It may still be a dead period technically in the world of college football recruiting, but the offers are still going out from the Ohio State coaching staff out there on the virtual recruiting trail.
And it’s not just the 2021 class that OSU is trying to put Midas finishing touches on, but things are now ramping up for the next class. With four prospects already in the fold for the 2022 cycle, the focus is starting to cross over and gain a little momentum.
To keep the inertia going, Ohio State has reportedly extended an offer to five-star athlete Keon Sabb out of Williamstown, New Jersey.
At 6-foot, 3-inches, 195-pounds, Sabb is rated as the No. 1 prospect in New Jersey and eighth overall prospect in the entire 2022 class according to the 247Sports Composite Rankings.
Blessed to receive an offer from Ohio State University @CoachMattBarnes @pgallagherjr @CoachFucetola @NextLevelQBs @RivalsFriedman @ShawnB_247 @SWiltfong247 @rivalsmike @AntoineSabb pic.twitter.com/MRqRUA9Ofd
— Keon Sabb (@keon_sabb) August 4, 2020
Sabb’s offer reportedly came from Ohio State safeties coach/special teams coordinator Matt Barnes, and the program sees Sabb as a safety according to comments made to Eleven Warriors.
It’s far too early to get a gauge on what Sabb’s top schools are at this point, but as things progress we’ll have more information.
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