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After securing a commitment from Carnell Tate yesterday, Brian Hartline's now going for five-star receiver No. 2 with Brandon Inniss.“To have Carnell on the same field with me is great because not only do I have another good person I can compete with every day, but it also makes defensive coordinators focus on someone other than me,” Inniss told The Athletic on Monday, about an hour before Tate announced he was committing to Ohio State over offers from Notre Dame, LSU and Tennessee.
“I can definitely see us playing together ,” Inniss continued. “We saw it this past seven-on-seven season with SFE. We were saying, ‘Just imagine us in college — that’s something to look out for.’”Inniss, who plays at Plantation American Heritage in Fort Lauderdale, hinted Monday his college commitment could come soon. His only other official visit was to Alabama.
“I went to Ohio State two times before . So I’ve seen everything from a football standpoint,” said Inniss, who previously took an unofficial visit to Ohio State with Tate in early April. “What I liked most at Ohio State this past weekend was the players didn’t treat me like a recruit. They treated me like I was part of the team already the two nights I was there. That was the highlight of the visit.
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