With the 2024 Ohio high school football season upon us, it’s time to take a look at some of the state’s highest-rated recruits. In this series, we’ll focus on the top recruits at a handful of positions for a specific graduating class.
We’ve introduced you to the senior quarterbacks, senior running backs, senior linebackers, senior edge rushers, senior wide receivers, senior defensive backs and senior tight ends so far. Now let’s take a look at the top offensive lineman recruits in Ohio for the class of 2025.
Four of the top five offensive players in Ohio’s graduating class have committed to play college football in the Big Ten. Whitmer’s Carter Lowe and Westerville North’s Jake Cook are heading to Columbus to play for Ohio State, Massillon’s Nolan Davenport is heading to Wisconsin and Centerville’s Kuol Kuol is heading to Purdue. The other player, Trotwood-Madison’s Jermiel Atkins, is heading to the SEC to play at Kentucky.
All rankings are based on 247Sports.com.
1.Carter Lowe, Whitmer; 1.95 m, 137 kg (No. 3 in the Ohio class of 2025)
Committed to the State of Ohio
The 4-star offensive tackle is transferring to Ohio State and had more than 20 offers from schools such as Georgia, Florida State, Michigan, Michigan State, Auburn and Tennessee.
2. Nolan Davenport, Massillon; 1.98 m, 118 kg (No. 12 overall)
Committed to Wisconsin
The 3-star player from Wisconsin also had offers from West Virginia, Missouri, Michigan State, Kentucky and Northwestern, among others.
3. Jeremiah Atkins, Trotwood-Madison; 2.03 m, 127 kg (No. 19 overall)
Committed to Kentucky
As a 3-star offensive tackle, he committed to Kentucky and had offers from Arizona State, Minnesota, West Virginia and Virginia Tech, among others.
4.Jake Cook, Westerville North; 1.95 m, 134 kg (No. 31 overall)
Committed to the State of Ohio
The 3-star inside lineman is staying home to play for the Buckeyes and had more than 20 offers, including from West Virginia, Duke, Kentucky and Marshall.
5. Kuol Kuol, Centerville; 1.98 m, 118 kg (No. 44 overall)
Committed to Purdue
Will play for the Boilermakers and has received offers from schools such as Iowa State, Michigan State and Boston College, among others.
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