Ohio State plays host to numerous top prospects
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The OSU staff didn’t just spend time with family over the Easter weekend. Meyer and crew also got time in with a long list of talented recruits.
Just like most of the world, you probably had a ton of activities to attend during the Easter weekend.
While it might’ve been a Holiday, Ohio State recruiting never sleeps. Did you miss out on your recruiting fix over the last few days? Don’t worry,
Land-Grant Holy Land has your back.
Prospects invade Columbus
Urban Meyer and the rest of the Ohio State coaching staff have been busy not only trying to get the current Buckeyes ready for the spring game, but also playing host to a long list of highly sought after recruits.
This weekend was no different. Below are just some of the high school prospects who spent time on the Ohio State campus on Friday:
4-star CB Sheridan Jones
Class: 2019
Town: Norfolk,VA/Maury
Size: 6’0/170
Offers: Ohio State, Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida, etc
4-star WR Jake Smith
Class: 2019
Town: Scottsdale,AZ/Notre Dame Preparatory
Size: 6’1/190
Offers: Ohio State, Alabama, USC, Arizona, Arizona State, etc
4-star DT Hakeem Beamon
Class: 2019
Town: Chesterfield,VA/Lloyd C. Bird
Size: 6’3/245
Offers: Ohio State, North Carolina, Alabama, Arkansas, South Carolina, etc
Ohio State this weekend
— Hakeem Beamon (@hakeem_beamon)
March 30, 2018
2019
Town: Cleveland,OH/St. Ignatius
Size: 6’0/180
Offers: Akron, Buffalo, Kent State, Indiana State, Eastern Kentucky
3-star CB Nyles Beverly
Class: 2019
Town: Macedonia,OH/Nordonia
Size: 5’11/180
Offers: Michigan, Kentucky, Purdue, Vanderbilt, Akron, etc
4-star OT Paris Johnson Jr.
Class: 2020
Town: Cincinnati,OH/St. Xavier
Size: 6’7/275
Offers: Ohio State, Alabama, Michigan State, Notre Dame, Stanford, etc
4-star DE Bryce Mostella
Class: 2020
Town: Grand Rapids,MI/East Kentwood
Size: 6’6/235
Offers: Purdue, Akron, Ball State, Bowling Green, Western Michigan, etc
On my way to Ohio State University!!
— Bryce Mostella (@bjm47kkwik)
March 30, 2018
Just like nearly every year on the recruiting trail, Ohio State finds themselves mixing it up against the
Texas Longhorns for one of the top recruits in the entire country.
Announcing his plans to verbal commit after visiting OSU, and UT, four-star wide receiver
Garrett Wilson, a former Columbus area native, who now resides in Austin, will either suit up in the Scarlet and Gray or the White and Burnt Orange on the college level.
I will be taking my official visits to;
Ohio State University April 13-15
University of Texas April 20-22
I’ll announce my commitment shortly after.
— Garrett Wilson (@GarrettWilson_V)
April 1, 2018
Once looked as a near lock to join his former Lake Travis High teammate and current Ohio State freshman quarterback Matthew Baldwin, some believe Wilson, who made the trek to Columbus recently, will now stay put in the southwest.
Still left with a chance to impress Wilson on his official trip to campus, the dynamic duo of Baldwin and the 6-foot, 185-pound soon-to-be senior could connect once again if all things workout later this month.
According to the 247Sports Composite Rankings, Wilson, who hauled in almost 100 receptions for over 1,700 yards and 26 touchdowns through the air as a junior, is currently considered the sixth wide out, and 46th overall prospect in the class of 2019.
Will Garrett Wilson end up back in Ohio or will he stay put in the Austin area? We won’t have to wait much longer to find out. Stick with
Land-Grant Holy Land for the latest.
Quick Hits
- 2019 four-star wide receiver Ramel Keyton of Marietta High in Georgia named his top six on Friday. Making the cut from over 25 offers, Ohio State, Miami, Penn State, Tennessee, Auburn, and Ole Miss are still in the mix for the 6-foot-3, 185-pound standout.
- Also taking to his Twitter page to share with the world his current list of college leaders was fellow class of 2019 prospect Khris Bogle. The four-star defensive end from Florida has trimmed things down from 41 offers to 14 with Ohio State, USC, Clemson, Oklahoma, Penn State, Alabama, Oregon, Florida State, Georgia, Florida, Texas A&M, Miami, LSU, and Tennessee sticking out.
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