According to a report by recruiting analyst 247Sports Rusty Mansell, the state of Ohio is due to receive an official visit on the weekend of June 25 to June 27, from Norcross (Georgia) Greater Atlanta Christian School four-star offensive attack Addison Nichols – that is, assuming that the period of continuous recruitment ends on May 31, as widely expected.
The 1.8m and £ 305 Nichols, which is considered the ninth best offensive tackle and potential number 92 in the 2022 class, got an offer from the Buckeyes in January 2020 and is looking forward to making his first trip to Colombo. He also scheduled official visits to Georgia on June 4-6, Florida on June 11-13, and USC on June 18-20, although he is unsure whether to use his fifth and final official visit before making a summer decision. .
Nichols is one of several offensive tackle targets for the state of Ohio, which already has a four-star West Chester (Ohio) commitment to Lakota West Tegra Tshabola and I would like to have three or four more players in the position in this cycle. Other names to remember include Lynchburg (Va.) Liberty Christian five stars Zach rice; Daleville (Va.) Lord Botetourt five stars Top Scorer Givens; Charlestown, Ind., Four stars Kiyaunta Goodwin; Huber Heights (Ohio) Wayne four stars Aamil Wagner; Four Star Miami (Florida) Columbus Julian Armella; Humble (Texas) Atascocita four stars Kam Dewberry; Four stars from Fond Du Lac (Wis.) St. Mary’s Springs Billy Schrauth; and Bradenton (Florida) IMG Academy four-star teammates Tyler Booker and three-star Aliou Bah.
Georgia is seen as a favorite in recruiting Nichols because of its proximity, as her school is only 62 years from the Bulldog campus. But he has a growing relationship with Ohio State coach Ryan Day and offensive line coach Greg Studrawa, who hope to turn the tide with just one visit.