raymore-Peculiar)
2024 TE Tysen Smith (Bloomington IN Bloomington South)
2024 DL Brandon Davis-Swain (West Bloomfield MI West Bloomfield)
2024 OL Colin Cubberly (Lagrangeville NY Arlington)
2024 ATH I'Marion Stewart (Bolingbrook IL Bolingbrook)
2025 OL Jake Cook (Westerville OH North)
2025 DL Brendon Rice (Farmington Hills MI North Farmington)
2025 TE Ethan Barbour (Alpharetta GA Alpharetta)
2025 WR Andrew Marsh (Fulshear TX Katy Jordan)
2025 DL Austin Alexander (Burlington KY Cooper)
2025 LB Max Carver (Loveland OH Loveland)
2025 OL Toby Mealer (Chandler AZ Hamilton)
2026 WR Chris Henry Jr. (Cincinnati OH Withrow)
2026 WR Aaron Gregory (Augusta GA Augusta Christian)
2026 ATH Cam Thomas (West Chester OH Lakota West)

November 26th (Michigan)
2023 WR Brandon Inniss (Plantation FL American Heritage)
2023 OL Luke Montgomery (Findlay OH Findlay)
2023 DL Jason Moore (Hyattsville MD DeMatha)
2023 OL Joshua Padilla (Huber Heights OH Wayne)
2023 LB Arvell Reese (Cleveland OH Glenville)
2023 DB Jermaine Mathews (Cincinnati OH Winton Woods)
2023 OL Austin Siereveld (Middletown OH Lakota East)
2023 WR Bryson Rodgers (Zephyrhills FL Wiregrass Ranch)
2023 DB Cedric Hawkins (Titusville FL Cocoa)
2023 DL Jordan Hall (Jacksonville FL Westlake) - official
2023 DL Joshua Mickens (Indianapolis IN Lawrence Central) - official
2023 DL Damon Wilson (Venice FL Venice)
2024 OL Ian Moore (New Palestine IN New Palestine)
2024 WR Tyseer Denmark (Philadelphia PA Roman Catholic)
2024 ATH Garrett Stover (Sunbury OH Big Walnut)
2024 DB KJ Bolden (Buford GA Buford)
2024 DL Dylan Stewart (Washington DC Friendship Collegiate)
2024 DB Ellis Robinson IV (Bradenton FL IMG Academy)
2024 DB Bryce West (Cleveland OH Glenville)
2024 DL Nigel Smith II (Melissa TX Melissa)
2024 DL KingJoseph Edwards (Buford GA Buford)
2024 LB Kristopher C. Jones (Stafford VA Mountain View)
2024 LB Edwin Spillman (Nashville TN Lipscomb)
2024 ATH Miles Lockhart (Chandler AZ Basha)
2024 WR Elijah Moore (Olney MD Good Counsel)
2025 QB Ryan Montgomery (Findlay OH Findlay)
2025 TE Emaree Winston (Calhoun GA Calhoun)
2025 OL Mason Short (Evans GA Evans)
2025 LB Weston Port (San Juan Capistrano CA San Juan Hills)

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Class: 2023 (high school)
School: Houston (TX) Dekaney
Height: 6-foot-4
Weight: 200 lbs

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QB
Tavien St. Clair: 6'4" 207 lbs; Bellefontaine (OH) Bellefontaine

RB
Lamar "Bo" Jackson: 5'11" 188 lbs; Cleveland (OH) Villa Angela- St. Joseph
Isaiah West: 6'0 210 lbs; Philadelphia (PA) St. Joseph's Prep
Anthony Rogers: 5'8" 190 lbs; Montgomery (AL) Carver

WR
Quincy Porter: 6'3" 190 lbs; Oradell (NJ) Bergen Catholic
Bodpgen Miller: 6'4 180 lbs; Mansfield (OH) Ontario
De'zie Jones: 6'0" 180 lbs; Wayne (NJ) DePaul Catholic
Phillip Bell: 6'2" 195 lbs; Mission Viejo (CA) Mission Viejo

TE
Nate Roberts: 6'4" 230 lbs; Washington (OK) Washington
Brody Lennon: 6'4 225 lbs; Gates Mills (OH) Gilmour Academy

OL
Carter Lowe: 6'5" 290 lbs; Toledo (OH) Whitmer
Jake Cook: 6'5 290 lb; Westerville (OH) Westerville North
Jayvon McFadden: 6'5" 270 lbs; Upper Marlboro (MD) Riverdale Baptist

