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Running back Justice Haynes picked up an offer from Clemson on Thursday and the 2023 prospect from Georgia told All Clemson that new running backs coach C.J. Spiller has hit the ground running as a recruiter.
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Dennis-Sutton has three official visits set
Georgia has gained ground when it comes to recruiting Dani Dennis-Sutton (McDonogh/Owings Mills, Md.). The four-star defensive end has visits scheduled for Georgia, Alabama and Penn State, with those three programs seen as his leaders.
Dennis-Sutton is expected to take his visits in June before making a decision in July. Defensive coordinator
Dan Lanning has been impressive to Dennis-Sutton throughout the process.
âI really like coach Lanning,â he said. âThey just got
Azeez (Ojulari) in the draft. Coach Lanning knows how to produce and he told me the spot is open at outside linebacker. If I want to go and play early, that could be the best place right now. I know they re getting a new facility.â
Could Ohio State’s 2022 running back recruiting race come down to Nicholas Singleton and Damari Alston? Buckeyes Recruiting Roundup
Updated Feb 22, 2021;
Posted Feb 22, 2021
Ohio State running back coach Tony Alford is expected to sign just one running back in the 2022 class. (Stephen Means, cleveland.com)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio With the early signing period 10 months away, Ohio State football’s 2022 recruiting running back race is heating up.
Among a handful of interesting targets, there are two in particular who appear to be distancing themselves from the rest of the field Pennsylvania’s Nicholas Singleton and Georgia’s Damari Alston.