Signed 3* OL Galvin Cupp. Dude was commited to michigan st, but they pulled his offer after he attended our friday night lights.
Kneel Down And Kiss The Ring:2015 The Ohio State Buckeyes National Championship Title Defense Thread
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JP_614
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Yea i heard about him my friend is a MSU fan and he was heated
I told him we only offered him so he can be a practice dummy
Walkers gone to Asu..he was partying there awhile back and fell in love with it
He is at OSU right now
He is at OSU right now
Not for long..that backfield is too crowded and he's just another player at osu ..at asu he'll be treated like a king
MustafaSTL
Achievement In Every Field of Human Endeavor
So Walker goes on a visit and parties, and now he's flipping? I think that's called a regular visit my man.
JP_614
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THIS SUNDAY FELLAS LETA HOPE WE STAY FREE OF INJURY 
MustafaSTL
Achievement In Every Field of Human Endeavor
And no more fukkery.THIS SUNDAY FELLAS LETA HOPE WE STAY FREE OF INJURY
Don't say I didn't warn you
I see you, but im more worried about George Hill flipping than Walker, 3 top 10 running backs in this class right now, out of them i think Hill would flip to MSU and play with his high school teammate Scott. If u right though, ill rep u
MustafaSTL
Achievement In Every Field of Human Endeavor
Guess that ends that
ReturnOfJudah
Veteran
Rashan Gary?
Michigan lock hoe.
The kid is coming to LSU
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Kareem Walker Discusses Buckeyes, Sun Devils and the Chase for Another Title
In the world of recruiting, in 2015, it's virtually impossible for a highly-regarded prospect to avoid the glare/attention of the media. When you're the country's top-ranked running back and you commit to the eventual national champion Ohio State Buckeyes at halftime of the national championship game seemingly out of the blue? You can expect that glare to get a bit brighter.
Welcome to the world as seen, and heard, by Kareem Walker. Monday morning, Walker and a high school coach of his made the eight hour drive from New Jersey to Columbus for a visit to Ohio State, a trip that – to Walker – signifies at least the temporary end of his recruitment.
"Right now, getting to camp for my team is the focus," Walker told Eleven Warriors late Wednesday night. "Recruiting is done with, and the Ohio State trip was the last visit of the summer. I have to focus on my squad and get them taken care of, to be a leader on my team. I haven't talked to anyone about official visits, even my next Ohio State trip isn't planned. I will worry about (official visits) if they come down the line, but I'm trying to threepeat; I'm not worried about recruiting anymore."
While that's not an outright denial that other school trips could happen, Walker's intentions are clear: he wants to move forward, get better, get to college and get to work. His latest visit to Ohio State helped him put to bed any outstanding questions and concerns he had about his role in the Buckeyes' future.
"The trip was perfect, really amazing and showed me a lot. They're telling me that I've got a chance to be the next (Ezekiel Elliott)," he said. "(Urban) Meyer told me 'You can't decommit, we need you next year' and that I can contribute a lot as a freshman, especially if I get there in January. When I got there I was hanging out with (running back coach Tony) Alford and we were drawing up plays on the chalkboard, and I think I surprised them with some of the stuff I know. They told me I'm more advanced than most of the other guys when they've been at this point. I'm at 210 pounds, they want me at 220, and I think if I get there in January, in their weight program and all that, I'll easily be 220 before spring ball."
The nearly two-day long visit put Walker in front of Meyer and Alford, but not many of his future teammates, most of whom are taking a few well-deserved days at home before Ohio State camp check-ins this Sunday.
THE TRIP WAS PERFECT, REALLY AMAZING AND SHOWED ME A LOT. THEY'RE TELLING ME THAT I'VE GOT A CHANCE TO BE THE NEXT (EZEKIEL ELLIOTT)...
"I had hoped to see (Buckeyes' freshman offensive lineman) Kevin Feder, but he wasn't there," Walker said of the New Jersey native. "On Tuesday I spent time with (Meyer) and got to watch him working with Braxton and some of the guys on wide receiver drills. I met one of the big guys from the '30 for 30' stuff ESPN does, he was from Jersey too, which was cool. Just talking to (Urban Meyer) was about what I need to. He told me to focus on my grades, don't worry about anything other than myself, that I shouldn't worry about what other schools are saying or offering me."
For Walker, the grades are an important part of the puzzle, especially as he's hoping – planning, even – to enroll at Ohio State early and arrive on campus in January.
"Coach will be checking in to make sure everything is on track," Walker said of Tony Alford. "I just have to keep my grades up, but I think it's going to happen. Our school doesn't really allow people to leave early, but I think I'm straight. The objective is to get this class I need done by August, then keep my grades up and graduate in December and be on campus in January. I should get there right when they're playing in the national championship, if they are."
For the Buckeyes to repeat as national champions, they'll need to find success in Glendale, Arizona, a few miles away from Arizona State, where Walker visited in July. That trip raised some eyebrows from Buckeye fans and media members alike, especially so when predictions on Walker's 247Sports.com crystal ball started flipping towards the Sun Devils.