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I know this off topic but what is BII? Gracious BN27wadc45 said:According to HH on BII, we are not out of the picture with Hornsby yet...
http://buckeyeinsideinfo.com/gobucks19 said:I know this off topic but what is BII?
BTW - good news but I dont see this kid leaving FL. I am sure he will see how well our passing offense performs this year and the potential AAs in Holmes and Ginn but coming north to OSU or scUM will be next to impossible.
The only in we have is Wells. How much he plays may factor into the equation.
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Jamar Hornsby
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Date: Jun 14, 2005
Jamar Hornsby (6-4, 195, 4.5) likes the Florida offense and says Michigan has promised him their famous #1 jersey. Georgia, Georgia Tech and USC will have to come from behind, but the Sandalwood High (Jacksonville, Fla.) athlete hails from Georgia, grew up following the Bulldogs--and he might take all his official visits.
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Jamar Hornsby (6-4, 195, 4.5) has over 30 offers from schools coast-to-coast. Schools want Hornsby as either a defensive back or wide receiver. The standout from Sandalwood High School in Jacksonville (Fla.) has always been open about his favorites.
"My top five schools are still Florida, Michigan, USC, Georgia and Georgia Tech," said Hornsby. "All of them have offered me and each school either wants me as a DB or a wide receiver. I'll play wherever the team needs me, just as long as I'm on the field.
"Right now Florida is my leader, followed by Michigan and Georgia. That pretty much rounds out my top three," he said.
"I went on an unofficial visit to Florida (6/4) and just loved the trip. They're the one program that's recruiting me the hardest and the one that I talk to the most. I got to meet most of the players and we all had a great little cookout on some lake in Gainesville, with the coaches also, on that trip. They've really got a great offense over there. I've also got a great chance at playing right away there too. They're recruiting me as wide receiver," he said.
"I'm still also really thinking about Michigan. They don't just tell me that I can play right away, but they've told me that I've got a great chance of coming in and starting right away. Plus, coach (Scot) Loeffler (quarterbacks) has told me that the #1 jersey will be open to me if I go there. That's a huge number to wear as your jersey and it's got some great history at Michigan. Not just anyone can wear that number," he said.
"I'm originally from Georgia, so I've been a Bulldog since I was young. Other than that I don't know much else about them, but I'd like to definitely try to get out there, as well as to Georgia Tech, for unofficial visits this summer," he said.
"With USC, all I really know is that they're a great program and they're in a great location. I don't know that much else about them either. "I'll probably end up taking all five of my official visits and then decide on a program sometime after the season," he said. 2.7 GPA/May 6 SAT scores undisclosed.
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Only for one year. Then they rip it off his back and offer it to Noel Devine or some other recruit.CleveBucks said:scum is offering him the #1 jersey? pretty pathetic.
thanks...I will open up the old thread and merge this with it...G8erBait said:I saw that the other thread was locked up. I am not sure if I am able to start a new one, so delete this if you want. I just found some new news about Hornsby and OSU.
It is on the Scout Michigan site. Hornsby has set up 2 official visits, one to OSU and the other to Michigan. It sounds like he is serious about those 2 Big Ten schools. I am wondering if in the end, it is a Michigan-OSU battle. The official visits will be very important.