DL
Maxwell Roy: 6'5" 265 lbs; Philadelphia (PA) St. Joseph’s Prep
Jarquez Carter: 6'2" 280 lbs; Newberry (FL) Newberry
Trajen Odom: 6'5" 265lbs; Cary (NC) Panther Creek
Zion Grady: 6'4" 235 lbs; Enterprise (AL) Enterprise
Epi Sitanilei: 6'5" 225 lbs; Bellflower (CA) St. John Bosco

LB
Eli Lee: 6'3" 215 lbs; Akron (OH) Hoban
Riley Pettijohn: 6'2" 205 lbs; McKinney (TX) McKinney
Tarvos "TJ" Alford: 6'2 215lbs; Ft. Pierce (FL) John Carroll

DB
Devin Sanchez: 6'2" 170 lbs; Houston (TX) North Shore
Cody Haddad: 6'1" 175lbs; Cleveland (OH) St. Ignatius
Faheem Delane: 6'2" 184 lbs; Olney (MD) Good Counsel
DeShawn Stewart: 6'2" 185 lbs; Wayne (NJ) DePaul Catholic
Jordyn Woods: 6'3" 175 lbs; Cartersville (GA) Cartersville

Committed Elsewhere
Tiqwai Hayes: 5'10" 190 lbs; Aliquippa (PA) Aliquippa (Penn State)
Mason Short: 6'6" 285 lbs; Evans (GA) Evans (Georgia)
Waltez Clark: 6'2" 194 lbs; Tampa (FL) Plant (Florida)
Dallas Wilson: 6'3" 180 lbs; Tampa (FL) Tampa Tech (Oregon)
Ethan Barbour: 6'3" 220 lbs; Alpharetta (GA) Alpharetta (Georgia)
Dontrell Glover: 6'3" 293 lbs; Fairburn (GA) Langston Hughes (Alabama)
DJ McClary: 6'2" 210 lbs; Jersey City (NJ) Snyder (Rutgers)
Tyler Redmond: 6'1" 165 lbs; Alpharetta (GA) Milton (Tennessee)
Solomon Thomas: 6'3" 280 lbs; Jacksonville (FL) Raines (Florida State)
Brandon Brown: 6'2" 285 lbs; Palm Bay (FL) Eau Gallie (Texas)
Eli Owens: 6'2" 230 lbs; Alcoa (TN) Alcoa (ttun)
Jett White: 6'2" 160 lbs; Miami (FL) Edison (Maryland Decommit)
Ethan Long: 6'2" 200 lbs; Greenwich (CT) Brunswick School (Notre Dame)
Christopher Burgess Jr.: 6'5" 240 lbs; Chicago (IL) Simeon (Notre Dame)
Bryce Underwood: 6'2" 200 lbs; Belleville (MI) Belleville (ttun)
Emaree Winston: 6'3" 230 lbs; Calhoun (GA) Calhoun (Texas)
Ari Watford: 6'5" 235 lbs; Norfolk (VA) Maury (Clemson)
Elijah Melendez: 6'2" 225 lbs; Kissimmee (FL) Osceola (Auburn)
Amare Adams: 6'3" 275 lbs; Lake City (SC) Lake City (Clemson)
Elijah "Bo" Barnes: 6'1" 220 lbs; Dallas (TX) Skyline (Texas)
Ryan Montgomery: 6'3" 200 lbs; Findlay (OH) Findlay (Georgia)
Jordon Davison: 5'11" 210 lbs; Santa Ana (CA) Mater Dei (Oregon)
Marquise Davis: 6' 190 lbs; Cleveland Heights (OH) Cleveland Heights (Mizzou)
Avery Gach: 6'5" 265 lbs; Franklin (MI) Groves (ttun)
Micah DeBose: 6'5" 315 lbs; Prichard (AL) Vigor (Alabama)
Mariyon Dye: 6'5" 235lbs; Elkhart (IN) Elkhart (Tennessee)
Anthony Sacca: 6'3" 225 lbs; Philadelphia (PA) St. Josephs (Notre Dame)
Justin Hill: 6'4" 215 lbs; Cincinnati (OH) Winton Woods (Alabama)
Dorian Brew: 6'2" 185 lbs; Conroe (TX) Conroe (Oregon)
Mark Zackery: 6'0" 160 lbs; Indianapolis (IN) Ben Davis (Notre Dame)
Tory Blaylock: 5'10" 175 lbs; Humble (TX) Atascocita (Oklahoma)
Talyn Taylor: 6'1" 180 lbs; Geneva (IL) Geneva (Georgia)
Bear Tenney: 6'5" 230 lbs; Lehi (UT) Lehi (Nebraska Decommit)
Luka Gilbert: 6'7" 225 lbs; Cincinnati (OH) Lakota West (Miami, FL)
Brock Schott: 6'3" 215lbs; Leo (IN) Leo (Miami, FL)
Kaden Strayhorn: 6'3" 290 lbs; Bradenton (FL) IMG Academy (ttun)
Matty Augustine: 6'7" 285 lbs; Greenwich (CT) Brunswick School (Notre Dame)
