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LB Rashod Berry (Official Thread)

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Rashod Berry - Tight End / Defensive End
Lorain (OH) Lorain HS
Class of 2015
Rivals Profile
Scout Profile

Height: 6-foot-4
Weight: 235 lbs

Made an unofficial visit to Ohio State over the weekend of October 18, 2014 (Rutgers game). Claims recent offers from Ohio State (athlete) and Michigan State (defensive end).
 
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NastyNatiBuck said:
I think the school is wrong. I'm pretty sure that Lorain Catholic closed its doors a decade ago.
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Apparently, the school closed in 2004. Scout has it wrong. I changed our thread.

That was a very quick recruitment. No interest, then Urban Meyer visits Rashod's high school during the bye week, Rashod shows up at the next game against Rutgers, and four days later he's a Buckeye.
 
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LORAIN, Ohio -- Before his senior season, Lorain standout Rashod Berry told coach Dave McFarland he wanted to go to a school like Ohio State. The school had shown interest but needed to see more from Berry.

"When I got the job, Rashod wanted to go to Ohio State, Michigan State or Florida State," McFarland said. "They all said he had to perform better on film. As the season went on he kept getting better. Each school got a little more interested."

Both Ohio State and Michigan State offered Berry on Tuesday, and Berry committed to the Buckeyes.

While the senior's football development played a big role in his recruitment, it was his character that pushed him over the edge.

"He's a great athlete and more importantly, he's a great kid," McFarland said. "Ohio State called a lot of people about more than just football. They wanted to know what kind of man he was. His character is really what put him over the top."
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more at http://highschoolsports.cleveland.c...-state-football-with-commitment/#incart_river
 
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