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BH doesn't do any type of prediction forecasts, but Givler believes that Hill is a Buckeye in the end 
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This would be a massive get! Birm has gone on record saying that Hill is the best football player in the midwest!
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Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Justin Hill Says He Feels Comfortable with Ohio State's Plan for Him at the Jack Position if He Comes to Columbus
In-state 2025 pass rusher Justin Hill says he feels comfortable playing Jack for Ohio State if he chooses to play for the Buckeyes and says he is searching for a “home vibe.”
JUSTIN HILL SAYS HE FEELS COMFORTABLE WITH OHIO STATE'S PLAN FOR HIM AT THE JACK POSITION IF HE COMES TO COLUMBUS
In between sessions of Ohio State’s high school 7-on-7 tournament Tuesday, Justin Hill was sporting a Buckeyes beanie.
In June. In 91-degree weather.
Why? Because he says it actually made the hot temperatures more bearable.
“It’s actually kinda cooling things for me,” the four-star 2025 pass rusher said while laughing when asked why he’d wear a beanie in such a warm climate. “I don’t know why.”
Weirdly, it’s a similar parallel to how he’s handling his recruitment. Hill’s recruitment is in the home stretch, with only one official visit remaining before he’ll eventually announce a decision on July 3 between Ohio State, Alabama, USC and Oregon. The final few weeks could be akin to a heat wave of anxiety and stress about finding the right fit for some, yet Hill remains cool-headed as ever as he carefully evaluates his options.
Ohio State certainly hopes the Winton Woods product opts to stay in-state, as the Buckeyes have been actively recruiting him for more than a year. Hill, the No. 72 overall prospect and the No. 7 edge rusher in the 2025 class per 247Sports’ composite rankings, has made visits to OSU, USC and Alabama over the last three weekends.
The 6-foot-3, 220-pound prospect’s recruitment with the Buckeyes has been anything but conventional, as four different defensive coaches have taken turns recruiting him and building a rapport with him. Most of that is because defensive coordinator Jim Knowles envisions Hill playing the Jack, a position he hasn’t utilized much in his two-year tenure with the Buckeyes. With that essentially being a linebacker/edge pass rusher hybrid, Knowles enlisted Larry Johnson, James Laurinaitis and even Tim Walton to help make pitches to Hill during his OSU official visit.
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