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No. Name Pos. Ht. CI. Elg. Hometown/High School or J.C. Major Birthdate H.S. Coach 93 Nader Abdallah DL 6-3 Fr. Fr. Metairie, La./Archbishop Rummel Undeclared 10/25/85 Jay Roth 60 Kyle Andrews** LS 5-1 1 5th Sr. Middletown, OhioiMiddletown Criminology 911 018 1 Chip Otten 83 Redgie Arden** DE 6-4 Sr. Jr. Ironton, OhiolIronton Criminology 10/21/81 Bob Lutz 74 Kirk Barton OT 6-6 So. Fr. Massillon, OhioiMassillon Perry History 11/4/84 Keith Wakefield 78 Alex Barrow DE 6-4 Fr. Fr. Dublin, OhioDublin Coffman Undeclared 3/19/86 Mark Crahtree 17 Todd Boeckman QB 6-5 Fr. Fr. St. Henry, OhioISt. Henry Undeclared 6/8/84 Tim Boeckman 53 Caesar Buie OL 6-3 So. Fr. Shaker Heights, OhioIShaker Heights Pre-Chemical Engineering 1/12/85 Dave Sedmack 87 Jason Caldwell TE 6-5 5th Sr. Mentor, OhioiMentor Exercise Sciences 5/5/82 Steve Trivisanno 42 Bobby Carpenter*' LB 6-3 Jr. Jr. Lancaster, Ohio/Lancaster Business 8/1/83 Rob Carpenter 3 Bam Childress*** FL 5-10 5th Sr. Warrensville Heights, OhioIChanel Family Res. Mgt. 3/31/82 Jeff Rotsky 14 Matthew Ciepiela QB/P 5-1 1 Fr. Fr. Alpharetta, Ga./Northview Undeclared 8120186 Don Savage 66 R.J. Coleman OG 6-5 Jr. So. Clarksburg, W.Va./Robert C. Byrd History 12/14/83 Richard Iaquinta 59 John Conroy OG 6-3 Sr. Jr. Bay Village, OhiolSt. Ignatius Risk Mgt. & Insurance 10/28/82 Chuck Kyle 95 Sian Cotton DT 6-4 So. Fr. Akron, OhioISt. Vincent-St. Mary Business Management 1/5/85 Jason Brophy 5 Mike D'Andrea** LB 6-3 Jr. Jr. Avon Lake, OhioIAvon Lake Consumer Affairs 2/7/84 Dave Dlugosz 92 Erctt Dalq DL 6-7 So. Fr. Elyria, OhioiElyridCase Western Biology 5/i2/84 Dick Kcrschbauin 36 Matt Daniels FB 5-7 Fr. Fr. New Albany, Ohio/New Albany Undeclared 12/16/85 Jamie Masi 50 Doug Datish OG 6-5 Jr. So. Warren, Ohio/Howland Military History 8/1/83 Dick Angle 48 Michael DeMaria** TB 5-9 5th Sr. Oregon, OhioIOregon Cardinal Stritch Criminology & Sociology 7/15/82 Bill Hrabak 72 T.J. Downing OT 6-5 Jr. So. Canton, Ohio/GlenOak Family Res. Mgt. 3/6/84 Jack Rose 61 Matt Drumelsmith LB 6-4 Fr. Fr. Clayton, Ohio/Northmont Senior Actuarial Science 10/12/85 Lance Schneider 5 Albert Dukes WR 6-1 Fr. Fr. Belle Glade, Fla./Glades Central Undeclared 10/5/85 Larry Coffey 78 Daniel Dye OL 6-3 So. Fr. Napoleon, Ohio/Napoleon Finance 1/24/85 John Snoad 6 Tyler Everett** SS 5-1 1 Jr. Jr. Canton, OhioiMcKinley Consumer Affairs 11/4/83 John Miller 39 Steve Fender FB 6-4 So. Fr. Toledo, OhioISt. Francis Pre-Medicine 1/14/85 Dick Cromwell 37 Dustin Foxi** CB 6-0 Sr. Sr. Canton, Ohio/GlenOak Communication 10/8/82 Jack Rose 35 Ryan Franzinger FB 6-1 So. Fr. Westlake, OhioISt. Ignatius PhilosophylSociology 8/19/83 Chuck Kyle 75 Sinlon Fraser*** DE 6-6 Sr. Sr. Upper Arlington, OhioAJpper Arlington Criminology 3/27/83 Darrell Mayne 17 Marcus Freeman LB 6-2 Fr. Fr. Huber Heights, OhioiWayne Undeclared 1/10/86 Jay Minton 81 Marcel Frost DE 6-5 So. Fr. South Euclid, Ohio/Lyndhurst Brush Undeclared 10/4/84 Eric Mitchell 21 TysonGentry P 6-2 Fr. Fr. Sandusky, Ohio/Perkins Psychology 7/20/85 Rock Farlow 50 Vernon Gholston DL 6-4 Fr. Fr. Detroit, Mich./Cass Technical Undeclared 6/5/86 Thomas Wilcher 7 Ted Ginn Jr. DB 6-0 Fr. Fr. Cleveland, Ohio/Glenville Undeclared 4/12/85 Ted Ginn Sr. 11 Anthony Gonzalez WR 6-0 So. Fr. Cleveland, OhioISt. Ignatius Undeclared 911 8/84 Chuck Kyle 94 Marcus Green" DT 6-3 Sr. Jr. Louisville, Ky./Male Consumer Affairs 9/27/83 Bob Redman 28 Maurice Hall*** TB 5-10 Sr. Sr. Columbus, Ohio/Brookhaven Communication 2/12/83 Gregg Miller 8 Roy Hall* SE 6-3 Jr. So. Cleveland, Ohio/Lyndhurst Brush Accounting 12/8/83 Eric Mitchell 80 Ryan Hamby** TE 6-5 Sr. Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Moeller Sports & Leisure 10/30/81 Steve Klonne 19 Derek Harden WR 6- 1 So. Fr. Logan, OhioILogan Mechanical Engineering 12/27/83 Dale Amyx 34 Rob Harley* SS 6-2 Sr. Sr. Elrnhurst, I11.Nork Marketing 10/16/82 Terry Grider 41 De'Angelo Haslam DB 5-9 So. Fr. Akron, Ohio/Garfield Undeclared 5/14/85 Bob Sax 2 Erik Haw RB 6-1 Fr. Fr. Columbus, OhioIIndependence Undeclared 7130186 Alan Jones 47 A.J. Ha&** LE 6- 1 Jr. Jr. Centerville, Ohio/Centerville Criminology 1/6/81 Ron Ullcry 96 Jordan Hoewischer TE 6-4 So. Fr. Sidney, Ohio/Sidney Turf Science 9/29/84 Marc Gibson 84 John Hollins* SE 6-2 5th Sr. Huber Heights, OhioiWayne Communication 1/1/82 Jay Minton 4 Santonio Holmes* FL 5-1 1 Jr. So. Belle Glade, Fla./Glades Central Family Res. Mgt. 3/3/84 Willie Bueno 46 Chad Hoobler LB 6-3 Fr. Fr. Carrollton, Ohio/Carrollton Undeclared 1/13/86 Barry Goettemoeller 23 Josh Huston * PK 6- 1 5th Sr. Findlay, OhioRindlay Marketing 2/28/82 Cliff Hite 13 Harlen Jacobs*' CB 6-1 5th Sr. Atlanta, Ga.Douglass Human Dvlp./Fam Sci. 12/5/81 Michael Sims 38 Branden Joe*** FB 6-0 5th Sr. Westerville, Ohio/South Consumer Affairs 10/12/81 Rocky Pentello 49 Dionte Johnson FB 6-0 Fr. Fr. Columbus, Ohio/Eastmoor Academy Undeclared 6/28/86 Jim Miranda 44 Matthew Johnson RB 5-11 So. Fr. Upper Arlington, OhioAJpper Arlington Criminology 7/14/83 Darrell Mayne 82 Devin Jordan SE 6-2 So. Fr. Massillon, Ohio/Massillon Washington Business 12/20/84 Rick Shepas 13 Ben Kacsandi QB 6-1 Fr. Fr. Wooster, OhioiWooster Undeclared 10/22/85 Mike McCreary 33 John Kerr LB 6- 1 Jr. So. Strongsville, OhioISt. Ignatius Exploring 5/10/83 Chuck Kyle 52 Mike Kne** OG 6-4 5th Sr. Cleveland, OhioISt. Ignatius Human Dvlp./Fam Sci. 911 918 1 Chuck Kyle 57 Mike Kudla** DE 6-3 Jr. Jr. Medina, Ohio/Highland Business Management 3/8/84 John Hopkins 64 Nick Lembech OG 6-3 Fr. Fr. Lakewood, OhioICleveland St. Edward Physchology 11/28/85 John Gibbons 29 Shaun Lane DB 5-10 Fr. Fr. Hubbard, Ohio/Hubbard Undeclared 1/20/86 Jeff Bayuk 18 David Lisko WR 6-1 Fr. Fr. Hilliard, Ohio/Hilliard Darby Political Science 1/20/85 Tom McCurdy 36 CurtLukens LB 6-3 So. Fr. North Canton, Ohio/North Canton Business 3/20/85 Don Hertler 52 Ryan Lukens LB 6-0 Fr. Fr. Lebanon, OhiolArchbishop Moeller Animal Science Bob Crable 18 Devon Lyons WR 6-4 Fr. Fr. North Braddock, Pa./Woodland Hills Undeclared George Novak 56 Dimitrios Makridis LS 6-1 So. Fr. Warren, OhioIHarding Business Thom McDaniels 55 Nick Mangold** OC 6-4 Jr. Jr. Centewille, OhioIAlter Business Management Ed Domsitz 1 Thomas Matthews** LB 6-2 5th Sr. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.lDillard Technology Education Joe Redmond 70 Brandon Maupm UL 6-6 So. Fr. Cincinnati, OhioILakota West Undeclared Larry Cox 62 John McLaughlin OT 6-6 5th Sr. Faiwiew Park, OhioISt Ignatius Biology Charles Kyle 32 BrandonMitchell* FS 6-3 Jr. So. Atlanta, Ga./Mays Political Science Terry Davis 67 Kyle Mitchum OL 6-6 Fr. Fr. Erie, Pa./McDowell Undeclared Jon Cacchione 86 Rory Nicol TE 6-5 Fr. Fr. Beaver, Pa.iBeaver Area Undeclared Jeff Beltz 96 Chibundu Nnake LB 6-3 Sr. Jr. Missouri City, Texas/EUtins Sociology & Spanish Tony Burlingame 58 Drew Norman LS 6-0 Jr. So. Dennison, Ohionndian Valley Engineering Scott Young 85 Mike Nugent*** PK 5-10 