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Marvin Harrison Jr. is a Buckeye!

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Boom! The elite 6’4” receiver from PA joins Jayden Ballard to to give OSU the #8 and #12 receivers Nationally, in 2021.

Hope he doesn't follow in Pops footsteps as far as character... and that's from a Buckeyes fan.

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-Julian Fleming (No. 3, 2020)

-Jaxon Smith-Njigba (No. 57, 2020)

-Gee Scott Jr. (No. 64, 2020)

-Mookie Cooper (No. 78, 2020)

-Marvin Harrison Jr. (No. 54, 2021)

-Jayden Ballard (No. 74, 2021)

 

Of OSU’s last 6 wide receiver commits, the lowest player is ranked #78 overall nationally. It’s rare for most schools to even get a top 100 player in the class. An average rating of 0.975.

-Julian Fleming (No. 3, 2020)

-Jaxon Smith-Njigba (No. 57, 2020)

-Gee Scott Jr. (No. 64, 2020)

-Mookie Cooper (No. 78, 2020)

-Marvin Harrison Jr. (No. 54, 2021)

-Jayden Ballard (No. 74, 2021)

 

Of OSU’s last 6 wide receiver commits, the lowest player is ranked #78 overall nationally. It’s rare for most schools to even get a top 100 player in the class. An average rating of 0.975.

 

Get the transfer portal warmed up.

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Get the transfer portal warmed up.

 

We run 5-6 receiver rotations my friend.

Imagin Sr @ 6'4".

Get the transfer portal warmed up.

With the way college football is today, receivers are on a constant rotation at most schools. Just look at Bama, Clemson, Ohio State, Oklahoma, and LSU. They all spread the ball out to all of their guys. Even when one guy has a big game for one of those teams it’s usually like 6 catches with 3-4 of them being big plays which is where the numbers add up. Plus there are 3+ receivers on the majority of plays in these offenses.

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With the way college football is today, receivers are on a constant rotation at most schools. Just look at Bama, Clemson, Ohio State, Oklahoma, and LSU. They all spread the ball out to all of their guys. Even when one guy has a big game for one of those teams it’s usually like 6 catches with 3-4 of them being big plays which is where the numbers add up. Plus there are 3+ receivers on the majority of plays in these offenses.

 

You knew something negative was coming, we’re talking OSU here lol.

You knew something negative was coming, we’re talking OSU here lol.

 

You make it so easy, how can people pass up the opportunity? :lol2:

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You make it so easy, how can people pass up the opportunity? :lol2:

 

I’d disagree with that, us celebrating a commit shouldn’t give anyone an opportunity to hate, but at least you aren’t pretending to like the Bucks, I’ll give you that!

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