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The Buckeyes under Urban Meyer have recruiting the state of Georgia very well so it is no surprise they have gone to the Peach State to offer a scholarship to the country's No. 1 weak-side defensive end, Justin Mascoll from Snellville (Ga.) South Gwinett.


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January 14th

2017 DT Jerron Cage (Cincinnati, OH) - official

January 21st

2017 WR Jaylen Harris (Cleveland Heights, OH) - official
2017 WR Oliver Martin (Iowa City, IA) - official
2017 WR James Robinson (Lakeland, FL) - official
2017 OL Thayer Munford (Massillon, OH) - official

January 28th

2017 WR Elijah Gardiner (Kemp, TX)
2017 OL Thayer Munford (Massillon, OH)
2018 RB Iverson Clement (Mount Holly, NJ)
2018 WR Shaquon Anderson-Butts (Harrisburg, PA)
2018 WR Jahan Dotson (Hightstown, NJ)
2018 WR C.J. Moore (Tulsa, OK)
2018 TE/DE Trenton Gillison (Pickerington, OH)
2018 TE Jeremy Ruckert (Lindenhurst, NY)
2018 TE/DE Leonard Taylor (Springfield, OH)
2018 DE Micah Parsons (Harrisburg, PA)
2018 LB Brian Asamoah (Columbus, OH)
2018 LB Cade Kacherski (Dublin, OH)
2018 LB Cam McGrone (Indianapolis, IN)
2018 DB D.J. Johnson (Indianapolis, IN)
2018 DB Jaiden Woodbey (Upland, CA)
2018 ATH Jaelen Gill (Westerville, OH)
2018 ATH Miles Jones (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
2019 RB Devyn Ford (Stafford, VA)
2019 OL Zach Carpenter (Milford, OH)
2019 OL Quinn Carroll (Minneapolis, MN)
2019 OL Trevor Keegan (Crystal Lake, IL)
2019 OL Doug Nester (Huntington, WV)
2019 DT Jowon Briggs (Cincinnati, OH)
2019 DT Isaiah Gibson (Springfield, OH)
2019 DE Zach Harrison (Lewis Center, OH)
2019 DE Noah Potter (Mentor, OH)
2019 DB Moses Douglass (Springfield, OH)
2019 ATH Cade Stover (Lexington, OH)

February 17th

2018 QB Kevin Doyle (Washington D.C.)
2018 WR Travon King (Camden, NJ)
2018 LB Jack Sanborn (Lake Zurich, IL)
2018 ATH Iverson Clement (Mount Holly, NJ)

February 18th

2018 OL Jalil Irvin (Stone Mountain, GA)

February 20th

2018 LB Dallas Gant (Toledo, OH)

February 24th

2018 LB Jack Sanborn (Lake Zurich, IL)

March 3rd

2018 DT Tyler Bentley (West Chester, OH)
2018 LB Xavier Peters (West Chester, OH)

March 4th

2018 DE Brenton Cox Jr. (Lithonia, GA)
2019 WR Jadon Haselwood (Ellenwod, GA)

March 7th

2018 WR Meechi Harris (Xenia, OH)
2019 DB Arthur Herndon III (St. Joseph, MI)

March 21st

2018 DB Julius Brents (Indianapolis, IN)
2019 WR David Bell (Indianapolis, IN)
2019 TE Jay Amburgey (Reynoldsburg, OH)
2019 DT Justin Britt (Indianapolis, IN)
2019 ATH Mershawn Rice (Reynoldsburg, OH)

March 22nd

2019 OL Julius Buelow (Kapolei, HI)

March 23rd

2018 RB Brian Snead (Seffner, FL)
2018 DB Houston Griffith (Bradenton, FL)
2019 QB Michael Johnson Jr. (Eugene, OR)
2019 DE Zach Harrison (Lewis Center, OH)

March 24th

2018 LB DeAndre Square (Detroit, MI)

March 25th

2018 WR L'Christian "Blue" Smith (Huber Heights, OH)
2018 OL Frederick "Juice" Scruggs (Erie, PA)
2018 OL Jake Kradel (Butler, PA)
2018 DT Brant Lawless (Nashville, TN)
2018 DE John Waggoner (West Des Moines, IA)
2018 DL Tyreke Smith (Cleveland, OH)
2018 LB Chris Oats (Cincinnati, OH)
2018 DB Jaiden Woodbey (Upland, CA)
2019 WR Kenyon Jackson (Loganville GA)
2019 OL Wanya Morris (Loganville, GA)
2019 LB Owen Pappoe (Loganville, GA)
2019 DB Kenyatta Watson II (Loganville, GA)
2019 ATH Ronald Thompkins (Loganville, GA)

March 28th

2018 RB Tavion Thomas (Dayton, OH)
2019 DE Cade Stover (Lexington, OH)

March 29th

2018 DT Taron Vincent (Bradenton, FL)

March 30th

2018 WR Chase Williams (Corona, CA)
2018 LB Jeslord Boateng (Dublin, OH)
2018 DB Chris Smith II (Atlanta, GA)
2018 ATH Jaelen Gill (Westerville, OH)

