But the sirens sound the alarm. It is time for another emergency episode of the 24

seven sports football recruiting podcast. My name is Lansklin and we are joined by

national recruiting analyst for 24 seven sports Brian Dohn to break down a big

commitment that just went down. Forstar Amari Abor has committed to Ohio State.

Brian, thanks so much for coming on. First and foremost, what is your initial

reaction to the news that the talented edge rusher from Texas is headed north

to play for Ryan Day and the Buckeyes? Yeah, I think he's one of those guys that,

you know, Ryan Day wants to get back to the playoff and improve what they do defensively.

You got to get players like him with his body type, his ability for growth ceiling

and just kind of the versatility that he can offer as an edge guy, you know, whether it's

it's, you know, rushing a quarterback, playing up in the box or kind of dropping into coverage

a little bit and giving that versatility. But, you know, this is what the elite programs do is they

continue to restock with guys like Amari and, you know, getting to watch him for a few days

at underarm or, you know, practice. I mean, yeah, I mean, he's a guy that there's a lot of things

he does really well and it begins with his athleticism and his framework. So you're in Orlando right

now. You've seen Amari over the last week preparing for the underarm or all-American game.

What has stood out to you about the player that he is and what he's going to bring to that next

level in Columbus? Yeah, I think first and foremost, it's his upside and his talent. I mean,

we have him rated as the number 38 player in the country for a reason, right? So he's a great player,

he's a kid that you expect to go into a higher state and can play hopefully relatively soon,

you know, depending on how he adjusted the size of some of the guys in college, the speed and

understanding the scheme. You know, he is a kid who just, look, he can chase the play down from

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