Here is some of what 247Sports National Scouting Analyst Gabe Brooks had to say about Smith: Smith is a 4-star prospect in the 247Sports Composite. The 6-foot-5 and 260-pound Smith’s list of offers includes Ohio State, Texas, Texas A&M, Alabama, Notre Dame, Penn State, Baylor, TCU, LSU, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, Nebraska, Miami, Florida State, Texas Tech, Rutgers and many others. 1 NIL collective for the Buckeyes? Follow this link to donate and/or to learn more information of how you can help! Johnson, like Knowles, is visiting Smith during the spring evaluation period.įollow Bill Kurelic on Twitter for more Ohio State coverage
LJ is of course Ohio State defensive line coach Larry Johnson. “He said he and LJ will develop me into a premier defensive end.” “He said man, they've got you head up at the four, moving side to side,” Smith said. Smith liked what he heard recently from Knowles. Smith will visit Rutgers May 19-21, Ohio State June 2-4, Penn State June 9-11, Oklahoma June 16-18, Texas A&M June 23-25 and for the visit shortly before he announces his decision he will visit Texas Sept. Today Smith has announced his official visits and he has six of them set. Then we have another home game, the third game of the season and that's when I’ll announce my decision.” “I'll take four in June and one the second game of our season. “I'll take all five, and maybe an extra one or two,” Smith said. Smith has a plan worked out when it comes to official visits and announcing his college choice. Coach (Jim) Knowles just stopped at our spring practice last week. “I'll be announcing my official visits pretty soon,” Smith told Bucknuts on April 30. A week ago Smith told Bucknuts about his plans. That hasn’t changed and the Buckeyes are continuing their strong push for Smith. “The next time will be for my official visit,” Smith told Bucknuts in March. There will be a fifth Ohio State visit for Smith.
Smith was in Ohio Stadium as the Buckeyes defeated Notre Dame 21-10. In September defensive end Nigel Smith from Melissa, Texas, was back in Columbus for his fourth Ohio State visit.
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