March 31st

2018 RB Master Teague (Murfreesboro, TN)
2018 TE Zach Sheffer (Ponte Vedra, FL)
2019 WR Trey Knox (Murfreesboro, TN)

April 1st

2018 WR Jahan Dotson (Hightstown, NJ)
2018 TE Josh Whyle (Cincinnati, OH)
2018 OL Will Putnam (Chatham, IL)
2018 DL Aeneas Hawkins (Cincinnati, OH)
2018 DT P.J. Mustipher (Owings Mills, MD)
2018 DE Dorian Hardy (Paramus, NJ)
2018 LB Payton Wilson (Hillsborough, NC)
2019 DE Steven Faucheux (West Chester, OH)s

April 6th

2019 OL Zeke Correll (Anderson, OH)

April 7th

2018 OL Max Wray (Franklin, TN)
2020 OL Jake Wray (Franklin, TN)

April 8th

2018 WR Jornell Manns II (Mansfield, OH)
2018 WR Rondale Moore (Louisville, KY)
2018 WR Xavier Johnson (Cincinnati, OH)
2018 OL William Barnes (Apopka, FL)
2018 LB Teradja Mitchell (Virginia Beach, VA)
2018 DB Tre' Douglas (McDonough, GA)
2019 RB Noah Cain (Bradenton, FL)
2019 OL/DL Isaiah Gibson (Springfield, OH)
2019 DE Stephen Herron Jr. (Louisville, KY)
2019 DB Moses Douglass (Springfield, OH)
2020 ATH Mike Drennen (Dublin, OH)

April 10th

2020 DE/TE Bryan Bresee (Damascus, MD)

April 13th

2018 QB Emory Jones (Franklin, GA)
2018 DB Tyson Campbell (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
2018 DB Patrick Surtain Jr. (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

April 15th (Spring Game)

2018 QB Emory Jones (Franklin, GA)
2018 RB Tavion Thomas (Dayton, OH)
2018 RB Zamir White (Lauringburg, NC)
2018 WR Dyami Brown (Charlotte, NC)
2018 WR Jermaine Eskridge (Tampa, FL)
2018 WR Meechi Harris (Xenia, OH)
2018 WR Elijah Moore (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
2018 WR L'Christian "Blue" Smith (Huber Heights, OH)
2018 OL Jackson Carman (Fairfield, OH)
2018 OL Jake Kradel (Butler, PA)
2018 OL Frederick "Juice" Scruggs (Erie, PA)
2018 OL Dylan Wonnum (Tucker, GA)
2018 DE Brenton Cox Jr. (Lithonia, GA)
2018 DE Micah Parsons (Harrisburg, PA)
2018 DL Aeneas Hawkins (Cincinnati, OH)
2018 DL Deporess Schletty (Alpharetta, GA)
2018 DL Tyreke Smith (Cleveland, OH)
2018 DL Leonard Taylor (Springfield, OH)
2018 LB Brian Asamoah (Columbus, OH)
2018 LB Dallas Gant (Toledo, OH)
2018 LB Xavier Peters (West Chester, OH)
2018 LB Solomon Tuliaupupu (Claremont, CA)
2018 LB Rocky Shelton (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
2018 DB Anthony Cook (Houston, TX)
2018 DB Sevyn Banks (Orlando, FL)
2018 DB Jaycee Horn (Alpharetta, GA)
2018 DB Donald Johnson (Indianapolis, IN)
2018 DB Josh Proctor (Owasso, OK)
2018 DB Darnell Shields (Lakewood, OH)
2018 DB Judson Tallandier (Hyattsville, MD)
2018 DB Jaiden Woodbey (Upland, CA)
2018 DB Isheem Young (Philadelphia, PA)
2018 ATH Jordyn Adams (Cary, NC)
2018 ATH Amari Burney (Clearwater, FL)
2018 ATH Jaelen Gill (Westerville, OH)
2018 LS Roen McCullough (Worthington, OH)
2019 WR Julian Barnett (Belleville, MI)
2019 WR Jadon Haselwood (Ellenwood, GA)
2019 WR Cameron Phillips (Worthington, OH)
2019 OL Zeke Correll (Cincinnati, OH)
2019 OL Devontae Dobbs (Belleville, MI)
2019 OL Bryan Hudson (Georgetown, KY)
2019 OL Charles Turner (Canton, OH)
2019 OL Doug Nester (Huntington, WV)
2019 DE Zach Harrison (Lewis Center, OH)
2019 DE/LB Cade Stover (Lexington, OH)
2019 DL/OL Isaiah Gibson (Springfield, OH)
2019 DT Jowon Briggs (Cincinnati, OH)
2019 LB Jamir Thomas (Massillon, OH)
2019 DB Moses Douglass (Springfield, OH)
2019 DB Avi McGary (Liberty Twp., OH)
2019 DB Jeremiah Ross (West Chester, OH)
2019 ATH Khafre Brown (West Mecklenburg, NC)
2019 ATH Zach Charbonnet (Westlake Village, CA)
2019 ATH Ronnie Hickman (Wayne, NJ)
2020 DB Miquan Grace (Cincinnati, OH)
2020 DB Lejond Cavazos (Cibolo, TX)
2020 ATH Mike Drennen II (Dublin, OH)

