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With the dead period now over, here's a look at a mock 2017 recruiting class for the Ohio State Buckeyes. Urban Meyer is collecting an absurd number of 5-star recruits.
January 12, 2017With the dead period now over, here’s a look at a mock 2017 recruiting class for the Ohio State Buckeyes. Urban Meyer is collecting an absurd number of 5-star recruits.
It’s a tall order to find another team with as much talent as the Buckeyes are packing right now in their 2017 class.
Urban Meyer’s staff has collected eight 5-star recruits and could be adding one more to that list on National Signing Day. Ohio State also boasts 20 4-star commits after losing a commitment from wide receiver Tyjon Lindsey.
With it being highly unlikely for Lindsey to return to the class, here’s a look at a mock Ohio State Buckeyes recruiting class.
He’s not the biggest quarterback, but Martell reminds Meyer a lot of Chris Leak, his title-winning QB back at Florida.
He’s listed as an athlete, but Dobbins will likely carry the rock out of the backfield.
There are few things Grimes can’t do when healthy. However, he is recovering from a torn ACL.
The Buckeyes are in a great spot to land Harris, especially after Lindsey left the class.
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He’s a bully in the trenches and will be a huge piece of the Ohio State running game moving forward.
Myers has great footwork and will help keep a clean pocket for the Buckeyes.
He’s an athletic defensive end with a great motor.
The Buckeyes are battling Florida State, LSU, Oklahoma and USF for the No. 1 defensive tackle.
Martell’s high school teammate, Garrett fires off the ball and is athletic on the defensive line as a 3-technique.
He’s not the most fundamentally sound defensive tackle, but he’s strong and has a great first step.
Ohio State is trying to fend off BYU, Michigan, Oregon, USC and Utah here.
There’s a chance Browning plays inside linebacker for Ohio State, but he can do it all, really.
Ohio State flipped Werner from Notre Dame. He’ll fit nicely next to Browning.
He has the ability to play either cornerback or safety for the Buckeyes.
Wade is easily one of the best playmaking corners in the class — great ball skills.
He flashes great closing speed and can make plays in the box as well as plays on the ball.
Riep is quite physical and has great ball skills.
It’s hard to find any cornerback as quick out of his breaks as Williamson is.
White could easily make the transition to wide receiver for the Buckeyes once he gets to Columbus.
He’s a 6-foot-3, 200-pound kicker. He’s connected from 61 yards out and had room to spare before.
Class Ranking Prediction: 3-5