Brandon Inniss, Carnell Tate, Olaus Alinen and Caleb Downs are among the top targets visiting Ohio State this spring.
Speaking of Curtis, he certainly deserves to be on this list, but he and his family already visited OSU on Tuesday. That visit, and the Buckeyes are surging ahead for their No. 1 priority at linebacker in 2023 now more than ever, though there is still work to be done in the coming months. So that’s good news as far as OSU is concerned.
This time around, a Riley-led school still seems to be the biggest competition for the Buckeyes to land the No. 1-rated wide receiver in the 2023 cycle, only this time at USC. That still seems like where Inniss ultimately ends up. Last fall, the vibe around the recruiting industry was Notre Dame and Ohio State were engaging in a two-horse race for Tate. Both schools are still very much in the picture, but Tate has certainly started to consider other schools too, such as Alabama and Tennessee.
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