June 9th

2018 RB Master Teague (Murfreesboro, TN)
2018 WR Kamryn Babb (St. Louis, MO)
2018 OL Max Wray (Franklin, TN)
2018 DE Jayson Oweh (Blairstown, NJ)
2018 ATH Marcus Hooker (New Castle, PA)
2019 QB Garrett Schrader (Charlotte, NC)
2019 QB Grant Tisdale (Allen, TX)
2019 WR Milton Wright (Louisville, KY)
2019 OL Colin Boehm (Portsmouth, OH)
2020 QB Jack Miller (Scottsdale, AZ)
2020 DL Bryan Bresee (Damascus, MD)
2020 DB Miquan Grace (Cincinnati, OH)

June 12th

2019 OL Michael Tarquin (Belleview, FL)

June 13th

2018 WR DaShon Bussell (Fort Wayne, IN)
2018 WR Austin Kutscher (Massillon, OH)
2018 WR Xavier Williams (Hollywood, FL)
2018 TE James Mitchell (Big Stone Gap, VA)
2018 LB Cade Kacherski (Dublin, OH)
2018 LB Chase Kline (Chardon, OH)
2018 DB Luke Cameron (Kokomo, IN)
2018 DB Houston Griffith (Bradenton, FL)
2018 ATH Jaelen Gill (Westerville, OH)
2018 ATH K'Vaughan Pope (Dinwiddie, VA)
2019 WR Cameron Phillips (Worthington, OH)
2019 WR Corey Thomas (Pittsburgh, PA)
2019 TE Jay Amburgey (Reynoldsburg, OH)
2019 OL Zeke Correll (Cincinnati, OH)
2019 OL Bryan Hudson (Georgetown, KY)
2019 OL Doug Nester (Huntington, WV)
2019 OL Darnell Wright (Huntington, WV)
2019 OL Alex Solak (Menasha, WI)
2019 DE Marcus Hicks (Wichita, KS)
2019 DL Isaiah Gibson (Springfield, OH)
2019 DL Rodas Johnson (Columbus, OH)
2019 LB/DE Mikel Anthony Jones (Hialeah Gardens, FL)
2019 LB/DE Cade Stover (Lexington, OH)
2019 LB Dezman Cooper (Reynoldsburg, OH)
2019 LB Jamir Thomas (Massillon, OH)
2019 LB Kyi Wright (Farrell, PA)
2019 ATH Mershawn Rice (Reynoldsburg, OH)
2020 OL Ja'Von Lyons (St. Clairsville, OH)
2020 ATH Michael Drennen II (Dublin, OH)

June 14th

2019 TE Grayson Boomer (Collinsville, OK)

June 15th

2018 OL Nicholas Petit-Frere (Tampa, FL)

June 17th

2018 QB Emory Jones (Franklin, GA)
2018 WR L'Christian "Blue" Smith (Huber Heights, OH)
2018 DL/OL Matthew Jones (Brooklyn, NY)
2018 DT Rick Sandidge (Concord, NC)
2018 DL Tyreke Smith (Cleveland, OH)
2018 LB Michael Harris (Tucker, GA)
2018 DB Kalon Gervin (Detroit, MI)
2018 DB Zaire Webb (Cleveland, OH)
2019 QB David Baldwin (Upland, CA)
2019 QB Hayden Wolff (Englewood, FL)
2019 RB Noah Cain (Bradenton, FL)
2019 WR Trey Knox (Murfreesboro, TN)
2019 OL Wanya Morris (Loganville, GA)
2019 DE Zach Harrison (Lewis Center, OH)
2019 LB Owen Pappoe (Loganville, GA)
2019 DB Jalen Alexander (Loganville, GA)
2019 DB Kenyatta Watson II (Loganville, GA)
2019 ATH Ronald Thompkins (Loganville, GA)
2019 LS Simon Samarzich (Upland, CA)

June 19th

2018 LB Solomon Tuliaupupu (Claremont, CA)

June 24th

2019 DL Brandon Smith (Mineral, VA)

July 21st (Friday Night Lights)

