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305Buck 2 hours ago
Mick Walker believes Ohio State and ND are battling at the top for Brayden Parks after his visit this past weekend.
KYBuck4858 7 minutes ago
Not to be a downer, but personally I’d be surprised if he doesn’t go to ND. He’s long been the top DT on their board. His uncle played RB there and his godfather is former legendary ND player Chris Zorich. He visited for the TX game, and we’ve offered 7 more DT’s since Sunday.
305Buck 2 hours ago
Mick Walker believes Ohio State and ND are battling at the top for Brayden Parks after his visit this past weekend.
KYBuck4858 7 minutes ago
Not to be a downer, but personally I’d be surprised if he doesn’t go to ND. He’s long been the top DT on their board. His uncle played RB there and his godfather is former legendary ND player Chris Zorich. He visited for the TX game, and we’ve offered 7 more DT’s since Sunday.
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Elite defender spurns Ohio State football days before he was expected to take an official visit, now trending toward two other CFB powers
An elite recruit was expected to be in Columbus this weekend to be at Ohio State. Now, it appears the Buckeyes will be heading elsewhere to play college football.
atozsports.com
Notre Dame, Oregon trending for a major recruit who canceled a visit to Ohio State
Ohio State was expected to have a pair of elite defensive tackle recruits in town this weekend, but five-star Sierra Canyon (DL) Marcus Fakatou is the only one who will be in Columbus. The Buckeyes had planned to have Brother Rice (Ill) DL Brayden Parks in for an official, but the visit has been canceled, according to Rivals’ Steve Wiltfong.Parks’ only two visits set to happen this summer are now to Notre Dame on June 12, then Oregon on June 19. Ohio State was set to be the biggest contender to land the 6-foot-3, 305-pound defensive lineman over Notre Dame and Oregon. Notre Dame has been seen as the favorite to bring in a player who isn’t far at all from then, but the latest buzz has Oregon rising in his recruitment.
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calibuck
Too soon old, too late smart
Is anyone as surprised as I am? A good midwestern boy, saying no thanks to the Buckeyes? Don't believe (but also don't KNOW) that the two-deep at either of those schools is any better/worse for him than the others. Can anyone drill a bit deeper on this? A free trip, with all the trimmings, to Buckeye-land is a hard thing to pass up, but either he did, or tOSU feels good enough about Fakatou to discourage him. Recruiting is still a very baffling business, that simply has to be experienced, not understood. Thanks in advance, Go Bucks!
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