Huber Heights (Ohio) Wayne 2022 offensive striker Aamil Wagner had a big jump in the ranking during the last football season. He is currently a potential 4-star customer in the 247Sports ranking. He is number 88 in the country’s 2022 overall ranking, the 9th offensive tackle and number 4 in Ohio.
Wagner is also now a recruit in the state that the Ohio State Buckeyes offered a scholarship. Wagner posted an offer on his Twitter account on Monday night.
“Extremely blessed to receive an offer from The Ohio State University,” Wagner posted on his Twitter account.
The six-foot-tall, 250-pound Wagner, who played an offensive left tackle this season, has more than two dozen scholarship offers that, in addition to Ohio State Notre Dame, Michigan State, Penn State, Stanford, Oregon, West Virginia, Virginia, Michigan, Northwestern, Kentucky, Nebraska, Pitt, Cincinnati and Purdue.
At the moment, I’m still keeping all my options open, ”Wagner told Bucknuts in February. “As things get closer to the season, I’m going to narrow it down.”
Wagner is looking forward to seeing when the NCAA will allow visits again.
“At the moment, I would like to visit all of my offers,” said Wagner. “But, in the beginning, I go to schools very close by car. If they allow official visits, I want to take all five. “
Buckeyes have been in contact with Wagner more frequently recently.
“I talk to the coach (Greg) Stud (rawa),” said Wagner. “He likes my size and athleticism. He talks about how to keep my weight high. We talked a lot about football and how to get to know me. (The state of Ohio has) great athletics and education. “
With Wagner’s desire to make official visits, it will probably be some time before he makes his choice of college.
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The Buckeyes got off to a spectacular start in their 2022 recruiting class. They have engagements with the nation’s No. 1 general candidate, Texas 5-star quarterback Quinn Ewers, Florida cornerback Jaheim Singletary, another 5-star wide receiver Caleb Burton from Texas, the 4-star wide receiver Kyion Grayes from Arizona, the No. 1 prospect in Ohio and the second foreign linebacker from the country Gabe Powers, the No. 1 prospect in the state of Kansas from linebacker Dasan McCullough, the No. 2 prospectus in Ohio on the linebacker CJ Hicks, the No. 1 4 prospect in Buckeyes State for striker Tegra Tshabola, the 5th prospect in Ohio at cornerback Jyaire Brown, and two major tight end targets in Bennett Christian of Georgia and Benji Gosnell of North Carolina. It is a class of ten initial engagements, with all 11 being a potential 5 or 4 star. It is a class classified as the No. 1 recruitment class in the country in the 247Sports Composite team recruitment ranking.