Ohio is in the market for a running back in the 2025 recruiting class, and the Buckeyes have their eyes on several prospects to fill that spot.
After taking over as Oregon State RB coach Carlos Loughlin Exchange tony alford — left for rival Michigan — OSU is in a strong position with one of those players on the list.
Santa Ana (Calif.) Mater Dei 4-star running back Jordon Davison The Buckeyes were highly rated before Loughlin arrived, but his addition appears to make them a winning team. On Monday, On3's Steve Wiltfong entered OSU's pick into the Recruiting Prediction Machine (RPM) and acquired Davison.
“Davidson visited Ohio State last week, and the Buckeyes are trending in this round of additions,” Wiltfong said of his pick. “I believe the Buckeyes have a lead in Davison and have entered Ohio State's RPM specialist designation to acquire this talented player. If OSU names a running backs coach, both There is a possibility that things could get serious between.
…Alabama, Colorado, Michigan, Oregon, Texas and Texas A&M are some of the other candidates for the 5-foot-11, 220-pound Davison. But I think they're all chasing Ohio State right now. ”
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It was a successful recruiting weekend for Ohio State.The Buckeyes have acquired four recruits from IMG Academy in Bradenton (Fla.) london merita four-star linebacker from Port St. Lucie (Fla.) Vero Beach. Tarvos Alforda four-star wide receiver from Wayne (N.J.) DePaul Catholic. Dizzy Jones Safety with his high school teammates deshaun stewart.
“I'm big on tradition,” Alford told On3. “This is a college town, so I like to live in a college town and get that college feel. There's a lot of history at Ohio State and the people have left a lot of legacy there. If you go, I think you're on the verge of making history and your name will be etched in the college football history books.”
The four-star player was impressed by the success of James Laurinaitis, who played college football at Ohio State University. He's also intrigued by the coaching style of the Buckeyes' assistants.
“I like the way he speaks to people,” Alford said. “He's young enough to be able to relate to the young rookies, but also old enough to be able to relate to their parents…Coach Laurinaitis can do both. You can feel comfortable and feel the love.”
