The perennial college football power Povers Texas and Ohio State are in the middle of an important recruitment race before the meeting to open the 2025 season.
It was the head coach of the coach Ryan Day, who was the top of Longhorn and head coach Steve Sarkisian in the Cotton Bowl College Football Playffinal on the way to a National Championship.
On August 30, both will face again in Columbus, which is one of the most anticipated matches of the entire season. The game is on the back burner, however, Felix Ojo heated as a recruitment fight around the five -star aggressive dealing.
Ojo (6 -Foot -7, 274 pounds) plays for Lake Ridge High School in Mansfield, Texas. He has been given the status of aggressive tackle of number 3 of the nation, number 1 player in the state and number 4 overall recruitment in his class (On3,
Longhorn has long been a favorite for landing Ojo as a priority of a state. However, according to the Chad Semans of On3, the bakeies have emerged as a contenders.
Ohio State Bakies head coach Ryan Dey and Texas Longhorn’s head coach Steve Sarcissian joined hands with college football playoffinaldam kerns and Sol before; Columbus Dispatch and Sol; Through imagn images via USA Today Network
"I think the school I have heard the most, and it will take (official journey) there, Ohio State," Seamans said Through On3 on Saturday.
Texas hosted Ojo several times compared to the previous year, and is scheduled to make an official visit the next month. The bkeys will get Ojo on the first campus on 30 May.
Ojo will make an official visit to Michigan on 6 June, before coming back to Austin on 13 June. In addition, Oklahoma will host highly reputed possibilities on 20 June.
Despite the interests reported from the Ohio state and others, the relationship with Sarkisian & Co. still has Longhorn’s, which, according to the semen, leads the charge.
"You can never count bkeys, but in the race, but look, as you said, it is from Texas," Semans said. "He is a lot for Austin. His family knows the employees. His entire family has been with him on trips to Austin, Texas. For me, he is clearly Texas to lose in this race. And now, I don’t think they lose it."