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2026 NC DE Zavion Griffin-Haynes (North Carolina Verbal)

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305Buck 17 hours ago
Per Matt Parker, after checking with sources it doesn’t sound like Ohio State was pushing too hard for him this early.
305Buck 8 minutes ago
Alex G saying the same this morning, Ohio State was not ready to accept a commitment from Zavion Griffin-Haynes.
Said he’s a very raw prospect and he was projecting they’d accept his commitment after a strong Junior season when he put in his rpm for Griffin-Haynes to Ohio State but the kid didn’t want to wait.
 
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Re: Ohio State was not ready to accept a commitment from Zavion Griffin-Haynes.

Just sayin': This has always seems "goofy" to me. The player gets an offer but the school isn't ready for a commitment. Then he really doesn't have an offer....:confused:
 
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NastyNatiBuck said:
The college football ecosystem is a soap opera and nowhere moreso than recruiting. If you're looking for rationality here, there is none to be found! It's just layers of goofy down to and including the foundation.
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Exactly, a verbal offer can mean a school is just very interested. And a verbal commitment can just mean the recruit is very interested and now can mean they are shopping NIL deals through a verbal. As to Zavion, he's a junior and may need to show a little more to the staff. If he does, then maybe we see a flip.
 
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