Josh Henderson is a 6-5 2G from Westerville HS
https://x.com/jhenderson2025/status/1808148164899168667?s=61&t=XpZ4Gnjhh_TvaNPAWRUyMQ
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BGSUcks offer
No such thing as Westerville HS. Looks like he plays for Westerville Central. Same school as Josh Harris’ kids. Josh was one of my classmates at another Westerville HS, Westerville North, where he ultimately graduated from, leading to quarterbacking at BG under Urban Meyer and ultimately culminating in being drafted by the Ravens in 2004.
The final Westerville HS is Westerville South where Kijana Carter, Andy Katzenmoyer and Lance Moore, amongst others, all played.
I’m now in Gahanna where DonnyMac (former Miami o-lineman Donovan White) is the offensive line coach. Gahanna is probably consistently one of the best central Ohio HS’s now in football. Had around ten guys go D1 last year and that trend will continue.
Maybe my 11 year old will be there one day. Prognosticated to be 6’6” or above and is very athletic for his size. Plays lacrosse as well as left tackle. He’s definitely going to be highly encouraged to go to his pops’ alma mater if he gets there. Love and Honor!
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Like four threadjacks in one.
https://x.com/JHenderson2025/status/1823766203828978025
Miami in final 3!! This kid was a major riser this summer!
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Are you allowed to assume a certain number of players will leave via the transfer portal before next season? In other words, let’s say 2 more freshmen accept Miami offers, which would put us at 16 scholarships for 2025-26. Meaning the coaching staff is assuming that at least 3 players will enter the transfer portal at the end of the coming season? I assume it’s ok to operate that way? If no players voluntarily enter the portal, then the coaching staff will have to select 3 players to force out (Eli Yofan and two others).
I guess I thought we were done after the Tyler Robbins commitment.
I fully realize that 3 or more will probably enter the portal every offseason, but overcommitting scholarships certainly forces the issue.
Seems like Steele is trying to get the best roster of players he can, regardless of scholly status or current roster makeup.
This will be an enlightening decision, in a number of ways.
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Yes, for sure there will be at least 3-4 transfers out every season. If not more. Not just Miami but every school. Sophomores that have big years leave for bigger better conference with more NIL, sophomores and juniors that aren’t playing much transfer too. You basically have players for two years if they come to you from high school. Just the way it is. Then back fill roster with high school kids and juniors/seniors that couldn’t play at the higher levels. Wash rinse repeat.
We won’t be limited to 13 scholarships next year. The only limit will be the # of roster spots.
Sources tell The_Sackman that Akron is the betting favorite.
The_Sackman now refers to himself in the 3rd person…I like it.
Sources!
Is that Donovan White whose dad played hoops at OSU ( and did broadcasting too)?
Yes, you are correct. Nice person. Believe he heads Thompson Hine’s Columbus outfit now.
He’s going to be a great player. Still stoked about this class.
Just watched some videos of Kyle Waltz.Very good looking player. Does a lot of things easily and confidently. I think Henderson saw his commitment and how stacked we are in the back court already and saw more opportunity at Akron. But I must admit that I really don’t know who Akron has coming back and their '25 commits. Overall,very excited about the '25 class.