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DT Johnathan "Big Hank" Hankins (Seattle Seahawks)

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9/21

From the UVA site...Illinois is coming on strong and he will likely visit Champaign on 10/10...working on setting a date with Virginia and is still considering Virginia, Ohio State, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Kansas.
 
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9/23

From O&B News...has been favoring OSU for a while but talks about how Illinois, Virginia and Wisconsin are also moving up his list...will likely visit Virginia next weekend...wants to make officials to OSU, Illinois and Wisconsin as well.
 
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Freep.com

Posted: 3:36 a.m. Oct. 16, 2009
Recruiting
DT becomes a priority for MSU
BY MATT DORSEY
FREE PRESS SPECIAL WRITER

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In-state target:
The state of Michigan has two defensive tackles that are considered high-level recruits: Johnathon Hankins of Detroit Southeastern and Carl Davis of Sterling Heights Stevenson. Davis had an offer from Michigan State, but the 6-foot-5, 300-pound prospect decided to end his recruitment earlier this week by committing to Iowa. Davis officially visited the Hawkeyes for their victory over the Wolverines.

Hankins is a 6-foot-3, 326-pound prospect that helps clog the middle for the undefeated Southeastern Jungaleers. Hankins has some impressive scholarship offers, including Ohio State and Oklahoma; however neither the Spartans nor Wolverines have pulled the trigger on an offer. It may be a situation where the in-state teams are looking for smaller, quicker type tackles. The latest reports indicate that Hankins has slimmed down some since this past spring, which is allowing him to play quicker.

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HomeTownLife.com

Glenn draws talented Jungaleers
BY BRAD EMONS
OBSERVER STAFF WRITER
October 28, 2009

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Meanwhile, tackle Johnathon Hankins (6-3, 300) anchors a strong defensive line for Southeastern.

"They're big everywhere, a lot bigger than we are," Tim Hardin said. "They have tall players that are big and strong, a lot of great athletes. The same 11 guys go both ways. Their DBs (defensive backs) are 6-3, 6-4. We'll have to overcome our size disadvantage."

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Hankins Gives The Skinny On Ohio State, Others | Ohio State Buckeyes College Football Recruiting, OSU Big Ten Football, OSU Basketball ?€“ Bucknuts.com

Posted by Bucknuts News Staff on Nov 02, 2009 at 06:39 pm

Detroit (Mich.) Southeastern defensive tackle Johnathon Hankins has been on the Ohio State recruiting radar screen for some time. Hankins is still high on the Buckeyes, but is starting to get some serious interest from at least one other major program.

Sean Scherer of SpartanTailgate.com had a chance to catch up with Hankins recently and asked him about the Buckeyes and his recruiting status in general. Click here to view Hankins's comments on recruiting.
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The link is actually to an audio clip...
 
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