2018 QB John Holcombe (Houston, TX)
2018 QB Emory Jones (Franklin, GA)
2018 RB Brian Snead (Seffner, FL)
2018 RB Master Teague (Murfreesboro, TN)
2018 WR Kamryn Babb (St. Louis, MO)
2018 WR Jahan Dotson (Nazareth, PA)
2018 WR Jornell Manns (Mansfield, OH)
2018 WR Elijah Moore (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
2018 WR L'Christian "Blue" Smith (Huber Heights, OH)
2018 TE Jeremy Ruckert (Lindenhurst, NY)
2018 OL Jackson Carman (Fairfield, OH)
2018 OL Tyrone Sampson (Detroit, MI)
2018 OL Max Wray (Franklin, TN)
2018 DE Brenton Cox Jr. (Stockbridge, GA)
2018 DE Jordan Davis (Memphis, TN)
2018 DE K.J. Henry (Clemmons, NC)
2018 DE Jayson Oweh (Blairstown, NJ)
2018 DE Micah Parsons (Harrisburg, PA)
2018 DE K.J. Henry (Clemmons, NC)
2018 DE Ronnie Perkins (Saint Louis, MO)
2018 DE Casey Rogers (Westhill, NY)
2018 DT Tommy Togiai (Pocatello, ID)
2018 LB Dallas Gant (Toledo, OH)
2018 LB Chris Oats (Cincinnati, OH)
2018 DB Sevyn Banks (Orlando, FL)
2018 DB Jamel Hamm (Cleveland, OH)
2018 DB Donald Johnson (Indianapolis, IN)
2018 DB Josh Proctor (Owasso, OK)
2018 DB Jaiden Woodbey (Upland, CA)
2018 DB Julius Brents (Indianapolis, IN)
2018 ATH Jaelen Gill (Westerville, OH)
2018 LS Roen McCullough (Worthington, OH)
2019 QB Michael Johnson Jr. (Eugene, OR)
2019 QB Dwan Mathis (Belleville, MI)
2019 RB John Branham Jr. (Columbus, OH)
2019 RB Brandon Coleman (Columbia Station, OH)
2019 RB Devyn Ford (Stanford, VA)
2019 WR Julian Barnett (Belleville, MI)
2019 WR Jadon Haselwood (Ellenwood, GA)
2019 WR Trey Knox (Murfreesboro, TN)
2019 WR Cameron Phillips (Westerville, OH)
2019 WR Mershawn Rice (Reynoldsburg, OH)
2019 WR Marcus Washington (Saint Louis, MO)
2019 WR Lance Wilhoite (Nashville, TN)
2019 WR DeMarcco Hellams (Hyattsville, MD)
2019 OL Zeke Correll (Cincinnati, OH)
2019 OL Devontae Dobbs (Belleville, MI)
2019 OL Bryan Hudson (Georgetown, KY)
2019 OL Doug Nester (Huntington, WV)
2019 DL Isaiah Gibson (Springfield, OH)
2019 DL Jowon Briggs (Cincinnati, OH)
2019 DT Justin Britt (Indianapolis, IN)
2019 DT Tyler Davis (Apopka, FL)
2019 DT Rodas Johnson (Columbus, OH)
2019 DE/TE Jay Amburgey (Reynoldsburg, OH)
2019 DE Zach Harrison (Olentangy, OH)
2019 DE Joseph Anderson (Murfreesboro, TN)
2019 DE Christopher Hinton Jr. (Norcross, GA)
2019 DE Dontay Hunter (Columbus, OH)
2019 DE Ani Izuchukwu (Nashville, TN)
2019 DE Noah Potter (Mentor, OH)
2019 DE Beau Robbins (Carmel, IN)
2019 DE/LB Cade Stover (Lexington, OH)
2019 LB Shane Lee (Baltimore, MD)
2019 LB Dezman Cooper (Reynoldsburg, OH)
2019 LB Shammond Cooper (Saint Louis, MO)
2019 LB Marvin Ham (Belleville, MI)
2019 LB/DB Lance Dixon (West Bloomfield, MI)
2019 DB Lewis Cine (Everett, MA)
2019 DB Myles "M.J." Griffin (Saline, MI)
2019 DB Arthur Herndon III (St. Joseph, MI)
2019 DB Nyquee Hawkins (Orange, NJ)
2019 ATH Ronnie Hickman (Wayne, NJ)
2019 ATH Luke McCaffrey (Highlands Ranch, CO)
2019 ATH Kenny McIntosh (Fort Lauderdale, FL)
2019 ATH Jashawn Sheffield (Saint Simons Island, GA)
2019 ATH Jaylin Simpson (Saint Simons Island, GA)
2019 ATH Isaiah Williams (Saint Louis, MO)
2020 QB Riley Keller (Toledo, OH)
2020 RB Darvon Hubbard (Akron, OH)
2020 WR Rashawn Williams (Detroit, MI)
2020 OL Jake Wray (Franklin, TN)
2020 OL Justin Rogers (Oak Park, MI)
2020 DB Miquan Grace (Cincinnati, OH)
2020 DB Andre Seldon (Belleville, MI)
2020 ATH Kahlil Branham (Columbus, OH)
2020 ATH Mike Drennen II (Dublin, OH)
2021 RB Giovanni Thomas (Pickerington, OH)
2021 DB A.J. Kirk Jr. (Columbus, OH)

July 22nd

2018 DE Eyabi Anoma (Baltimore MD)

July 26th

2019 OT Logan Brown (Grand Rapids, MI)
2020 OL Dallas Fincher (Grand Rapids, MI)

September 9th (Oklahoma Game)

