After being committed to Ohio State since February, 5-star California safety Jaiden Woodbey flipped from the Buckeyes and has signed with Florida State. Woodbey is ranked the No. 2 safety in the nation and the No. 27 prospect in the 2018 class overall by the 247Sports Composite. Florida State offered Woodbey just eight days ago…
The event features a Nike Football Ratings Championship, which is essentially a combine that determines “high school football’s top athlete.” Last year, that winner was Ohio State running back J.K. Dobbins. Teammate Jeffrey Okudah came in second. There is also the Final 5 Linemen Challenge, which features the top 20…
Ohio State verbal commitments Emory Jones, Taron Vincent, and Jaiden Woodbey will all be featured during ESPN’s first weekend of high school football in August. Also making an appearance will be possible future commitment L’Christian “Blue” Smith, out of Huber Heights Wayne. Here is the full release from ESPN.
This story may sound familiar, and it might even parallel a recruitment (or two) that you watched take place last year. Four-star California safety Jaiden Woodbey surprised many when he committed to the Buckeyes over offers from local schools USC and UCLA back in February. Even though he has been steadfast in his commitment to Ohio State, there have been many…
Ohio State got the work week off to a good start on Monday when 4-star safety Jaiden Woodbey committed to the Buckeyes. Woodbey is the third player in the 2018 class so far for Ohio State. He attends St. John Bosco in California, which is the same school that sent 4-star offensive guard Wyatt Davis to the Buckeyes…
Ohio State’s 2018 recruiting class grew by one today as Jaiden Woodbey, a star safety out of California, committed to the Buckeyes over offers from USC, Nebraska, and Washington. He also held offers from Alabama, Oklahoma, Michigan, LSU, Florida, Cal, and UCLA. He announced his commitment via Twitter. All four services rank Woodbey…
If the 2017 season is anything like the two seasons before it, the Buckeyes are going to have replace quite a few players on defense next year. One of the ways that they will do that is with the 2018 recruiting class. We have previously projected what the offensive side of the 2018 class could look like, so now it is time…
