Why Ohio State's in-state 2023 offensive line recruiting is so important

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🗓️ 5 May 2022

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On the Thursday episode of Buckeye Talk, Doug Lesmerises and Stephen Means look at Ohio State’s offensive line recruiting for 2023, spurred by the commitment on Wednesday of Austin Siereveld. He’s the third Ohio State high school player on the offensive line to commit to the Buckeyes for 2023. How does that compare to recent years in OSU in-state offensive line recruiting? Which of the three 2023 offensive lineman, as Siereveld joins Luke Montgomery and Joshua Padilla, could play the earliest? And how does Ohio State’s overall 2023 class look now that it has reached 10 players? Thanks for listening to Buckeye Talk. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey, hey, where you been, but got talk is about to begin, hey, hey, hey, come on in, welcome back to your third day
0:28.0	book, I talk from cluel.com, Douglin, recent steven means this is a big one. This is important. It's recruiting Austin
0:34.4	several in the house committed to Ohio State on Wednesday afternoon. Steven means was there. Steven means
0:40.7	wrote about it. Steven means talk to Austin. And we are in a very important and at least recently rare
0:51.3	window in Ohio State offensive line recruiting Steven. This is the third in state offensive lineman
0:59.4	already locked up in the 2023 recruiting class for the Ohio State buck guys. According to the 247 sports,
1:08.4	all three of these guys are among the top seven overall prospects in the state of Ohio. Luke
1:14.4	Montgomery is number one. He's nationally number 43. Joshua Padilla is number three in the state. He's
1:21.1	nationally number 136. And Austin cerebelled is number seven in the state number 351 overall. They are the
1:29.7	top three offensive lineman in the state of Ohio, Steven. And now they are all committed to Ohio State.
1:37.3	How big of a deal is this? It's a pretty big deal. It's actually the first time since 2015 that they've
1:44.4	done so. And you know, when Austin got asked yesterday about that idea, he was like, yeah, that's kind
1:48.8	of the goal here where we want the 2014 national championship team that had five starters on the
1:55.4	offensive line who were all from Ohio. They want to repeat something like that on the way to a national
1:59.7	championship. But it's it's important that they got all three of them, but it's important that they
2:04.0	got all three of them. And we're still in the first week of May because now, you know, this is
2:09.0	supposed to be a very big cycle for offensive line for Justin Fry as we know. And now the focus
2:14.1	can be on these national targets around the country. And now everybody at home thinking like, yeah,
2:19.4	the starting five offensive lineman for the 2014 national championship team, they were all from Ohio.
2:24.0	I'm a big Ohio state fan. I can name all of them, right? You guys can, right? You guys can, right?
2:28.5	Right at the top of your head. You guys all, you have more lockdown right now. Are you locked,
2:32.4	right? Left tackle, Taylor Decker, right? You got that. We know you got that. How about center?
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