Greer, the No. 188 overall prospect and No. 17 offensive tackle in the 2026 recruiting class per the 247Sports composite ranking, attends Archbishop Hoban in Akron. No stranger to sending recruits to Columbus, the Buckeyes will try and make Greer the next.

What a season it was for the Ohio State Buckeyes. After a crushing loss to rival Michigan, Ohio State tore through the newly expanded College Football Playoff, dismantling Tennessee, avenging its loss to Oregon, defeating Texas and ultimately handling Notre Dame to win the national championship.

All but five of the 26 high school recruits who signed with the Buckeyes in December enrolled in school for the spring semester, allowing them to participate in 15 practices that will be held through the middle of next month. Here are five to keep an eye on during the coming weeks.

One can argue that no Ohio State position group is dealing with more “new” in 2025 than its offensive line. OSU must find a way to replace four Day 1 starters from its 2024 lineup and the man in charge of doing that is new offensive line coach Tyler Bowen.

This spring is an important one as the Buckeyes have to replace starters Lathan Ransom, Denzel Burke and Jordan Hancock.

Spring football is afoot for the Ohio State football program. We take a look at a projected two-deep depth chart for the Buckeyes offense

Ohio State will have plenty of new faces as spring practices approaches as the Buckeyes turn the page from their national championship season.