Douglas Utu: 6'6" 300 lbs; Las Vegas (NV) Bishop Gorman (Oregon)
Trent Wilson: 6'3" 270 lbs; Baltimore (MD) St. Frances Academy (Oklahoma)
Landon Rink: 6'2" 260 lbs; Cypress (TX) Cy-Fair (Texas A&M)
Javion Hilson: 6'5" 230 lbs; Cocoa (FL) Cocoa (Missouri)
Nathaniel Marshall: 6'4" 265 lbs; Oak Park (IL) Fenwick (ttun)
Isaiah Gibson: 6'5" 250lbs; Warner Robins (GA) Warner Robins (Georgia)
Jahmir Joseph: 6' 175 lbs; Montvale (NJ) St. Josephs (Penn State)
Vernell Brown III: 5'11" 170 lbs; Orlando (FL) Jones (Florida)
DJ Pickett: 6'2" 170 lbs; Tampa (FL) Zephyrhills (LSU)
Jayvan Boggs: 6'1" 190 lbs; Cocoa (FL) Cocoa (Florida St.)
Messiah Delhomme: 6'1" 196 lbs; Newport News (VA) Warwick (Maryland)
Blake Woodby: 5'11" 180 lbs; Baltimore (MD) St. Frances (Auburn)
Andrew Marsh: 6'0" 170 lbs; Katy (TX) Jordan (ttun)
Josh Petty: 6'5" 265 lbs; Roswell (GA) Fellowship Christian School (Georgia Tech)
Brandon Caesar: 6'4" 250 lbs; Cleveland Heights (OH) Cleveland Heights (West Virginia)
Trey McNutt: 6'0" 180 lbs; Cleveland (OH) Shaker Heights (Oregon)
Jontae Gilbert: 6'1" 175 lbs; Atlanta (GA) Douglass (Georgia)
Chad Gasper: 5'11" 195 lbs; Katy (TX) Jordan (Florida)
Deondrae Riden: 5'11" 190 lbs; Desoto (TX) Desoto (Texas A&M)
Donovan Johnson: 6'0" 205 lbs; Bradenton (FL) IMG Academy (ttun)
Rowan Byrne: 6'6" 295 lbs; New Rochelle (NY) Iona Prep (Clemson)
Max Granville: 6'4" 215 lbs; Sugar Land (TX) FT. Bend Christian Academy (Penn St.)
Myron Charles: 6'4" 295 lbs; Port Charlotte (FL) Port Charlotte (Texas)
Jaylen Williams: 6'6" 265 lbs; Palatine (IL) Palatine (ttun Decommit, Wisconsin)
Joshua Moore: 6'4" 195 lbs; Pembroke Pines (FL) West Broward (Florida)
Daylan McCutcheon: 6'0" 160 lbs; Lucas (TX) Lovejoy (Texas)
Kaliq Lockett: 6'2" 175lbs; Sachse (TX) Sachse (Texas)
Weston Port: 6'1" 215 lbs; San Juan Capistrano (CA) San Juan Hills (UCLA)
Mantrez Walker: 6'1" 210 lbs; Buford (GA) Buford (ttun decommit, Colorado)
Tavion Wallace: 6'1" 200 lbs; Jessup (GA) Wayne County (Arkansas)
Jayden Shelton: 6'1" 200 lbs; Dallas (TX) South Oak Cliff (Arkansas)
Nasir Wyatt: 6'2" 200 lbs; Santa Ana (CA) Mater Dei (Oregon)
Emmanuel Karmo: 6'3" 225lbs; Minneapolis (MN) Robbinsdale Cooper (Minnesota)
Chuck McDonald III: 6'1" 180 lbs; Santa Ana (CA) Mater Dei (Alabama)
Devin Williams: 5'11" 170 lbs; Buford (GA) Buford (Auburn)
Kevyn Humes: 5'11" 175 lbs; Baltimore (MD) St. Frances Academy (Maryland)
Jadyn Hudson: 6'1" 170 lbs; Pittsburg (CA) Pittsburg (UCLA)
Daryus Dixson: 6'0" 180 lbs; Santa Ana (CA) Mater Dei (Penn St.)
Kainoa Winston: 6'0" 180 lbs; Washington (DC) Gonzaga (ttun)
Cameron Miller: 5'11" 165 lbs; Atco (NJ) Winslow Township (Wisconsin)
Alex Graham: 6'1" 170 lbs; Detroit (MI) Cass Tech (USC)
Michael Fasusi: 6'6" 290 lbs; Lewisville (TX) Lewisville (Oklahoma)
Preston Bowman: 6'0" 190 lbs; Pickerington (OH) Pickerington North (Kentucky)
Malik Autry: 6'5" 320 lbs; Opelika (AL) Opelika (Auburn)
Dakorien Moore: 5'11" 182 lbs; Duncanville (TX) Duncanville (Oregon)
