Heat Check: Brandon Inniss maintains the top spot while four new names appear on Ohio State's 2023 recruiting board as official visit weekends begin.
With an official visit locked in for next weekend and Ohio State still ahead of the pack in Inniss’ recruitment, the top-rated wideout in 2023 keeps his place atop the board. The Buckeyes have built an identity around a high-flying passing attack, and Inniss is the perfect prospect to get the most out of that philosophy in Columbus."We need Inniss,” Lockwood told reporters at Ohio State's recruiting camp on June 7. “He’s a dog, man. He’s a beast.
Inniss has seemed to go back and forth on when exactly he’ll make a decision, but for now, a fall commitment seems the likeliest outcome.By now, you’re probably sick of hearing how critical it is for Ohio State to land an impact offensive tackle in the 2023 cycle. Nevertheless, this is the Buckeyes’ greatest chance to do just that and the Buckeyes appear to be getting the last crack at Alinen when he takes his official visit on June 24-26.
If OSU can fend off Alabama, Miami and Georgia, Justin Frye will get the recruiting win to start his tenure that would go a long way in appeasing fans.Either Jim Knowles loves Many, Louisiana more than he’ll ever admit, or the four-star Curtis is his top linebacker priority in this cycle. Gonna go ahead and guess it’s the latter.
The Buckeyes appear to be the frontrunner in his recruitment as official visit season continues, but Wisconsin and USC are also high considerations for Curtis. He’ll visit Columbus on June 24-26, which Knowles hopes will be an opportunity to seal Curtis’ commitment.There’s been lots of cautious optimism from the Ohio State camp concerning Caleb Downs, the No. 1 safety prospect in the 2023 cycle.
Alabama is probably the biggest challenger for Downs, but Georgia, Notre Dame and perhaps a few others figure to be in the mix right to the very end.There’s really nothing left to do here but wait. Tate has already said he’s made his decision and will be announcing it within the next few weeks. Ohio State will soon learn if the long relationship it built with Tate paid dividends, or if the allure of Tennessee won out in the end.
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