OSU, Michigan And PSU Dominating

[victor2111]

NO surprise but....from bucknuts:

Ohio State, Michigan and Penn State are off to fast starts when it comes to 2010 recruiting.

The Buckeyes are dominating the state of Ohio while Penn State is doing the same thing in the Keystone State.

Three of the Top 10 prospects in the state of Ohio have selected a college and all three have committed to the Buckeyes. Linebacker Jamel Turner from Youngstown Ursuline, offensive lineman Andrew Norwell from Cincinnati Anderson and defensive end J.T. Moore from Youngstown Boardman are headed to Columbus.

Two of the Top 10 prospects in the state of Pennsylvania, linebacker Mike Hull from Canonsburg Canon-McMillan and quarterback P.J. Jones from McKees Rock Sto-Rox, have committed to Penn State. Yet another Top 10 Pennsylvania prospect, offensive lineman Luke Graham from Harrison City Penn-Trafford, seems likely to commit to Penn State as well.

Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez has landed just one Top 10 prospect from the state of Michigan thus far in wide receiver Jeremy Jackson from Ann Arbor Huron. However Rodriguez also has commitments from two other prospects.

One of the Top 25 prospects in Ohio, wide receiver Jerald Robinson from Canton South, has committed to Michigan. One of the top wide receivers in the state of Florida, Ricardo Miller from Orlando Dr. Phillips, has also committed to Michigan.

[buckeyeintx]

Vic, have you considered a career in sports writing?? seriously man, it suits ya!!

[buckeyeabroad]

Feb 23, 2009 2:16:35 GMT -5 @buckeyeintx said:

Vic, have you considered a career in sports writing?? seriously man, it suits ya!!

The kid man is good. If I'm still working when he's outta college, he can come and work with me. He'll be great at research of any kind.

Sportswriting really does suit you though, Vic. It's a lot of $$$, crazy cash in fact, but this school is REALLY good for sports broadcasting.
www.ithaca.edu/

we went last week. They have a good music program too. Miss BaB thinks it's too far from NYC. But we all agreed, it's a great school, even if they are nuts about tuition.

[thevictors09]

Of course 1/2 of ESPN 'personalities' come from our two respective schools. From Gay Crawford to Chunky Jacobson and Eddie G to Desmond it's all about The Game.