Spindler talked about his day at Ohio State at the conclusion of the Buckeyes’ camp.
“It was unbelievable,” Spindler told Bucknuts. “Coach (Ryan) Day, it was my first time seeing him in-person. Man, he’s a class act. He’s really down to earth, really personable to talk to. We share the same hobbies. He likes hunting and fishing and so do I. He’s a really nice guy. He’s easy to talk to.
“And coach (Greg) Mattison, I know him from the team up north. Him coming down here, he’s still the same exact guy, really personable. He’s one of my favorite coaches.”
Since that visit Spindler returned to Columbus for the Ohio State-Penn State game in late November. He made the trip south with both parents and to say things went well would have been a huge understatement.
“The game day experience was unbelievable,” Spindler said. “The game, the players in it, the coaches, it was unbelievable. Coach Day brought me in his office and we talked for a good ten minutes. Coach (Greg) Stud(rawa) and coach Mattison, we talked for a long time.”
Spindler had planned to make an official visit to Ohio State. He was going to make the visit the weekend of May 1-3. However, because of coronavirus related NCAA restrictions, the visit didn’t happen.
But an Ohio State official visit will eventually happen. In late May Spindler announced his final five and said he would make official visits to all five schools. The five are Ohio State, Notre Dame, Michigan, Penn State and LSU.
However, there has been a rumor that Spindler had decided to announce a commitment this weekend. Today Spindler has put that rumor to rest.
“Just wanted to let everyone know that I will NOT be committing Anytime soon. Not until I take all 5 officials. Which will be... Michigan, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Penn state, LSU,” Spindler posted on his Twitter account today.