2018 RB Brian Snead (Seffner, FL)
2018 RB Master Teague (Murfreesboro, TN)- official
2018 WR L'Christian "Blue" Smith (Huber Heights, OH)
2018 WR Rondale Moore (Louisville, KY)
2018 OL Jackson Carman (Fairfield, OH)
2018 OL Max Wray (Franklin, TN) - official
2018 DT Tommy Togiai (Pocatello, ID)- official
2018 DE Jayson Oweh (Blairstown, NJ)- official
2018 DE Micah Parsons (Harrisburg, PA)- official
2018 LB Chris Oats (Cincinnati, OH)
2018 DB Anthony Cook (Houston, TX)- official
2018 DB Christian Tutt (Thomson, GA)- official
2018 DB Josh Proctor (Owasso, OK)- official
2018 DB Jaiden Woodbey (Belliflower, CA) - official
2018 ATH Jaelen Gill (Westerville, OH)
2019 QB Dwan Mathis (Belleville, MI)
2019 RB John Branham Jr. (Columbus, OH)
2019 RB Noah Cain (Bradenton, FL)
2019 WR Julian Barnett (Belleville, MI)
2019 WR Jadon Haselwood (Ellenwood, GA)
2019 WR Trey Knox (Murfreesboro, TN)
2019 WR Mershawn Rice (Reynoldsburg, OH)
2019 WR Kyren Williams (St. Louis, MO)
2019 TE Ryland Goede (Kennesaw, GA)
2019 OL Devontae Dobbs (Belleville, MI)
2019 OL Logan Brown (Grand Rapids, MI)
2019 OL Quinn Carroll (Edina, MN)
2019 OL Zeke Correll (Cincinnati, OH)
2019 OL Doug Nester (Huntington, WV)
2019 OL Michael Tarquin (Belleview, FL)
2019 OL Darnell Wright (Huntington, WV)
2019 DL Isaiah Gibson (Springfield, OH)
2019 DE Zach Harrison (Olentangy, OH)
2019 DT Jowon Briggs (Cincinnati, OH)
2019 DT Rodas Johnson (Columbus, OH)
2019 LB Dezman Cooper (Reynoldsburg, OH)
2019 LB Cade Stover (Lexington, OH)
2019 LB Jamir Thomas (Massillon, OH)
2019 LB Tyrece Woods (Detroit, MI)
2019 DB Marvin Grant (Detroit, MI)
2020 QB Riley Keller (Toledo, OH)
2020 OL Jake Wray (Franklin, TN)
2020 ATH Kahlil Branham (Columbus, OH)
2021 DB A.J. Kirk (Columbus, OH)

October 28th (Penn State Game)

2018 QB Emory Jones (Franklin, GA) - official
2018 RB Brian Snead (Seffner, FL) - official
2018 RB Master Teague (Murfreesboro, TN)
2018 WR Kamryn Babb (St. Louis, MO) - official
2018 OL Jackson Carman (Fairfield, OH) - official
2018 OL Rasheed Walker (Waldorf, MD)
2018 DE Tyreke Smith (Cleveland Heights, OH) - official
2018 DT Taron Vincent (Bradenton, FL) - official
2018 LB Chris Oats (Cincinnati, OH)
2018 LB Dallas Gant (Toledo, OH)
2018 DB Jaiden Woodbey (Belliflower, CA)
2018 DB Josh Proctor (Owasso, OK)
2018 DB Sevyn Banks (Orlando, FL) - official
2018 DB Tyreke Johnson (Jacksonville, FL) - official
2018 ATH Jaelen Gill (Westerville, OH)
2019 WR Lance Wilhoite (Nashville, TN)
2019 OL Darnell Wright (Huntington, WV)
2019 OL Doug Nester (Huntington, WV)
2019 DE Ani Izuchukwu (Nashville, TN)
2019 DE Noah Potter (Mentor, OH)
2019 DE Zach Harrison (Lewis Center, OH)
2019 DT Rodas Johnson (Columbus, OH)
2019 LB Cade Stover (Lexington, OH)
2019 DB Cam'Ron Kelly (Chesapeake, VA)
2019 DB Dorian Henson (Westfield, IN)
2019 DB Jalen Perry (Dacula, GA)
2019 DB Woodi Washington (Mufreesboro, TN)
2020 QB Jack Miller (Scottsdale, AZ)
2020 RB Darvon Hubbard (Scottsdale, AZ)
2020 DE Bryan Bresee (Damascus, OH)
2020 ATH Mike Drennen II (Dublin, OH)

November 11th (Michigan State Game)

2018 QB Adrian Martinez (Fresno, CA) - official
2018 WR Cameron Brown (St. Louis, MO)
2018 WR Chris Olave (San Marcos, CA) - official
2018 WR L'Christian Smith (Huber Heights, OH)
2018 OL Cade Mays (Knoxville, TN) - official
2018 OL Jackson Carman (Fairfield, OH)
2018 LB K'Vaughan Pope (Dinwiddie, VA) - official
2018 ATH Jaelen Gill (Westerville, OH)
2019 OL Kyle Jornigan (Youngstown, OH)
2019 ATH Ronnie Hickman (Wayne, NJ)
2020 WR Rashawn Williams (Detroit, MI)
2020 OL Justin Rogers (Oak Park, MI)

November 18th (Illinois Game)

2018 QB Jarren Williams (Lawrenceville, GA) - official
2018 DL Tyler Friday (Ramsey, NJ) - official

December 8th-10th

2018 WR L'Christian Smith (Huber Heights, OH) - official
2018 TE Jeremy Ruckert (Lindenhurst, NY) - official
2018 DE Casey Rogers (Avon, CT) - official
2018 LB Dallas Gant (Toledo, OH) - official
2018 ATH Jaelen Gill (Westerville, OH) - official

December 15th-17th

2018 DE/LB Andrew Chatfield (Plantation, FL) - official
2018 DT Antwuan Jackson (Ellenwood, GA) - official
2018 LB Teradja Mitchell (Virginia Beach, VA) - official
2019 DE Noah Potter (Mentor, OH)

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OTTAWA, ON – FEBRUARY 6: Curtis Lazar #27 of the Ottawa Senators acknowledges the fans as he steps on the ice after being named first star of the game following an NHL game against the Toronto Maple Leafs at Canadian Tire Centre on February 6, 2016 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Jana Chytilova/Freestyle Photography/Getty Images)

Admittedly, it’s pretty easy to be down on Curtis Lazar.

