Ohio State doesn’t yet have a commitment in its 2024 recruiting class, but the Buckeye coaching staff has had plenty of time to evaluate several of its top targets in the cycle up close and personal already this offseason.
One such prospect, fast rising Montverde Academy forward Amier Ali, was among the numerous up-and-comers that Ohio State assistant coaches Jake Diebler and Mike Netti scoped out at April’s EYBL event in Indianapolis. It was easy to see why the Buckeyes – and plenty other high-profile programs across the country – have such a keen interest in the 6-foot-8 wing.