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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Stephen Means and Andrew Gillis return to update their prediction of Ohio State’s 2025 recruiting class, five months after their first attempt. A lot has changed since that first prediction in February, with new choices surfacing and others potentially disappearing into the background. We’re six months away from signing day, and it appears that OSU is on track to sign its largest class of the Ryan Day era to replenish a squad that is set to lose a significant number of players following the 2024 season.
In this episode, Stephen and Andrew discuss where Andrew was correct and incorrect the first time, before looking ahead to his 2025 class prediction 2.0.
Miller, an unrated recruit in the 2025 class, with excellent physical attributes. He’s listed at 6-foot-4 and 180 pounds, but he appears to be much bigger. His 40-yard dash time is 4.43 seconds, and his vertical is 35.5 inches. Those characteristics are exactly what wide receivers coach Brian Hartline saw in him, which is why Miller received the offer.
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