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2022 tOSU Recruiting Discussion

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HotMic said:
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Well that doesn't give me a warm and fuzzy feeling
 
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Ohio State's class with only 19 commitments may only be #4; but they are getting quality recruits:

#1 Georgia, 27 commits, 92.77 ave.
#2 Alabama, 21 commits, 94.81 ave.
#3 Texas A&M, 21 commits, 93.60 ave.
#4 Ohio State, 19 commits, 94.22 ave.
#5 Penn State, 25 commits, 90.89 ave.

https://247sports.com/Season/2022-Football/CompositeTeamRankings/



DL WILL BE BIGGEST AREA OF NEED AFTER WEDNESDAY

At this point, Ohio State only has two defensive linemen committed in the 2022 cycle between Curry and Jackson Jr. OSU would certainly like to see that number grow, with its eyes set on defensive tackle Hero Kanu and defensive end Omari Abor. Kanu plans to silently sign then make his announcement on Jan. 8 at the All-American Bowl, while there’s conflicting reports on what Abor will do. Some outlets say he will sign Wednesday then announce on Jan. 2 at his All-American game, others say he’s likely to be a February signee. Regardless, OSU sits in a good spot with both players.
 
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mendensa said:
OL? anyone, anyone?
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Might have to hit the portal for that.


RB07OSU said:
I'll take that all day every day, please and thank you. Add them to last year's haul (Sawyer, JT and Tyleik namely), and that should stock the cupboards pretty well.
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He didn’t get much PT, but Hall could be very talented at DT
 
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2022 IMG Academy (Bradenton, Florida) kicker Jayden Fielding also committed to Ohio State on Tuesday night, pledging to the Buckeyes as a preferred walk-on.



While Fielding will not be on scholarship initially, it’s possible he could earn one if he becomes the Buckeyes’ starting kicker in the future. It's not uncommon for Ohio State to recruit specialists as preferred walk-ons with the possibility of earning a scholarship down the line. Fielding visited Ohio State on Nov. 20 when OSU played Michigan State.
 
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