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Five new commits in a month of official visits pushed the Buckeyes to 18, headlined by the nation's No. 1 defensive end. Here is the full board, who is still out there, and who got away.
The No. 10 overall prospect announces in two weeks, it is Ohio State against Tennessee, and the Buckeyes are sitting on zero running back commits.
The class's only quarterback took June officials to two schools and has not slammed the door. The problem: there is no clean Plan B anywhere on the board.
On3 says top ten. ESPN says 11th and falling. Both are looking at the same 18 commits. Here is what each outlet is actually measuring.
Ten classes, nine with a five-star receiver, two position coaches, one standard. The definitive year-by-year record of Wide Receiver U.
A Cincinnati kid picked That Team Up North on July 1, all three of Ohio's top corners are now committed elsewhere, and the CB board suddenly looks thin.
Marvin Harrison Jr.'s younger brother committed on July 1, making it six straight classes with a five-star receiver and giving new WR coach Cortez Hankton his signature win.
Six offensive linemen, a historic defensive line haul, and a philosophy shift you can trace directly to ten sacks in two January losses.
Caden Moss on Friday, Marcus Fakatou over Georgia and Texas on Monday. Inside the best trench-recruiting stretch of the Ryan Day era.
