WESTERVILLE, Ohio — Back in November of 2014, Ohio State coach Urban Meyer laid out one of his offensive recruiting philosophies when asked if he envisions certain players in specific roles while evaluating them in high school.
“We put the APB out every year for the multi-dimensional athlete on offense and that’s the tight end H and it’s the tailback H,” Meyer said then. “And just over the years, that position has evolved.”
“The APB’s always been out for those kind of athletes that can do multiple things.”
The Buckeyes’ recent recruiting classes under Meyer have certainly backed up that idea of thinking.