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The mention that he may be a Michigan lean is just speculation at best.
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Is there anyway that he could move inside and provide depth at DT?
it looks like to me that theOSU is headed to a little smaller faster dts. hard to really specualte, but i think the days of the monster dt are all but gone in columbus.crazybuckfan40 said:I would say with the size of most of these DE's they all could possibly move inside.
it looks like to me that theOSU is headed to a little smaller faster dts. hard to really specualte, but i think the days of the monster dt are all but gone in columbus.
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Good read from Chris Nida at BSB... Jason gets more detailed about his visit to tOSU. He really liked the academics, and Coach Tressel made a big impression on him. He was hosted by Malcolm Jenkins.
Buckeyes continue national search
Ohio State has always recruited hard throughout the Midwest but hasn't been afraid to take its name and compete for national recruits. One of the names Ohio State has zeroed in on from the nation from is Carteret, N.J., defensive end Jason Adjepong.
The 6-foot-3, 248-pounder took an official visit to Ohio State this past weekend and came away with positive things to say about the Bucks.
Adjepong was hosted on the visit by freshman cornerback Malcolm Jenkins, also a New Jersey native. Jenkins was one of the biggest contributors out of the 2005 recruiting class, earning several starts, and Adjepong would like to mimic his success if he ends up signing with Ohio State.
"I think it all comes down to timing," Adjepong said. "He was fortunately put in a position where he had a chance to come in and compete and really play. I see myself in a similar situation, where I can come in and compete and possibly play. He told me it's a lot of hard work, but anything is possible."
He is scheduled to visit Virginia Tech this weekend and Rutgers after that. He visited Michigan back in October and Boston College and Iowa have also been lined to him.