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Can someone point me in the direction where I can find who all enrolled early?
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Well, it's expected to be these guys:
Which Ohio State football 2022 recruits are expected to enroll early? Buckeyes Recruiting
With winter workouts around the corner, a handful of the nation’s fourth-ranked class will report to campus as early enrollees, participating in spring practice to get a head start on their college careers. OSU is also expecting transfers Tanner McCalister (Oklahoma State) and DeaMonte Trayanum (Arizona State) to arrive this week.
Kyion Grayes, Chandler (Ariz.)
Caden Curry, Center Grove (Ind.)
Caleb Burton, Lake Travis (Texas)
Gabe Powers, Marysville (Ohio)
Devin Brown, Corner Canyon (Utah)
C.J. Hicks, Archbishop Alter (Ohio)
Jyaire Brown, Lakota West (Ohio)
George Fitzpatrick, Cherry Creek (Colo.)
Ryan Turner, Chaminade-Madonna Prep (Fla.)
Kye Stokes, Armwood (Fla.)
Bennett Christian, TE, Allatoona (Ga.)
Entire article: https://www.cleveland.com/buckeye-t...cted-to-enroll-early-buckeyes-recruiting.html
If you want to verify if somebody is actually enrolled you can check the student directory: https://www.osu.edu/findpeople/
i.e. Curry, Caden Kenseth is enrolled and majoring in Finance
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Huh, interesting. Thought it would be more likely for him to bulk up and slide inside at times. Not that I care though, just let him loose, he's going to be a monster.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
What do you think they do with the black strip after they get to remove it?
a) Keep it as cherished souvenir of their accomplishment
b) Throw it in the trash.
c) Other
Other: Here's my suggestion.....With NIL he could put it in a framed and autographed picture and auction it off online. You know somebody would buy it. If he isn't interested in the money he could designate it be given to a specific charity, etc.
a) Keep it as cherished souvenir of their accomplishment
b) Throw it in the trash.
c) Other
Other: Here's my suggestion.....With NIL he could put it in a framed and autographed picture and auction it off online. You know somebody would buy it. If he isn't interested in the money he could designate it be given to a specific charity, etc.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
"HE'S GOT A QUICK FIRST STEP AND HE'S A LITTLE SURLY. THAT EQUALS POTENTIAL GREATNESS."– JIM KNOWLES ON CADEN CURRY
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IMO, he's going to be a guy who benefits from JTT, Sawyer, Harrison and JJB wearing down opposing OTs. Throw in the puppy just when the OTs are worn down, and he's still filled with energy and hunger
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Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
How Caden Curry is quickly gaining ground on Buckeyes depth chart
There has been a buzz about Caden Curry for a while now, even before he came to Ohio State.
It started in Greenwood, Indiana, and it grew so loud that Buckeyes defensive line coach Larry Johnson was drawn to it. He was this sort of medium-sized defensive lineman making plays all over the field like he was a Chase Young wannabe or a Bosa brother — but with linebacker range.
The hum heightened during the week of preparation for the U.S. Army All-American game this past January, Curry by then already signed to the Ohio State class of 2022. He turned heads in San Antonio, putting on a clinic of how to beat blockers in pass-rush drills.
Then came his early enrollment and thus winter of conditioning and 15 days of spring drills with the Buckeyes. At 6-foot-3 and 250 pounds, he grew stronger, and so did the buzz. In the spring game, he looked the part of someone who can be in the playing depth this fall in new defensive coordinator Jim Knowles’ 4-2-5 defense, which has a hybrid position seemingly tailor-made for Curry’s talents.
And then there is his demeanor.
“He’s kind of surly, a little bit, a lot like Jack (Sawyer).” Knowles said, comparing Curry to the sophomore Sawyer, who is expected to rule the roost this season. “I mean, those guys seem to be surly, and I like that kind of personality.
“So yeah, he’s got a quick first step and he’s a little surly. That equals potential greatness.”
Understand, too, that Knowles handed out such praise sparingly this spring as he worked to restructure a defense that at some key times last year seemed to lack surliness and confidence in the scheme. But anyone can see that Curry is a bona-fide building block for the new-look wall.
“Caden plays with a high motor, he’s a really good football player,” Ohio State coach Ryan Day said. “He plays a lot bigger than he [looks]. He’s really intelligent; quick twitch. I think he’s going to be a heck of a football player.”
Entire article: https://www.on3.com/teams/ohio-stat...ry-defensive-end-depth-chart-summer-freshman/
There has been a buzz about Caden Curry for a while now, even before he came to Ohio State.
It started in Greenwood, Indiana, and it grew so loud that Buckeyes defensive line coach Larry Johnson was drawn to it. He was this sort of medium-sized defensive lineman making plays all over the field like he was a Chase Young wannabe or a Bosa brother — but with linebacker range.
The hum heightened during the week of preparation for the U.S. Army All-American game this past January, Curry by then already signed to the Ohio State class of 2022. He turned heads in San Antonio, putting on a clinic of how to beat blockers in pass-rush drills.
Then came his early enrollment and thus winter of conditioning and 15 days of spring drills with the Buckeyes. At 6-foot-3 and 250 pounds, he grew stronger, and so did the buzz. In the spring game, he looked the part of someone who can be in the playing depth this fall in new defensive coordinator Jim Knowles’ 4-2-5 defense, which has a hybrid position seemingly tailor-made for Curry’s talents.
And then there is his demeanor.
“He’s kind of surly, a little bit, a lot like Jack (Sawyer).” Knowles said, comparing Curry to the sophomore Sawyer, who is expected to rule the roost this season. “I mean, those guys seem to be surly, and I like that kind of personality.
“So yeah, he’s got a quick first step and he’s a little surly. That equals potential greatness.”
Understand, too, that Knowles handed out such praise sparingly this spring as he worked to restructure a defense that at some key times last year seemed to lack surliness and confidence in the scheme. But anyone can see that Curry is a bona-fide building block for the new-look wall.
“Caden plays with a high motor, he’s a really good football player,” Ohio State coach Ryan Day said. “He plays a lot bigger than he [looks]. He’s really intelligent; quick twitch. I think he’s going to be a heck of a football player.”
Entire article: https://www.on3.com/teams/ohio-stat...ry-defensive-end-depth-chart-summer-freshman/
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LJsr with what seems like an assembly line of elite DEs he develops and then shoots off to the NFL. Curry is set to follow in that lineage
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