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HotMic’s Hunch May Edition
QB: Kyle McCord
RB: TreVeyon Henderson
RB: Evan Pryor
WR: Jayden Ballard
WR: Marvin Harrison Jr.
WR: Emeka Egbuka
TE: Sam Hart
TE: Husdon Wolfe
OL: Ben Christman
OL: Donovan Jackson
OL: Jager Burton
OL: JC Latham
DL: Jack Sawyer
DL: Michael Hall Jr
DL: Tunmise Adeleye
DL: JT Tuimoloau
DL: Tywone Malone
LB: Reid Carrico
LB:Raesjon Davis
DB: Jakailin Johnson
DB: Devonta Smith
DB: Andre Turrentine
DB: Jantzen Dunn
DB: Jaylin Davies
ATH: Jaylen Johnson
ATH: Derrick Davis Jr
QB: Kyle McCord
RB: TreVeyon Henderson
RB: Evan Pryor
WR: Jayden Ballard
WR: Marvin Harrison Jr.
WR: Emeka Egbuka
TE: Sam Hart
TE: Husdon Wolfe
OL: Ben Christman
OL: Donovan Jackson
OL: Jager Burton
OL: JC Latham
DL: Jack Sawyer
DL: Michael Hall Jr
DL: Tunmise Adeleye
DL: JT Tuimoloau
DL: Tywone Malone
LB: Reid Carrico
LB:Raesjon Davis
DB: Jakailin Johnson
DB: Devonta Smith
DB: Andre Turrentine
DB: Jantzen Dunn
DB: Jaylin Davies
ATH: Jaylen Johnson
ATH: Derrick Davis Jr
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Column: What happens to Ohio State’s 2021 early enrollees if the season is moved to the spring?
I have no idea what the NCAA will do with 2021 early enrollees in that case, but it’s still fun to think about.
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Let’s get this out of the way at the top; I have no idea what’s going to happen with the upcoming college football season, and frankly, neither do you. In fact, I’d venture to guess that at this point the very NCAA, conference, and university officials that will be making the decision as to what’s going to happen with the upcoming college football season don’t even have the foggiest idea as to what is going to happen with the upcoming college football season. At best, all that we have are some educated (or not-so educated) guesses; but you know what, that might be exactly what we need right now anyway.
Since there’s no way to confidently predict what the future holds, you can either view speculating about what’s in store for the college football season as a pointless waste of time, or you can look at it as a welcome, yet frivolous distraction from our world that is otherwise currently crumbling around us. I choose the latter, for both the sake of my mental state and the rest of this column.
So, one thing that I have been thinking a lot about lately is what would happen to the Class of 2021 early enrollees if the college football season gets moved from this fall to next spring; say sometime in February through early June, or something like that?
Ohio State currently has a historically loaded recruiting class that is practically lapping the field when it comes to blue-chip commitments. If we look at what happened with their fifth-rated 2020 class for comparison, this past January (which, believe it or not, was not 22 years ago), 13 new Buckeyes enrolled early and started their OSU careers during the pandemic-shortened winter semester. If a similar number from the 2021 class graduates early, what happens to them when they show up in Columbus in January and the rest of the team is preparing to start a season?
For obvious scholarship-limitation reasons, there’s no way that they would be immediately eligible to play, so do they just chill and work out with Mickey Marotti on their own while acclimating to college life? Doubtful.
Entire article: https://www.landgrantholyland.com/2...021-early-enrollees-covid-19-postponed-season
I have no idea what the NCAA will do with 2021 early enrollees in that case, but it’s still fun to think about.
Let’s get this out of the way at the top; I have no idea what’s going to happen with the upcoming college football season, and frankly, neither do you. In fact, I’d venture to guess that at this point the very NCAA, conference, and university officials that will be making the decision as to what’s going to happen with the upcoming college football season don’t even have the foggiest idea as to what is going to happen with the upcoming college football season. At best, all that we have are some educated (or not-so educated) guesses; but you know what, that might be exactly what we need right now anyway.
Since there’s no way to confidently predict what the future holds, you can either view speculating about what’s in store for the college football season as a pointless waste of time, or you can look at it as a welcome, yet frivolous distraction from our world that is otherwise currently crumbling around us. I choose the latter, for both the sake of my mental state and the rest of this column.
So, one thing that I have been thinking a lot about lately is what would happen to the Class of 2021 early enrollees if the college football season gets moved from this fall to next spring; say sometime in February through early June, or something like that?
Ohio State currently has a historically loaded recruiting class that is practically lapping the field when it comes to blue-chip commitments. If we look at what happened with their fifth-rated 2020 class for comparison, this past January (which, believe it or not, was not 22 years ago), 13 new Buckeyes enrolled early and started their OSU careers during the pandemic-shortened winter semester. If a similar number from the 2021 class graduates early, what happens to them when they show up in Columbus in January and the rest of the team is preparing to start a season?
For obvious scholarship-limitation reasons, there’s no way that they would be immediately eligible to play, so do they just chill and work out with Mickey Marotti on their own while acclimating to college life? Doubtful.
Entire article: https://www.landgrantholyland.com/2...021-early-enrollees-covid-19-postponed-season
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
BH: Justin vs. Trevor is no done deal | Supplemental incoming?
The Buckeyes offered Suwanee [Ga.] North Gwinnett defensive back Jordan Hancock and his linebacker teammate Barrett Carter early and at one point things were looking good for Ohio State in regards to Hancock before he committed to Clemson. While the Buckeyes have stayed in contact with Hancock, according to one of our sources in the South, more and more signs point to both of those Georgia stars ending up with the fighting Dabo’s.
“I think Hancock is solid to Clemson,” the source said. “I have heard nothing to lead me to believe he is not. And the more I hear the more I think Carter is going there too. I would at least call Carter a pretty solid lean to Clemson.”
Well, you can’t get them all. It only seems that way with Ryan Day and Ohio State’s Class of 2021 recruiting.
Entire article: https://247sports.com/college/ohio-...-fields-Trevor-Lawrence-NFL-draft--146902458/
Re: fighting Dabo’s.
The Buckeyes offered Suwanee [Ga.] North Gwinnett defensive back Jordan Hancock and his linebacker teammate Barrett Carter early and at one point things were looking good for Ohio State in regards to Hancock before he committed to Clemson. While the Buckeyes have stayed in contact with Hancock, according to one of our sources in the South, more and more signs point to both of those Georgia stars ending up with the fighting Dabo’s.
“I think Hancock is solid to Clemson,” the source said. “I have heard nothing to lead me to believe he is not. And the more I hear the more I think Carter is going there too. I would at least call Carter a pretty solid lean to Clemson.”
Well, you can’t get them all. It only seems that way with Ryan Day and Ohio State’s Class of 2021 recruiting.
Entire article: https://247sports.com/college/ohio-...-fields-Trevor-Lawrence-NFL-draft--146902458/
Re: fighting Dabo’s.
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No clue. Hope it's something good, like BOOM!!!
But in reality, we all probably have too much free time on our hands.
But in reality, we all probably have too much free time on our hands.
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