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2021 OH ATH Markus Allen (ttun decommit; Wisconsin Verbal)

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Wide receiver / safety
Clayton (OH) Northmont

Height: 6-foot-3
Weight: 205 lbs
Class: 2021 (high school)

Allen Trieu
NATIONAL RECRUITING ANALYST
EVALUATED 04/29/2020
PROJECTION:
Power-5 Starter

Good overall size and length. Solid bulk and build to him already in high school. Will be a big, physical college receiver. Smooth and has good ball skills. Tracks it well in the air and will use his size to go up and win contested passes. Will adjust well to passes and shows good body control. No verified speed as far as a laser time or a track time. Can still get more straight-line explosive. Projects safely as a red-zone guy and productive short to intermediate receiver. Upside is higher especially if he is able to get to another gear top-end wise.


THAT WAS THEN....



THIS IS NOW....
 
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The Buckeyes receiver search in 2021 has been entirely focused on 5-star prospect Emeka Egbuka for the last few months, and there’s no reason to expect that to change even if they do take a deeper gander at Markus Allen. As the unknowns around Covid-19, its impact on the current Buckeyes roster and future recruiting continue, the Ohio State staff is going to leave no stone unturned. Allen is a very good football player worth a good long look.

Looks like a future bullet/linebacker to me....

 
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Decommitted from SCUM?

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Eh. OSU will still likely have to play him once a year and now he’ll actually be developed and used by coaches that know what they are doing.

Good for the kid I guess and always fun to see them lose anyone but this isn’t any kind of net win for OSU on the field.
 
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