Damien Shanklin: 6'4" 230 lbs; Indianapolis (IN) Warren Central (LSU)
Jonah Williams: 6'3" 200 lbs; Galveston (TX) Ball (Texas)
Naeshaun Montgomery: 6'3" 175 lbs; West Palm Beach (FL) Cardinal Newman (Florida)
Onis Konanbanny: 6'2" 170 lbs; Columbia (SC) Heathwood Hall Episcopal (Florida)
Jaime Ffrench: 6'1" 175 lbs; Jacksonville (FL) Mandarin (Texas)
Damola Ajidahun: 6'6" 290 lbs; Duluth (GA) Duluth (South Carolina)
Jerome Myles: 6'2" 205 lbs; Draper (UT) Corner Canyon (Texas A&M)
Malachi Toney: 5’9” 165 lbs; Ft. Lauderdale (FL) American Heritage (Miami, Fla)
Byron Louis: 6'1" 200 lbs; Ft. Lauderdale (FL) American Heritage (Florida)
Ousmane Kromah: 6'1" 201 ibs; Leesburg (GA) Lee County (Florida St.)
Zelus Hicks: 6'1" 180 lbs; Lilburn (GA) Parkview (Texas)
Brandon Finney: 6'2" 185 lbs: Owings Mills (MD) McDonogh School (Oregon)
Alai Kalaniuvalu: 6'4" 300 lbs; Las Vegas (NV) Bishop Gorman (BYU)
James Johnson: 5'10" 181 lbs; Douglasville (GA) Douglas County (USC)
Isaiah Campbell: 6'5" 265 lbs; Durham (NC) Southern Durham (Clemson Decommit)
Mario Nash Jr.: 6'5" 285 lbs; De Kalb (MS) Kemper County (Florida St.)
Julian "JuJu" Lewis: 6'1" 175 lbs; Carrollton (GA) Carrollton (Colorado)
Zach Weeks: 6'3" 215 lbs; Watkinsville (GA) Oconee County (LSU)
Zahir Mathis: 6'6" 225 lbs; Philadelphia (PA) Imhotep Institute (Maryland)
London Merritt: 6'3" 230 lbs; College Park (GA) Woodward Academy (Colorado)
Peter Langi: 6'6" 330 lbs; San Bruno (CA) Archbishop Riordan (Washington)
Brady Hart: 6'5" 195 lbs; Cocoa (FL) Cocoa (ttun Decommit, Texas A&M)
David Sanders Jr.: 6'6 265 lbs; Charlotte (NC) Providence Day (Tennessee)
Chaz Coleman: 6'5" 225 lbs; Warren (OH) Warren G. Harding (Penn St.)
Na'eem Offord: 6'1" 180 lbs; Birmingham (AL) Parker (Oregon)
Aydan West: 6'0" 184 lbs; Gaithersburg (MD) Quince Orchard (Michigan St.)
Winston Watkins Jr.: 5'10" 172 lbs; Fort Myers (FL) IMG Academy (Ole Miss)
Landon Pace: 6'2" 200 lbs; St. Louis (MO) St Louis University (Wyoming)
Madden Faraimo: 6'3" 210 lbs; San Juan Capistrano (CA) J Serra Catholic (Notre Dame)
Jahkeem Stewart: 6'6" 270 lbs; New Orleans (LA) St.; Augustine (USC)
Nathaniel Owusu-Boateng: 6'0" 205 lbs; Bradenton (FL) IMG Academy (ttun)
Kamryn Jones: 6'2" 190 lbs; Bellflower (CA) St. John Bosco
Edward Coleman: 6'0" 190 lbs; Savannah (GA) Calvary Day
Donovan Murph: 6'2" 180 lbs; Columbia (SC) Irmo (South Carolina)
Christian Pierce: 6'0" 215 lbs; Chicago (IL) Brother Rice
Raycine Guillory: 5'10" 180 lbs; Aledo (TX) Aledo (Utah)

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Class: 2023 (high school)
School: Ft. Lauderdale (FL) Dillard
Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 240 lbs

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Class: 2023 (high school)
Hometown: St. Louis, Missouri
School: Bradenton (FL) IMG Academy
Height: 6-foot-4
Weight: 231 lbs

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Class: 2023 (high school)
School: Springdale (MD) Flowers
Height: 6-foot-6
Weight: 230 lbs

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