As many fans spent signing day anxiously waiting for some attention seeking-kids to mess around with hats, Ohio State was already back to work on next year's class. It's become a hallmark of Buckeye recruiting that top in-state talent commits early, and this year would be no different. OT Andrew Norwell, considered by some to be the best lineman in the state next year, has already announced his intention to play in Columbus.
Norwell's coach was effusive with praise, claiming he's the best to come out of his school, and has the potential to be one of the all-time greats from the state. His brief recruitment netted him offers from top programs like Notre Dame, Illinois, Cincinnati, Louisville and Stanford. Using his 6'7" 275 lb frame to maul opponents, scouts think Norwell plays a relentless style with a nasty streak.
Norwell is the third commitment, and the first on the offensive player, in a class that should reach 20.
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