- 2014 DB Jalen Tabor corrected top 5 in order Alabama Florida Tennessee South Carolina Auburn
- Marion (OH) RB LJ Scott also to be at FNL in Columbus July 27th
- 2014 OL of Florida Mason Cole also to be at FNL. Going to be a sure-fire star-studded camp in Columbus.
BN$--Sunshine State WR To Visit OSU (Artavis Scott)
- Tay says he is very high on Florida and Florida State but is excited to see tOSU and Coach Meyer. He may possibly also visit Michigan on the trip.
BN$--Florida Star Excited To Visit OSU (Mason Cole)
- Mason says he was born in Chicago and grew up as a Big 10 fan. He has offers from Ohio State, Florida, Florida State, USC, Michigan, South Carolina and Clemson.
Scout (Free)--Rising Junior Starting To Blow Up (Odell Spencer)
- From The Bank...picked up an offer from BGSU and is hearing from Iowa, Michigan, Ohio State and West Virginia. Oregon is his dream school.
Rivals$--The Hand of Doom (Da'Shawn hand)
- Da'Shawn is definitely interested in USC and says distance is not a factor. He plans to unofficially visit Clemson, Alabama and Ohio State before making a finalist list.
Scout$--'14 Maryland DE Down to Seven (Jesse Aniebonam)
- Jesse already holds offers from Maryland, Auburn and Hawaii. However, he has decided that he will now only consider Alabama, Auburn, Ohio State, Georgia Tech, Virginia, Maryland and Clemson. Jesse definitely wants offers from tOSU and Clemson.
Scout $ - Bell cuts list, what's next? (Vonn Bell)
- By Simmons.....Plans on cutting his list down to three in August or September. Done with visits until it's time for official visits. Plans on deciding in December or January.
ESPN 150 RB Green talks Buckeyes
TIGARD, Ore. -- Want to know how important The Opening is to ESPN 150 running back Derrick Green? So important that the Richmond (Va.) Hermitage High School standout was in the weight room at the players’ host hotel Wednesday afternoon -- a full day before the event officially kicks off.
Green, the nation’s No. 6 running back and No. 58 overall player in the 2013 class, was the first player to check into the host hotel on Wednesday, and he is entering Thursday’s action with the goal of leaving Oregon as the top running back. Since the Nike Football Training Camp in Baltimore in May, Green has lost 20 pounds and is now 6 foot and 215 pounds.
“[The Opening] is definitely a blessing, and I’m taking it seriously,” said Green, who was 5-11 and 235 pounds in Baltimore. “I’ve been getting ready and getting my mind focused on going out and winning.
“This is an opportunity for me to become the No. 1 running back and not be the No. 6 running back. That’s my goal, to come out here and show my skills and why I should be the No. 1 back.”
Green recently released a list of his top 13 schools – Michigan, Tennessee, Ohio State, Oregon, Ole Miss, Virginia Tech, Auburn, Clemson, Alabama, Miami, Pittsburgh, Oklahoma and Oklahoma State. No school is ahead of the other at the present time, but Green said he is looking to trim his list before the start of the 2012 season.
Green said Ohio State’s winning tradition and lively football atmosphere makes it intriguing. One of his closest friends is Buckeyes linebacker Curtis Grant, a player Green considers his “big brother.”






