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2033 NATIONAL SIGNING DAY

BUCKEYES KEEP #1

Ohio State struck out on several Transfer Portal targets like 4* WR C. Condo (Signed with TCU) and 4* CB L. Goda (signed with Boise State), but they did manage to land 4 players giving them a class of 21 players. (9/6/6)

4* B. Duff (Rutgers), and 3* DE's J. Rico (Bayor), L. Abram (Buffalo) and T. Berger (West Virginia).

Coach Miller

Quote:

"Last year injuries really hurt us at the DE position, as we didn't really have much depth.. For a 2nd year in a row OLB John Perez led the team in sacks as well and so I knew I wanted to try and find some guy's who could help put pressure on the QB. Hopefully 1 of these 3 guy's will be that guy"

FIU CLIMBS TO #3

Like Ohio State, FIU didn't go crazy in the off-season signing period or bring in any transfers, but Coach Valdez did manage to land 5 more recruits giving FIU a class of 24 players (2/11/11) giving the Panthers the #3 Overall Class in the nation and the #1 Class in the ACC.

The most note worthy late signing was 4* Athlete David Burgess (#414 Ovr/#19 OH/#41 ATH). Listed at 6'4 191lbs from Lakewood Ohio, Burgess played both QB/WR/CB in high school . Scouts love his speed (90) as well as he arm (95 THP)..

OC Clayton Dees

Quote:

"To be completely honest right now we are probably going to give Burgess a year to redshirt and then sorta see who we bring in next year at QB.. Right now we sorta expect 2034 to be K.P's last year and current #2/#3 Byron Ingram and Kenyon Angerer are both Seniors leaving RS SO Jose Lambo and RS FR Faitele Lutui are future at QB. We like Jose alot, so much that we could encouage Kenyon or Byron or both to explore the fall spring portal and look for a starting job elsehwere for their Senior season.."

OTHER TOP-25 AND NOTREWORTY CLASS'S

(5*/4*/3*/2*)


#2 Notre Dame 33 players (3/21/9)
#4 Oregon 28 players (1/16/11)
#5 Miami 35 players (3/22/10)
#6 Florida 31 players (1/14/16)
#7 Tennessee 31 players (1/14/16)
#8 Nebraska 30 players (1/14/15)
#9 Texas A&M 32 players (1/21/10)
#10 Alabama 30 players (1/19/10)
#11 Virginia Tech 32 players (0/17/15)
#12 USC 28 players (0/13/15)
#13 Syracuse 34 players (1/9/13/11)
#14 UCLA 32 players (2/9/17/4)
#15 Boise State 27 players (0/11/16)
#16 Georgia 27 players (0/15/12)
#17 Texas 32 players (0/12/20)
#18 TCU 26 players (0/13/13)
#19 Wisconsin 32 players (0/9/20/3)
#20 Kansas State 24 players (0/9/15)
#21 LSU 23 players (0/8/15)
#22 Michigan 19 players (1/6/12)
#23 Penn State 26 players (1/6/19)
#24 Florida State 26 players (0/6/20)
#25 Western Kentucky 23 players (0/6/14/3)
#26 Michigan State 31 players (0/7/11/13)
#29 Purdue 32 players (1/4/14/13)

#94 FAU 24 players (0/0/7/17)
#106 Colorado 12 players (0/0/10/2)
#120 Buffalo 10 players (0/1/4/5)
#122 Ball State 9 players (0/0/6/3)
#130 New Mexico 27 players (24 of them 1*)
#133 Virginia 4 players (0/1/2/1)
#134 Navy 6 players (0/0/2/1/3)

**Colorado finished #12 at the end of the season and almost made the playoffs.. Buffalo finished #21 and has been a top contender for the American Conference Championship**