Today was National Signing Day. The full information is here.
Of the 21 players, 12 came from Ohio or a neighboring state.
By position:
- 4 RB
- 3 TE
- 2 WR
- 3 OL
- 3 DL
- 1 OLB
- 1 ILB
- 2 CB
- 2 S
- 0 QB
Aqil Meredith-Smith, OL, said he was re-opening his recruiting on December 4 after committing in July. So far as I can see, he did not sign anywhere.
Elijah Parker, SS, also committed in July. His twitter photo still shows him in a BG jersey but he is not on the signing list and does not appear to have signed elsewhere.
Elijah Blue, DB, also committed in June. His commitment post is still pinned to his Twitter feed.
You never know what is happening with these. They sometimes committed as a PWO, in which case they might not have signed today. Something may have happened with their eligibility. But they were not on the official list.
Having said that, there were three players who were signed who made their choice late.
The one that has eyes-popping is Kal-El Pascal. He is listed as a 3-star safety who had offers from Texas A&M, Auburn, Georgia BG, Akron, Arkansas State, Charlotte, FIU, FAU, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Liberty, Maryland, UMass, Duke, Pitt, WKU and WMU. The P5 offers came a couple days apart in May. His last tweet before signing said that "when one door closes, God opens another one."
Coach said he was committed to NC State. Brian White, from out staff, has his son on the Wolfpack staff. He "de-committed" and we jumped on him. He "fell into our laps."
- Notched 108 tackles and 6.0 tackles for loss in 2023 as a senior
- Recorded two interceptions and defended 22 passes as a senior
- Earned all-state honorable mention honors as a junior in 2022
- Also garnered second-team All-Dade accolades in 2022
- Recorded 180 solo tackles in his three-year varsity career and 233 tackles overall
Isaac Hill is listed on 247 as a 3-star TE/ATH from Steubenville. He had offers from BG and WMU--BG was his first offer in January. I see a November news story that mentions him as a Bowling Green commit.
He was highly productive.
- Named Big 22 Player of the Year and led Steubenville to the regional title and state semifinal appearance (Big 22 is akin to being all Mahoning Valley).
- Listed at 6'4" and 210.
- Earned first-team all-state accolades
- Named Eastern District Co-Offensive Player of the Year
- Caught 61 passes for 892 yards and seven touchdowns in 2023
- He also carried the ball 11 times for 132 yards and a score
- Holds all of Steubenville’s receiving records
- Aided Steubenville to a combined 25-5 record over 2022 and 2023
- Recorded 780 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns as a junior in 2022
- Laser timed 4.60-40, 76" wing and 10" hands
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