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Hmm... Another official scholarship offer? Interesting. "Coach, what do you think we could do that would separate us from the competition?" Coach: "Offer him another scholarship."

He seems like a nice kid, but a commitment hopper with high school eligibility issues doesn't seem like the type of kid this staff is going to break their backs trying to flip.

Meyer mentioned that they've already had to say no to 4 and 5 star guys who are good kids. He also said that they've been very upfront with kids, telling them that "If player X goes pro, then we'll have room for you." The good thing about this is the staff will have a month after the season...

The sentiment echoed by Barrett, Elflein and McMillan is that it's basically like Joey never left. Meyer seemed really excited when talking about him in the floor interviews as well. I bet, at minimum, he's going to be the starting 3 with Sprinkle sliding to 1 in the rushmen package pretty much...

The word on the street for the last month was that he hasn't been attending team activities since the conclusion of spring. Not sure all the rules surrounding team functions and poor academics, but as others have stated, when you lose a couple years to injury, get publicly called out by your...

In an interview at B1G Media Days, McMillan stated that Malik is going to be one of those big athletes like Perry and Hubbard. Said he may stay at LB, may move to TE or he could grow into a DE. He said he has already noticed him getting a lot bigger since he arrived.

He was the first LB mentioned by McMillan when asked about the best non-starters. He said if he works hard, he's going to be a great player. Interestingly, McMillan also said that, while Jerome Baker is a great athlete, he's got to learn that it's more about consistency than just making big plays.

Elflein was praising Jordan quite a bit in his individual interview. He nonchalantly included him when listing the starters and mentioned him as being special more than once. Urban also mentioned him starting pretty candidly during the floor interviews, implying that he's a uniquely talented guy...

Tough, tenacious runner. Great vision. Big frame, looks bigger than 200, will probably play in the 215-220 range in college. Lacks elite breakaway speed but he's so fluid and efficient hitting openings that he still is able to break long runs. He's got the ability similar to Cam Akers where he...

I forgot to mention the fact that he's also going to be pushed by Keandre Jones, who in my opinion was the second best player in our '16 class.

So much talent, it's hard to pick just one, so I'll pick by unit. Secondary: Malik Hooker The fact that he set a practice record for INTs and then came out and snagged two more in the spring game leads me to believe this guy is going to pick off a lot of passes. Linebackers: Chris Worley...

DE: Hubbard 6'5, 270 DE: Lewis 6'4, 260 DT: Hill 6'3, 295 DT: Sprinkle 6'3, 290 WO: Worley 6'2, 230 MLB: McMillan 6'2, 240 WLB: Booker 6'3, 235 That's prototypical size at every position except NT, which was the same "problem" we had when we beat Wisconsin 59-0. It would be nice to have a 330...

Jeremy Birmingham ‏@Birm That could be very good news for the Buckeyes.

He reminds me quite a bit of Doug Martin. Short, muscular guys with good lateral mobility and vision are so hard for defenders to play against. With the trees we've been bringing in along the O-Line, it's going to frustrate the crap out of the opposing teams just trying to find him.

Haha nice touch with the name on the jersey

From yesterday: Reporter: "Is (Nick Bosa) inside or outside" Larry Johnson: "He can do both, he can do both. So, we're gonna find the best fit for him. Put the best 11 guys on the field. He's probably in that best 11."

Yesterday, Larry Johnson said that Bosa will play both inside and outside. More revealingly, he said that Bosa is probably one of the best 11 and they are going to get the best 11 on the field. Because DT is less solidified than DE, chances are he'll be starting at DT opening day. It's starting...

Anyone who watched the DBs at FNL last summer should remember this kid. He looked like he was barely 5' tall and was making crazy plays against much older, bigger receivers. It was hilarious and awesome to watch. So much so that I spent most of my time watching the DBs. I expect him to get...

Reading between the lines, it sounds like he will start at Will.

This dude is a legit player. 13 minutes of really good film. Great combination of athleticism and football instincts. I love that the staff wants to keep the cupboards full of long, tough, athletic DBs. Beyond the obvious, it also allows us to field great special teams units. If we end up with...