Since arriving on the NHL scene as a 19-year old, the young forward has struggled to assert himself at the NHL level. The blend of offensive skill, intangibles and grit that turned Lazar into the 17th overall draft selection in 2013 has not translated into strong performance since he turned pro.

In fact, in his first three seasons in the league, he’s not only been one of the least productive NHL forwards relative to his ice time, he’s now been held pointless through 21 games this season.

In each of his seasons, there have been excuses along the way. In his first year, he was just a rookie who played conservatively in depth role. Sure, that style helped limit mistakes and earned the praise of his coaches, but it didn’t grow or allow Lazar to develop confidence in his skills either.

In his sophomore year, Lazar’s performance was blamed on the fact that his spot in the lineup was always in a state of flux. It’s not that he was at risk of ever being benched, but thanks to the injuries, Lazar always seemed to be the guy who was moved around the lineup to fill whatever vacancy in the top six or top nine opened up.

In his mind, the inconsistent roles and inconsistent linemates created an identity crisis which contributed to his ineffectiveness.

This season was supposed to be different, but mononucleosis derailed his training camp and Lazar missed the entire preseason. Rather than start the season in the NHL, Lazar was optioned to Binghamton where he played in their first 13 games scoring three goals and adding an assist.

The numbers alone never warranted a promotion, but thanks to the general shittiness of the Binghamton roster, when the Senators were beset by injuries, they turned to a familiar face in Lazar.

Lazar’s struggles have been omnipresent throughout his 164 games as a pro, but because he has failed to register just one point in his 21 games played this season, the media have picked up on his struggles. They previously would have been swept under the rug or chalked to development, but coupled with the likelihood that Lazar will be left unprotected in this summer’s expansion draft, his future with the Senators has never felt less certain.

Due to these struggles and the fact that he’s already into his third season with Ottawa, it was assumed that his inherent trade value would be proportionate to his performance, but when TSN‘s Frank Seravelli published his list of the ‘Top 20 players potentially available’ before the March 1st NHL Trade Deadline, I was shocked to see Lazar be ranked 12th in the listing.

Now, this simply could be a stunning reflection of how barren the NHL trade market has become thanks to the congestion in the standings, but then you see Lazar be mentioned ahead of players like Ben Bishop, Marc-Andre Fleury, James van Riemsdyk and Alex Burrows and you can’t help but wonder if there are enough general managers out there who will overlook Lazar’s recent history to trade something of value to Ottawa because of what he accomplished in junior hockey.

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Ohio State engineers forge superalloys: BTN LiveBIG
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Ohio State AD Gene Smith named to College Football Playoff selection committee
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The Ohio State University senior vice president and Wolfe Foundation director of athletics Gene Smith has been appointed to the College Football Playoff selection committee for a three-year term beginning this spring.

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Ohio State is still an offseason winner despite losses to the NFL
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Though some key members have moved on, the Buckeyes still return a talented team.

“When it comes to selling elite recruits on the chance to be developed into draft picks, few staffs have as much evidence to work with as Ohio State’s right now.”

- Austin Ward, ESPN


Even with the losses to the NFL for Ohio State, including players such as Malik Hooker, Marshon Lattimore, Curtis Samuel, and Noah Brown will certainly sting, but the offseason can still be considered a success for the Buckeyes. After all, they return quarterback J.T. Barrett, back for his senior season. And they also get to bring back Billy Price, who will likely shift over to center, as well as key defensive linemen Tyquan Lewis, Sam Hubbard, and Jalyn Holmes.

Add in Jamarco Jones coming back and tight end Marcus Baugh, and the team still holds much of its shape from the team that the College Football Playoff saw in 2016-17. The 31-0 loss to Clemson in the national semifinal game looked to have stung just enough to help bring these players back for another run at a championship.

And an important aspect of these losses is they were mostly from the same position groups. Hooker, Lattimore, and Gareon Conley all exit from the defensive backs, which the Buckeyes should be able to shore up on considering recent commitments and players still on the roster (including Damon Webb). Samuel and Brown left a bevy of talent behind them as well, with plenty of candidates perhaps ready and up to the task of replacing the two offensive players at H-back and wide receiver.

