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If the staff feels Rahim is not a major target, he will not be visiting...this has been apparent over the last few seasons as players and their perceived official visits were delayed or cancelled.
Now back to Rahim.
If the staff feels Rahim is not a major target, he will not be visiting...this has been apparent over the last few seasons as players and their perceived official visits were delayed or cancelled.
Now back to Rahim.
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Perhaps you don't follow Ohio State recruiting very closely, so let me explain my position by giving you some reasons why Ohio State might not want to schedule a visit with Rahim:Justin;855374; said:
1. Rahim has already issued a verbal commitment (albiet a "soft" one) to another school;
2. Rahim does not have a written offer from Ohio State, and Ohio State usually doesn't schedule visits with players who do not have "official" offers;
3. Ohio State has already filled at least half of its 2008 recruiting class;
4. Ohio State has a good-to-very-good chance to get verbals from the following offered players: Scott, Goebel, Mobley, Hale, Pryor, Jenkins, Koger, Zordich, McCarthy, and Wells. Even landing half of those prospects would pretty much close out the 2008 class;
5. Ohio State usually offers one or two kids at camp, and those kids usually accept their offers on the spot. This year there are many "local" candidates such as Rowell, Woods, J. Admas, Pead, Rippy, Gardiner, Staples, Beachum, T. Hill, Craig, etc., not to mention Sam McGuffie....
6. Safety is not a position of need for Ohio State, especially in a small class;
7. Ohio State has already offered a "local" safety (Dan McCarthy), who is down to Ohio State and Notre Dame. If McCarthy selects the Buckeyes, then I can't see them taking another safety in this class.
2. Rahim does not have a written offer from Ohio State, and Ohio State usually doesn't schedule visits with players who do not have "official" offers;
3. Ohio State has already filled at least half of its 2008 recruiting class;
4. Ohio State has a good-to-very-good chance to get verbals from the following offered players: Scott, Goebel, Mobley, Hale, Pryor, Jenkins, Koger, Zordich, McCarthy, and Wells. Even landing half of those prospects would pretty much close out the 2008 class;
5. Ohio State usually offers one or two kids at camp, and those kids usually accept their offers on the spot. This year there are many "local" candidates such as Rowell, Woods, J. Admas, Pead, Rippy, Gardiner, Staples, Beachum, T. Hill, Craig, etc., not to mention Sam McGuffie....
6. Safety is not a position of need for Ohio State, especially in a small class;
7. Ohio State has already offered a "local" safety (Dan McCarthy), who is down to Ohio State and Notre Dame. If McCarthy selects the Buckeyes, then I can't see them taking another safety in this class.
So, there are a few reasons why there might not be "mutual interest" between Ohio State and Rahim Moore. But I suppose that Ohio State should send every kid with a passing interest in the Buckeyes on an all-expenses-paid trip to Columbus.
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OSUBucks22
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Is that your opening statement, counselor? 
UCLA is having several kids that have already committed look around... Moore, S EJ Woods, LB Uona Kavienga, and DE Datone Jones are all soft verbals at this time...
UCLA is having several kids that have already committed look around... Moore, S EJ Woods, LB Uona Kavienga, and DE Datone Jones are all soft verbals at this time...
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From the UCLA site. Moore said he was very happy to hear that defensive coordinator DeWayne Walker was returning to UCLA, and that he was the major reason he committed to the Bruins. Moore says that he will still take a few visits, but that the return of coach Walker all but seals the deal for UCLA.
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From the UCLA site. Moore said he was very happy to hear that defensive coordinator DeWayne Walker was returning to UCLA, and that he was the major reason he committed to the Bruins. Moore says that he will still take a few visits, but that the return of coach Walker all but seals the deal for UCLA.
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alpo
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HotMic;1048142; said:
Thats good news for me. ANYTHING that helps mitigate Petey's chokehold on recruiting and the LA media is music to my ears.
Besides, he was very impressive yesterday. Couple of solid hits, he didn't get many chances against a much speedier East squad. But when he did, he put a world of hurtin' out there. Coulda done without his semi-taunting, (come on, Rahim, baby, it's an all star game, for God's sake), but, if he can bring it like that against the hated trojans...I say, yeah, baby, be a Bruin!!
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