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DE Noah Potter (transfer to Cincinnati)

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Potter hauls in 2 big offers

Ohio State has been all over Mentor (Ohio) defensive end Noah Potter, doing everything in its power to keep the 4-star prospect at home in the state of Ohio. Potter is the No. 7 prospect in the state of Ohio and one of the country’s top defensive ends, impressing with his athleticism and physical frame at 6-5 and 250 pounds. Ohio State hasn’t quite been in the clear yet for Potter, as the Buckeyes have had to compete with the long list of teams who have offered Potter.

On Feb. 15, that offer list grew just a bit longer for Potter. He already had top-notch offers from programs like Penn State, Michigan, Michigan State and eight other Power Five programs before this week, but Potter added two SEC powerhouses to his offer list.





It would be surprising to see Potter leave Ohio to go play for any other program, at this point and I feel that the Buckeyes have a comfortable lead in his recruitment, but it does point even further to Potter’s quality as a prospect. Many of the top programs in the county would be excited to add the standout.

Entire article: https://www.landof10.com/ohio-state/ohio-state-recruiting-south-florida-receiver-one-watch-buckeyes
 
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TDunk said:
At this point: In my untrained eye, Potter is a solid prospect. Harrison is a freak of an athlete in a Spence, Young, or Clowney mold. If OSU can, take both and smile (I'll keep it PG for this forum).
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I love Potter's film and think he is a legit top 100 unanimous player in my books. But Harrison is the best prospect we've had in Ohio since I have followed recruiting, which is about 20ish years. The only ones close imo were Teddy Ginn, Mike Adams and Beanie Wells off the top of my head...still give the nod to Harrison at this stage of development. And I see the comparisons with the #97 and length, but the Bosa brothers are generational talents that are tough to match. The only chance of seeing Joey's dominance being matched is if Nick does it next year. Joey was the best defensive player I have watched play here (again, 20 years, so go easy on me...Hawk and Winfield are next up in my books, but Joey just took over games).

That being said, Potter is vastly underrated and is a guy I want to see on board immediately. Great player.
 
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RB07OSU said:
I love Potter's film and think he is a legit top 100 unanimous player in my books. But Harrison is the best prospect we've had in Ohio since I have followed recruiting, which is about 20ish years. The only ones close imo were Teddy Ginn, Mike Adams and Beanie Wells off the top of my head...still give the nod to Harrison at this stage of development. And I see the comparisons with the #97 and length, but the Bosa brothers are generational talents that are tough to match. The only chance of seeing Joey's dominance being matched is if Nick does it next year. Joey was the best defensive player I have watched play here (again, 20 years, so go easy on me...Hawk and Winfield are next up in my books, but Joey just took over games).

That being said, Potter is vastly underrated and is a guy I want to see on board immediately. Great player.
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Agreed, but you forgot Clarett and before your time Robert Smith was the number one player in the country, USA Today POY etc

And before that Spielman was on th cover of Wheaties and everyone under the sun wanted him.
 
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