https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...ensive-end-logan-george-commits-to-ohio-state
OSU picks up some quality DE help in the Portal
OSU picks up some quality DE help in the Portal
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osuvictory1
Just a schlub from Y-town
This is a surprise name. Kid must be good, but never heard of him.
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6-5 260(same size as Sawyer), plays outside in a 3man front but also can slide inside in a Rushmen package
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19.5 TFL is a ton regardless of level, guy lived in the backfield. Obviously a big competition jump but I imagine he's at least a nice rotational piece.
He had a good game vs Oregon State and good games against their better FCS opponents (Montana State & Idaho)
He had a good game vs Oregon State and good games against their better FCS opponents (Montana State & Idaho)
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scarletngray
Gold Pants
Good size with experience. Has two years of eligibility left. If LJ likes him, then he must see something in him. A Sam Hubbard type of player?
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Have a few friends involved with the ISU program and they rave about this kid. But the competition jump he'll need to acclimate to no doubt. Needs to fine tune muscle development and technique, but plenty of upside. Will be fun to follow.
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Welcome to the Buckeye Family, Logan!!
Looks like he's got the speed rush down. He puts his shoulder down and gets in the backfield quick... you can see how he picked up all of those TFL'S
Excited what LJ can do with him, especially with his hands and add those to his speed rush
Looks like he's got the speed rush down. He puts his shoulder down and gets in the backfield quick... you can see how he picked up all of those TFL'S
Excited what LJ can do with him, especially with his hands and add those to his speed rush
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If this kid can even provide quality depth to let the(presumed) starters: Curry and Jackson rest. And then he, Mickens and Kirks can continue relentless pressure.
This signing also probably shows that OSU may go to a more multiple front(finally), as they have 2 DEs in the 230s(I'm including CJ Hicks here with Mickens) and 2 DE backups around 260. And both starters are 260, and the bigger DEs can play inside as well if needed
This signing also probably shows that OSU may go to a more multiple front(finally), as they have 2 DEs in the 230s(I'm including CJ Hicks here with Mickens) and 2 DE backups around 260. And both starters are 260, and the bigger DEs can play inside as well if needed
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Jersey Number: 48
The Buckeyes didn’t need to go out and load up with Caleb Downs or Quinshon Judkins. Ohio State didn’t need to find a starting quarterback like they did with Will Howard. Instead, the Buckeyes found two potential starting tackles and other depth for the roster.
Ohio State even dipped into the FCS ranks and it caught the eyes of many. The Buckeyes don’t normally go after FCS transfers, but one player stood out that the Buckeyes thought would be a good addition to the program.
“He comes from the same hometown as Tommy and we at least knew some people there to ask questions about his background,” Ryan Day said on Monday of new DE Logan Georgia, who comes over from Idaho State. “Then watched his film and just saw a player that played really hard, and really physical, and tough. We brought him in and really liked his family and his support system.”
George is heading into his junior season and it is a big jump up in competition for him. However, the Buckeyes liked what they saw on tape and thought that it would translate well. George recorded 53 tackles and 5.5 sacks in his sophomore season.
“He’s a very serious guy, but he’s earned the respect from the team early on.”
George will figure into the defensive end rotation that will likely see Kenyatta Jackson and Caden Curry as the starters. Behind that it should be C.J. Hicks and George who will look for second-team snaps in Larry Johnson’s unit.
Ohio State will have two years to develop George, who they think can be a strong player for their defense. The 6-foot-5, 260-pound pass rusher looks the part and Buckeye fans will get their first look at him in the spring game next month.
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Defense stats at Idaho State
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Logan George | 2025-2026 | Football | Ohio State
Logan George (48) Defensive Line
Jersey Number: 48
Logan George
- Position: Defensive Line
- Height: 6-4
- Weight: 249
- Hometown: Pocatello, Idaho
- Last School: Idaho State
- Year: Junior
Ryan Day admits why Ohio State went against the grain in the transfer portal to find a potential hidden gem for the Buckeyes
Ohio State took some big swings in the transfer portal last season, which made their approach this year look a lot different.The Buckeyes didn’t need to go out and load up with Caleb Downs or Quinshon Judkins. Ohio State didn’t need to find a starting quarterback like they did with Will Howard. Instead, the Buckeyes found two potential starting tackles and other depth for the roster.
Ohio State even dipped into the FCS ranks and it caught the eyes of many. The Buckeyes don’t normally go after FCS transfers, but one player stood out that the Buckeyes thought would be a good addition to the program.
“He comes from the same hometown as Tommy and we at least knew some people there to ask questions about his background,” Ryan Day said on Monday of new DE Logan Georgia, who comes over from Idaho State. “Then watched his film and just saw a player that played really hard, and really physical, and tough. We brought him in and really liked his family and his support system.”
George is heading into his junior season and it is a big jump up in competition for him. However, the Buckeyes liked what they saw on tape and thought that it would translate well. George recorded 53 tackles and 5.5 sacks in his sophomore season.
“He’s a very serious guy, but he’s earned the respect from the team early on.”
George will figure into the defensive end rotation that will likely see Kenyatta Jackson and Caden Curry as the starters. Behind that it should be C.J. Hicks and George who will look for second-team snaps in Larry Johnson’s unit.
Ohio State will have two years to develop George, who they think can be a strong player for their defense. The 6-foot-5, 260-pound pass rusher looks the part and Buckeye fans will get their first look at him in the spring game next month.
Logan George Career Stats - NCAAF - ESPN
Complete career NCAAF stats for Idaho State Bengals Defensive Lineman Logan George on ESPN. Includes scoring, rushing, defensive and receiving stats.
| season | Team |
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| 2023 | 
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| 2024 |
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| TACKLES | SOLO | AST | PD | SACK | FF | INT | YDS | TD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24 | 10 | 14 | 1 | 0.5 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 53 | 24 | 29 | 0 | 5.5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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