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Ohio State football elite five-star commitment makes the admission Buckeye Nation needed to hear from him
Ohio State’s most important 2027 commitment has made a strong revelation. The latest around five-star WR Jamier Brown is great news for the Buckeyes.
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Ohio State football elite five-star commitment makes the admission Buckeye Nation needed to hear from him
"I think time is just too close to just be playing around,” Brown said, via Eleven Warriors. “I know where I want to go, and that’s Ohio State, so I really just don’t see no point in going anywhere else, honestly.”
“My recruitment’s been shut down for a minute, I just haven’t made it public,” Brown went on to say. “Me and Coach Day had a conversation, so it just felt great shutting down my recruitment, knowing how bad I still wanted to be there, and knowing how bad Coach Day still wants me to be there and the staff. And I just can’t wait to get up there and be great.”
Ohio State wide receivers coach Cortez Hankton has been able to build a good relationship with Brown and it’s a key part of this. The Buckeyes not having to fight off other schools for Brown is what Ohio State needed in this class.
Brown is the No. 4 wideout and No. 21 overall player in the class of 2027, per 247 Sports Composite. In an era where we don’t see recruitments completely shut down even when players are committed, it’s a nice development to start the week.
Ohio State can now focus on building out the rest of the class, where they have 11 commitments. The month of May and June will both be very key in what Ohio State’s class looks like for 2027.
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Five-Star Ohio State Wide Receiver Commit Jamier Brown Wins OHSAA Division II 100-Meter State Title
Five-star Ohio State wide receiver commit Jamier Brown wins the OHSAA Division II 100-meter state title, with a time of 10.42 seconds.
Five-Star Ohio State Wide Receiver Commit Jamier Brown Wins OHSAA Division II 100-Meter State Title
"He's fast. He's really, really fast. I mean, he's so fast, he makes fast people look... not fast."Those were the words said by Unger in The Longest Yard.
The same can be said for five-star Ohio State wide receiver commit Jamier Brown, who won the OHSAA Division II 100-meter state title on Sunday.
Brown finished with a time of 10.42 seconds in the final after running the 100-meter dash in 10.47 seconds in the preliminaries. The 5-foot-11, 192-pounder set a Division II state record in the 100-meter (10.35 seconds) in the Lexington regional to qualify for the state meet.
He also won the 200-meter state title in Division II record 20.91 seconds, beating his then-record 20.94 time he ran last weekend in regionals. Brown was part of Big Walnut's 4x100-meter relay, which finished in 41.53 seconds to win the state title, his third championship of the day.
Just sayin': Here are a couple names from the past.....
Troy Lane of Pickerington Central set the Ohio high school boys' 100-meter dash record with a time of 10.25 seconds in June 2022. With this run, he broke the previous overall state record of 10.38 seconds, which had been held by Piqua's Brandon Saine since 2006.
Lane committed to UK Athletics to compete in the ultra-competitive SEC. While transitioning to the collegiate level, he has built upon his shorter sprint pedigree, recording personal bests such as a 6.76-second time in the indoor 60-meter dash. Academically, Lane entered college with a focus on studying aerospace engineering. Athleticism runs deep in his family; his grandfather, Garcia Lane, was a starting defensive back for Ohio State and played in the NFL for the Kansas City Chiefs.
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