Few schools send as many players to the NFL as Ohio State. The halls and walls of the OSU football facilities have photos of these players, showcasing the possible futures of any recruit who is taking in a tour.Ohio State has sold an NFL future to recruits for years, and that will continue under Ryan Day.But it’s not like OSU will…
With Thursday’s news that 4-star Arizona running back Darvon Hubbard had decommitted from Ohio State, it now begs questioning where the Buckeyes are going to go from here. The decommitment was not a surprise for head coach Ryan Day and OSU, so it’s not like they are scrambling at this point. And Hubbard’s commitment hadn’t been…
L’Christian “Blue” Smith came to Ohio State from Wayne High School in Dayton. He was ranked the No. 5 athlete in the 2018 recruiting class and the No. 126 player in the nation overall. Smith signed with Ohio State over offers from Alabama, Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan, Notre Dame, Tennessee, Penn State, and others.
Running back Darvon Hubbard announced Thursday that he was decommitting from Ohio State’s 2020 recruiting class. Hubbard, a 4-star prospect from Arizona, released the news on Twitter.
Greed, for lack of a better word, is good. So said Gordon Gekko in Wall Street, and so may Ohio State co-defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley also be saying it now that he is once again on the college football recruiting trail. Hafley has spent the last seven years in the NFL. As far removed from recruiting high schoolers as a football coach can get.
