Showing posts with label Long snapper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Long snapper. Show all posts

Friday, January 28, 2011

LS Bryce Haynes Picks Ohio State


Bryce Haynes, the come from nowhere long snapper out of Georgia, has surprisingly committed to Ohio State. This announcement coming a couple days before National Signing Day, makes it even more surprising, adding to what may end up being one of the better recruited classes of Tressel's era. 

This is actually a pretty big pick up for the Buckeyes, as Haynes was rumored to be leaning towards Notre Dame, going even as far as saying it was his dream to play there someday. While the recruiting days are numbered, we'll keep you up to date on the recruiting trail.

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Recruiting Notes

Not easy to catch
The big name on the recruiting trail right now is Doran Grant. Grant, a defensive back and wide receiver, is one of the top recruits coming out of the state of Ohio. Grant excels on both sides of the ball, but is currently being recruited to play cornerback. He's 5'10'' and 175 pounds, and one of the fastest players that lives in the state. He is a track star at his school, giving him great speed in open field. I wouldn't be surprised to see him ending up as a kick returner/punt returner if he comes here. Doran made his official visit to Ohio State over the weekend, saying:
"It was nice, I enjoyed everything," Grant said. "My mom and dad enjoyed it too. They talked to coach [Jim] Tressel. It went good. I got a lot of questions answered like playing time, opportunities, and non-football stuff. They said I'd have the opportunity to compete for playing time and possibly start."
Grant has received offers from some of the best schools in the country including USC, Notre Dame, Miami (FL), Michigan, LSU, Penn State, and Michigan State. As of right now, he is decieding between Ohio State and Michigan State. MSU has a bit of a rope with him, because his dad played for them while he was there, so Michigan State is going to be holding on for the whole ride, but there is no doubt in my mind that OSU sits in the driver's seat.