THE BIG GET BIGGER
Joe Lemire
May 14, 2007
THE WINNER of Ohio State's spring football game: the
school's offensive line. After attending the intrasquad clash, juniors Michael
Brewster of Edgewater High (Orlando) and J.B. Shugarts of Klein (Texas), both
among Rivals' top 100 recruits, verbally committed to Ohio State. With
6'7", 305-pound Mike Adams of Coffman (Dublin, Ohio) having committed in
March, the school now has three top O-line prospects.
THE WINNER of Ohio State's spring football game: the
school's offensive line. After attending the intrasquad clash, juniors Michael
Brewster of Edgewater High ( Orlando) and J.B. Shugarts of Klein ( Texas), both
among Rivals' top 100 recruits, verbally committed to Ohio State. With
6'7", 305-pound Mike Adams of Coffman ( Dublin, Ohio) having committed in
March, the school now has three top O-line prospects.
It fills a need: The Buckeyes signed only one
offensive lineman on signing day in February. At 6'6", 295, Shugarts should
play tackle in college, as should the 6'5", 298-pound Brewster (left). Says
Edgewater coach Bill Gierke of Brewster, "He's got good lateral movement
and has those long arms everyone wants." And that Ohio State got.