Eleven Warriors

Be sure to check the Official Season Visitors Thread for a list of tonight's attendence list, big list!

• JT Barrett said he "twisted his knee" on a what otherwise looked like a typical running play. He rushed for 49 yards and hit 2-of-4 passes for 41 yards before leaving. He'll have tests to determine his status
• Defensive lineman Joey Bosa made five tackles and had a sack, but Ft. Lauderdale St. Thomas Aquinas lost to Miramar 27-24.
• Quin Blanding had 5 receptions for 200 yards. He had touchdown receptions of 80 and 48 yards in 62-42 win over Kellam on Friday night
• Vonn Bell scores 4 TDs on 5 touches, totaling 271 yards of offense. TD catches of 88, 63 and 32 yds and a 79-yd TD run in win over Dalton
• Cornelius Elder rushed for 207 yards and three touchdowns in a 35-7 win over Nashville (Tenn.) MBA
• Tracy Sprinkle had 10 tackles including a sack and three for loss in Elyria's 28-14 win over Cuyahoga Falls.
• Johnnie Dixon unofficially visits Florida for their game against LSU
• Devine Redding unofficially visits Indiana & Ohio State
• Mikale Wilbon unofficially visits Purdue
• C.J. Reavis unofficially visits North Carolina
• Tony Brown & Brandon Simmons unofficially visits Texas for the West Virginia game
• Clifton Garrett, Nile Sykes & Jamarco Jones unofficially visits Notre Dame for Miami game in Chicago at Soldier Field
• Deshaun Watson unofficially visits Clemson
• Trevion Thompson unofficially visits N.C. State & North Carolina
• Dareian Watkins unofficially visits Cincinnati
• Quin Blanding unofficially visits North Carolina

GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Judging by his game on Friday night you would never know that four-star linebacker James Hearns (Tallahassee, Fla./Lincoln) is coming off a severe ACL injury from last season.

The 6-foot-3, 226-pound inside linebacker accounted for two interceptions, including one he returned for a 48-yard touchdown in Lincoln's 45-7 victory over Gainesville (Fla.) Buchholz. Hearns actually had a third interception negated by a penalty early in the game.

Though he appeared to be the most dominant player on the field Friday night, Hearns says there are parts of his game he still needs to improve on.

considering tOSU unofficial for scum game and official after the season

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Thursday wasn’t your typical night of high school football as two Ohio State commits were in action.

Darron Lee (New Albany, Ohio/New Albany) showed how valuable he will be to the Buckeyes in a span of 151 seconds when he scored on a 1-yard sneak, intercepted a tipped pass, and scored again on a 32-yard keeper in the second half to lift his team over Olentangy 33-14. The loss was Olentangy’s first of the season as Lee had New Albany ahead 33-0 at one point.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The rebuilding of the Ohio State passing attack won't include Ricquan Southward. The true freshman wide receiver has voluntarily left the program due to personal reasons, the school confirmed on Friday.

Southward was a part of new coach Urban Meyer's first signing class with the program at a position the Buckeyes have tried to quickly re-energize after finishing last season with one of the worst passing attacks in the country. While the veterans Meyer inherited have given Ohio State a boost throwing the football, Southward hasn't been a factor at the position since arriving on campus and now won't be an option for it moving forward.

Southward was a four-star recruit out of Lakeland, Fla., ranked by ESPN as the No. 41 wide receiver in the country a year ago.

Wood scheduled for surgery: Reserve defensive back Jamie Wood is scheduled for an MRI and surgery on his shoulder in the coming weeks, and the procedure will end his season.