Sr. Sr. Centewille, Ohio/Centerville MarketingILogistics Ron Ullery 20 Roshawn Parker RB 5-11 5th Sr. Columbus, Ohio/Eastmoor Communication Maw Bohannon 35 Nick Patterson DB 6-2 Fr. Fr. St. Louis, Mo./Hazelwood Central Undeclared John Pakala 97 David Patterson* DL 6-3 So. So. Warrensville Heights, Ohio/W'sville Hghts. History Dan Thorpe 98 Joel Penton* DL 6-5 Jr. So. Van Wert, OhioIVan Wert Communication Jeff Hood 76 Drew Parry OL 6-2 Fr. Fr. Maumee, OhioMaumee History John Boles 63 Ben Person OL 6-4 Fr. Fr. Xenia, Ohio/Xenia Undeclared Paul Jenne 90 Quinn Pitcock* DT 6-3 Jr. So. Piqua, OhioPiqua Business Bill Nees 25 Antonio Pittman TB 5-11 Fr. Fr. Akron, OhioiBuchtel Undeclared Claude Brown 32 Ryan Pretorius K 5-10 Fr. Fr. Denver, Colo./Westville Boys History 71 Steve Rehring OL 6-8 Fr. Fr. West Chester, OhioILakota West Undeclared Larry Cox 99 Jay Richardson DE 6-6 Jr. So. Dublin, Ohio/Scioto African Amer. Studies Karl Johnson 24 Mike Roberts CB 5-11 Jr. So. Toronto, Ontario/Central Tech Criminology Damon Ellie 16 Trever Robinson LB 6-0 So. Fr. Richmond, Va./Huguenot Communication Richard McFee 30 Lydell Ross8** TB 6-0 Sr. Sr. Tampa, Fla./Gaither Communication Howie Decristafaro 87 Kyle Ruhl WR 6-1 Fr. Fr. Powell, Ohio/Dublin Coffman Undeclared Mark Crabtree 21 Nate Salley ** FS 6-3 Jr. Jr. Fort Lauderdale, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas Business George Smith 68 Tim Schafer* OT 6-5 Jr. So. Upper Arlington, Ohio/Upper Arlington Criminology Darrell Mayne 51 Anthony Schlegel LB 6-2 Sr. Jr. Highland Park, TexasIHighland Park Educational Exploration Randy Allen 43 Brandon Schnittkera* FB 6-2 Sr. Jr. Sandusky, OhioPerkins Marketing Rock Farlow 77 Rob Suns** 01' 6-4 Jr. Jr. Macedonia, OhioINordonia Communication Rob Kardin 41 Jonathan Skeete K 5-10 Fr.
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    THE OHIO STATE BUCKEYES ______________________________________ ______________________________________ 58 JOSHUA ALABI 3 DAMON ARNETTE Defensive Tackle Cornerback 6-5, 295, RS Fr. 6-0, 195, RS Fr. Detroit, Mich. | Cass Tech Fort Lauderdale, Fla. St. Thomas Aquinas Overview: Joshua Alabi is in his second season with the football Overview: Damon Arnette is in his second season with the Buckeyes … program … he red-shirted the 2015 season as a true freshman and is he red-shirted the 2015 campaign as a true freshman and is majoring in exploring majors … Alabi was rated as the No. 1 defensive line prospect communications … one of the last in this class to commit to attending Ohio in the state of Michigan by Scout and a Top 30 strong side end by both State, Arnette carried a 4-star rating from ESPN and came from the strong Rivals (No. 26) and 247Sports (No. 30) as a high school senior … he, St. Thomas Aquinas program … Aquinas, coached by Rocco Casullo, has along with high school teammates Mike Weber and Damon Webb, give captured two of the last three Florida 7A state championships, including Ohio State three recruits in the past three years from the prominent Cass in 2014 with a 15-1 record … Arnette provided length and strength as a Tech program that won a state title in 2012 and back-to-back Detroit roving defensive back with most of his time spent at cornerback … he was Public School League championships in 2013 and 2014 … Alabi started ranked as the No. 24 safety by ESPN and the No. 51 cornerback by Rivals along the defensive line since his sophomore season when Cass Tech … the 247Sports composite ranked him No.