“[Big Ten underclassmen that could leave early in 2018] Jerome Baker, Sam Hubbard, Dre’Mont Jones, Mike Weber”

- Jesse Temple, ESPN


With the topic of players leaving early for the NFL draft, Ohio State survived its latest annual departures from stars including stars in the secondary and on the offensive side of the ball. But it’s never too early to take a peek at who could declare for the draft after the 2017 season and which candidates seem most likely. Jesse Temple of ESPN broke down the most likely players to do just that in the Big Ten, and four Buckeyes made the list. Of the four mentioned, defensive end Sam Hubbard seems the most obvious choice, given that he could have left after this season and chose to stay another year. The defensive terror did an excellent job the past two seasons of wreaking havoc on quarterbacks across the league and he’ll likely head for the professional level after next season.

Mike Weber was also included, which may seem like a surprise at first but as the article mentions, when you consider the professional lifespan of a running back in the NFL, it makes much more sense that if the rising redshirt sophomore has another great year he could head for greener pastures. Jerome Baker had his breakout year this past season with the Buckeyes in part due to an injury to Dante Booker, who was supposed to be the starting linebacker. Dre’Mont Jones quietly finished with 47 tackles as a redshirt freshman in 2016 and will likely play a larger role next season, so it’s not impossible to see him leaving early either.

“Unsurprisingly, Ezekiel Elliott was named the PFWA Rookie of the Year, as well as the Offensive Rookie of the Year. His college teammate, Joey Bosa, was named the Defensive Rookie of the Year.”

- Harry Lyles Jr., SB Nation


Former Ohio State standouts Ezekiel Elliott and Joey Bosa haven’t stopped producing at a high level in the NFL, either. Their extremely successful college careers have transitioned beautifully into the professional stage as Elliott was named the Pro Football Writers Association Rookie of the Year and Offensive Rookie of the Year, while Bosa took the Defensive Rookie of the Year honors. Elliott had a monster rookie season, posting 1,631 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns on 322 carries. The former Buckeye running back was just recently knocked out of the playoffs by Green Bay, but still performed well in the game.

Bosa, meanwhile, missed the Chargers’ first four games but quickly made up ground on the rest of the league finishing the year with 10.5 sacks. The mark put him among the best in the NFL. Both also made the PFWA All-Rookie team, along with former Buckeye offensive tackle Taylor Decker.

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Top 20 most important Buckeyes: No. 15 Nick Bosa
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The college football season has come to a close. As part of our year-end review of Ohio State's 2016 season, we will be counting down the 20 most important contributors to the Buckeyes this year. We will release one per day until we reach the top spot.

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Ezekiel Elliott was one of four Buckeyes on the PFWA 2016 All-Rookie team
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Ohio State's NFL Draft class of 2016 was always set to be one for the ages for its size and depth but on Tuesday it was proven that this class delivered on the field as the Pro Football Writers Association announce its All-Rookie team. Four Buckeyes ...

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Ohio State 2017 spring game date officially set for April 15
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Your excuse to tailgate in mid-April is officially here.

Ohio State made official their spring game’s date and time Tuesday.

Urban Meyer’s Buckeyes will look to rebuild their secondary (again) and retool a listless offense under new offensive coordinator Kevin Wilson with spring practices starting March 7 building to the annual Scarlet & Gray game, Saturday, April 15. The time has not officially been set but a noon or 1 p.m. kick would certainly make a lot of sense.

This looks to be the first time there won’t be an Ohio State men’s lacrosse game against a big time opponent as the undercard to the main event that is the spring game. The lax Bucks will be in Ann Arbor taking on Michigan that Saturday.

Tickets in the past have been around $5 (or $10 at the gate) with 100% of proceeds going to charity.

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Ohio State Has Four Five-Star Commits in Final 247Sports Rankings
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Just like in Rivals' final rankings, Hyattsville, Maryland, DeMatha Catholic defensive end Chase Young cemented his status as the Buckeyes' highest-ranked recruit. The 6-foot-5, 251-pounder moved from No. 20 to No. 4 overall thanks to a stellar showing ...

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Spotlighting Buckeye DT commit Haskell Garrett
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When most Buckeye fans think of Bishop Gorman and the 2017 class, their mind goes right to quarterback Tate Martell. But he is not the only star the Las Vegas, NV high school is sending to Ohio State this year. Haskell Garrett was a beast at defensive ...

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Ohio State recruiting: Is Tyreke Smith willing to wait for a Buckeyes offer?
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Which Ohio State Buckeyes made NFL.com's early draft top 50?
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The Buckeyes' other starting cornerback, Gareon Conley, is rated No. 29 while receiver Curtis Samuel is No. 41. Texas A&M defensive end/linebacker Myles Garrett tops the rankings. Media NFL draft rankings can be misleading since they don't necessarily ...
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A way too early look at Ohio State’s 2017 defensive depth chart
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The Buckeyes will be replacing a lot of folks in the secondary next year. Here’s how it all might shake out.

While the Buckeyes return quite a few options on offense, they’ll have to replace multiple contributors on defense this year, especially in the secondary, which will be full of new faces.

An awful lot can change between now and opening day, but here’s an early stab at what the defensive two-deep might look like for next year.

Defensive End


Sam Hubbard (RS Junior)

Jalyn Holmes (Senior)

Who starts along the defensive line is a little bit of an academic question, since the Buckeyes will use a deep rotation of linemen to keep everybody fresh. It’s probable that many more players, including some of the highly recruited youngsters, will find time, but given the proven, established production from Hubbard and Holmes, you have to figure they keep their spots.

