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Re: Robinson isn’t the only Arizona star that Ohio State looks to be in good shape for, however. His teammate, safety Lathan Ransom, also announced a commitment date yesterday: July 16. While there wasn’t quite the influx of recruiting analyst insight on this date (because i think the decision has been known for a while now), Buckeye fans should be very confident in Ransom picking Ohio State on that date, just like they should be confident in Robinson joining the class on Aug. 2.
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RECAPPING THE RECRUITMENT OF FOUR-STAR SAFETY LATHAN RANSOM AND PREVIEWING TUESDAY'S COMMITMENT
One program will be getting some good news on Tuesday.
The last several weeks have been filled with activity on the recruiting trail. From June's official visits to a flurry of new commitments, Ryan Day and his crew are hotter than any other coaching staff in the country.
The offensive class is one of the finest in America and may very well be second to none once Tony Alford adds a few key pieces to the backfield. On the defensive side of the ball, Jeff Hafley, Larry Johnson, and Al Washington have really gotten things going following a bit of a slow start.
While everyone knows about Johnson and his ability on the trail, it's really been Brian Hartline and Jeff Hafley leading the way among the Buckeye assistants; especially of late. The Ohio State secondary already has two big 2020 pieces in place with Lejond Cavazos and Clark Phillips III. There's also the very real possibility of Saginaw, Michigan athlete Cameron Martinez ending up in the secondary.
Now, all eyes are looking to the Southwest as Hafley and Day look to add yet another of the team's top targets regardless of position.
Ohio State 100%
Three weeks ago at this time, the crystal ball forecasts for four-star safety Lathan Ransom had a much different look. Following the June 21 official to Columbus – the final one for the country's No. 4 safety – prognosticators are now heavily forecasting Ransom to end up in Columbus.
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...keye-target-lathan-ransoms-july-16-commitment
One program will be getting some good news on Tuesday.
The last several weeks have been filled with activity on the recruiting trail. From June's official visits to a flurry of new commitments, Ryan Day and his crew are hotter than any other coaching staff in the country.
The offensive class is one of the finest in America and may very well be second to none once Tony Alford adds a few key pieces to the backfield. On the defensive side of the ball, Jeff Hafley, Larry Johnson, and Al Washington have really gotten things going following a bit of a slow start.
While everyone knows about Johnson and his ability on the trail, it's really been Brian Hartline and Jeff Hafley leading the way among the Buckeye assistants; especially of late. The Ohio State secondary already has two big 2020 pieces in place with Lejond Cavazos and Clark Phillips III. There's also the very real possibility of Saginaw, Michigan athlete Cameron Martinez ending up in the secondary.
Now, all eyes are looking to the Southwest as Hafley and Day look to add yet another of the team's top targets regardless of position.
Ohio State 100%Three weeks ago at this time, the crystal ball forecasts for four-star safety Lathan Ransom had a much different look. Following the June 21 official to Columbus – the final one for the country's No. 4 safety – prognosticators are now heavily forecasting Ransom to end up in Columbus.
Entire article: https://www.elevenwarriors.com/ohio...keye-target-lathan-ransoms-july-16-commitment
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