Ohio State does a tremendous job pinpointing top prospects in the West and getting many to play in Columbus. As the Buckeyes make final preparations for their game Saturday at Oregon, here are five West prospects who play at Ohio State and could make a big impact in the matchup.
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Oregon was considered the front-runner for Burke leading into his decision as the four-star cornerback loved his time in Eugene, had a great relationship with then-coach Mario Cristobal and the Ducks did a great job recruiting Arizona in that recruiting cycle.
But despite how good things looked for Oregon, the four-star cornerback from Scottsdale (Ariz.) Saguaro, who rarely talked about his recruitment, committed to the Buckeyes before ever visiting Columbus.
He’s been a phenomenal player for Ohio State starting all games that he’s played in and so far this season Burke leads the Buckeyes with two interceptions.
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Egbuka’s hometown of Steilacoom, Wash., is less than a five-hour drive to Eugene but when it came down to finalists, the five-star receiver had Ohio State, Washington and Oklahoma highest on his list.
What’s crazy about Egbuka’s recruitment – and recruiting in general – is that the Huskies almost landed the in-state standout because of his relationship with…
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Publish date : 2024-10-11 16:12:00
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