Defensive Tackle


Dre’Mont Jones (RS Sophomore)

Jashon Cornell (RS Sophomore)

Jones wasn’t expected to step into this role to start the season, but the Buckeyes had to get creative when Tracy Sprinkle went down for a season-ending injury. All Jones did was become a Freshman All-American. His upside, at a position where Ohio State needs is, is tremendous.

We’re stepping out on a limb a little bit for Cornell, given that he’s been injured and hasn’t had a chance to produce, but he was a mega-recruit, and the potential is all there if he’s healthy. If not, look for Davon Hamilton, or true freshman Haskell Garrett, to step up here.

Defensive Tackle


Tracy Sprinkle (RS Senior)

Michael Hill (RS Senior) OR Robert Landers (RS Sophomore)

This is a tricky spot. Sprinkle earned the job to start last season, but missed almost the entire campaign after a season-ending injury early in the year. Hill was effective, if not flashy, in spots, and Landers really emerged as a possible playmaker, despite being undersized, during the season. Any of these three is capable of grabbing the top spot on the depth chart, but we’ll guess Sprinkle gets the first crack at defending his old job. Everybody should play, though.

Defensive End


Tyquan Lewis (RS Senior)

Nick Bosa (Sophomore)

The Buckeyes truly have an embarrassment of riches at this position. Lewis was your Big Ten Lineman of the Year in 2016, and the sack leader, and he returns for another season to pad the stat sheet. Former five-star uber-recruit Nick Bosa, who flashed numerous times during his freshman year, should get additional shine this season, as it will be increasingly difficult to keep him off the field. And if either of them falter, the Buckeyes have plenty of options, like sophomore Jonathan Cooper, or true freshman and five-star Chase Young.

Weak-side Linebacker


Jerome Baker (Junior)

Keandre Jones (Sophomore)

Baker grabbed onto this job after Dante Booker struggled with injuries in 2016, and never let go, establishing himself as an athletic and dangerous playmaker. The Buckeyes have plenty of backup options, with star recruit Jones potentially emerging from the pack.

Middle Linebacker


Dante Booker (Senior)

Justin Hilliard (RS Sophomore)

Booker was slated to start last season at WLB, but was injured and gave way to Baker. He’s one of the fastest guys on the team, and should be an experienced, productive option if he’s healthy. If he’s not, the Buckeyes could turn to another former elite recruit, Justin Hilliard.

Strong-side Linebacker


Chris Worley (RS Senior)

Baron Browning (Freshman)

Worley returns after a strong season to man the SLB position. Jones, Nick Conner, a former Spring Game star, and true freshman and five-star Baron Browning will fight for the backup role here.

Cornerback


Kendall Sheffield (Junior)

Damon Arnette (RS Sophomore)

The Buckeyes will badly need experience in their defensive backfield, which is why they went and picked up Sheffield, a JUCO player and former Alabama commit. JUCO players aren’t recruited unless the coaching staff thinks they can contribute right away, and Sheffield should be able to provide some stability while Ohio State’s highly touted young defensive backs can season a bit. Arnette, who was strong on special teams earlier, should be a capable backup, but if not, there are plenty of freshmen.

Cornerback


Denzel Ward (Junior)

Jeffrey Okudah (Freshman)

Ward will need to make a big jump from nickelback who was occasionally exposed to perhaps their lockdown corner, but Buckeye defensive backs have made big jumps over an offseason before. Ohio State has some non-freshman options here, like Joshua Norwood, but Okudah, one of the very best recruits in the entire country, is probably too good to redshirt.

Safety


Damon Webb (Senior)

Jordan Fuller (Sophomore)

Webb was picked on occasionally last season, in part because defenses were afraid to throw at virtually anybody else, but with a new year, with a new supporting cast, he could be more effective. And he’s certainly a very capable tackler. He’ll likely be spelled by Jordan Fuller, but there are other young options here too.

Safety


Erick Smith (Senior)

Isaiah Pryor (Freshman)

Smith’s career has been slowed by injures, but now the heralded recruit should be healthy, and read to step into a role where he’ll be badly needed. True freshman Isaiah Pryor could be in the mix at backup, along with sophomore Jahsen Wint.

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Huskers Host Buckeyes Wednesday Night at PBA
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The Buckeyes opened the year with six straight wins before dropping a 63-61 decision to then No. 6 Virginia in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. The Buckeyes finished non-conference play with a 10-3 mark, including wins over UConn and Providence, before a ...

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Buckeyes have four 5-star commits in final Top247
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Buckeyes have four 5-star commits in final Top247. Ohio State has four commits and two remaining targets rated as five-stars in Final Top247. by Alex Gleitman; 3m ago • 1 min read Update 2m ago ...


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Ohio State podcast: Previewing the quarterbacks in the Buckeyes' 2017 class
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Ohio State basketball: Can shooting more 3s help Buckeyes turn season around?
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Michigan State coach Tom Izzo, without being asked about it really, volunteered several times just how shocked he was that Ohio State shot 43 percent on 3-pointers in the Buckeyes' win over the Spartans on Sunday. "I did not think ...
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