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Those highlights are amazing. You see real 8th graders trying to guard someone who is 6'3. One of those defenders probably comes up to his nipples.
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There’s a YouTube video about his grandmother donating his dads organs. You’ll need a whole box of Kleenex but it’s worth the watch.
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THE HURRY-UP: IN-STATE PROSPECTS CHRIS HENRY JR. AND JAKE COOK TO VISIT OHIO STATE THIS WEEKEND, FOUR-STAR 2024 DE NIGEL SMITH CONSIDERING ATTENDING MICHIGAN GAME
Cincinnati wide receiver Chris Henry Jr. was one of the best prospects to camp at Ohio State last summer, regardless of class.
That’s a pretty impressive feat, considering it led to the 2026 prospect picking up an offer from the Buckeyes before ever playing a high school game. Boasting a 6-foot-3, 170-pound frame, Henry won individual drill after individual drill, especially beating defensive backs on deep routes.
“I don’t let it get to my head,” Henry said in June after receiving his offer. “I just stay humble, but I’m very thankful and blessed to receive the offer. … It was a surprise, but I think I earned it because I worked for it. It just makes me want to get better.”
Henry, the son of the late former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry, was the second overall player and the first offensive prospect offered by OSU in the 2026 cycle (defensive end Tyler Atkinson was the first). He plans on taking his first visit to OSU since receiving his offer this weekend, as he announced he’ll be at the Buckeyes’ game against Indiana.
https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...ok-to-visit-ohio-state-this-weekend-four-star
Cincinnati wide receiver Chris Henry Jr. was one of the best prospects to camp at Ohio State last summer, regardless of class.
That’s a pretty impressive feat, considering it led to the 2026 prospect picking up an offer from the Buckeyes before ever playing a high school game. Boasting a 6-foot-3, 170-pound frame, Henry won individual drill after individual drill, especially beating defensive backs on deep routes.
“I don’t let it get to my head,” Henry said in June after receiving his offer. “I just stay humble, but I’m very thankful and blessed to receive the offer. … It was a surprise, but I think I earned it because I worked for it. It just makes me want to get better.”
Henry, the son of the late former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry, was the second overall player and the first offensive prospect offered by OSU in the 2026 cycle (defensive end Tyler Atkinson was the first). He plans on taking his first visit to OSU since receiving his offer this weekend, as he announced he’ll be at the Buckeyes’ game against Indiana.
https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...ok-to-visit-ohio-state-this-weekend-four-star
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Holy guacamole, looked just like his dad in Cincy gliding down the field. Really hope he lands in Columbus, just look at what the other NFL legacy's son is doing wearing #18 right now. Seems like a perfect match but crazy to think he is a frosh this year.
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Son of former Cincinnati Bengal Chris Henry transfers from West Clermont to Withrow
A very talented Withrow High School football team that won the Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference just got better as current freshman Chris Henry Jr. has transferred back to the Hyde Park campus where he played as an eighth-grader.
He is the oldest son of former Bengal Chris Henry. Since the elder Henry's death in 2009, his West Virginia teammate Adam "Pacman" Jones, also a former Bengal, became the adoptive father of Chris Jr. and his younger brother, Demarcus.
Both played junior high ball at Withrow before moving out to the West Clermont Local School District where Jones has a residence. Playing for new West Clermont coach Nate Mahon, who came from Hamilton, Henry Jr. started as a freshman.
https://www.cincinnati.com/story/sp...ont-football-program-for-withrow/69652049007/
A very talented Withrow High School football team that won the Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference just got better as current freshman Chris Henry Jr. has transferred back to the Hyde Park campus where he played as an eighth-grader.
He is the oldest son of former Bengal Chris Henry. Since the elder Henry's death in 2009, his West Virginia teammate Adam "Pacman" Jones, also a former Bengal, became the adoptive father of Chris Jr. and his younger brother, Demarcus.
Both played junior high ball at Withrow before moving out to the West Clermont Local School District where Jones has a residence. Playing for new West Clermont coach Nate Mahon, who came from Hamilton, Henry Jr. started as a freshman.
https://www.cincinnati.com/story/sp...ont-football-program-for-withrow/69652049007/
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Surprising transfer school, IMO. Thought he would've ended up at a GCL school or a more powerful public school like Lakota West, Winton Woods or Princeton
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