And the only two on a team still playing in their senior season? Maybe unrelated. Maybe not.

While the signees may get another chance to change schools, I’m still amazed that we were able to sign who we did. Including some nice signing day signees.

Levi Davis has officially signed and it has been tweeted out. Only one commit left to be signed

All-Time Commits (per 247 Sports)

5. Brandon Jenkins - S
9. Malachi Taylor - S
10. Kaden Page - WR
12. Levi Davis - QB
17. James Brewer - CB
18. Danny Fortson Jr - OL

I know these are just their "ratings" but it's nice to see a handful of these new Bobcats high on the list. I think this can be a special class.

Also, if you use Pavey's 2025 ranking, he would be ranked second in this class.

Been from Cincinnati I’m glad to see We are recruiting the greater Miami conference. That conference, along with the greater Catholic league are two of the top D1 conferences in the state of Ohio.

Solid job on recruiting the state of Ohio. Below are some of the post-season awards for their respective divisions.

1st Team All-State
QB - Levi Davis, Lewis Center Olentangy Orange, 6-0, 187, sr.
QB - Grant Nurre, Kings Mills Kings, 6-4, 215, sr.
WR - Zach Hackleman, Lakewood St. Edward, 6-1, 170, sr.
WR - Marcus Hughbanks, Batavia, 6-3, 205, sr.
WR - Blake Parker, Sandusky Perkins, 6-2, 185, sr.
OL - Colton Crosley, Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit, 6-2, 290, sr.
DL - Austin Adkins, Strongsville, 6-3, 245, sr
P/K - Cooper Heimbach, Wheelersburg, 6-1, 165, sr.

2nd Team All-State
WR - Kaden Page, Wapakoneta, 6-2, 185, sr.

Honorable Mention
OL - Danny Fortson Jr., Cincinnati Princeton, 6-4, 275, sr.

2025 IHSFCA Class 7A all-state Honorable Mention
S - Brandon Jenkins, RB/DB, Sr., 6-0, 195, Arlington Heights Hersey

Per his X account K Owen Schaadt has committed.

https://x.com/i/status/2008591084088377604

Myser has football scholarship offers from D-I Mercyhurst and D-II Ashland, while Ohio University has offered him preferred walk-on status. A number of Football Championship Subdivision programs have contacted him, but he's still leaning toward baseball, where he bats and throws left-handed.

Casey Myser, Highland High School--Medina, OH 6-foot-2, 215-pound

A two-time D-II first-team All-Ohio running back, as well as a D-III first-team All-Ohio selection in baseball as a junior, when all he did was lead Medina County in batting average (.508), on-base percentage (.620), slugging percentage (.814), OPS (1.430) and triples (3). Myser can bench press 315 pounds, deadlift 465 and squat 510, but he also runs the 40-yard dash in 4.6 seconds, making him a rare blend of power and speed.

Saw him play a dozen times--Christian McCaffrey at the high school level comes to mind. Get the kid to Athens and let him play both sports. He may eventually excel at one sport but as long as it is as a Bobcat, who cares!

Looks like Casy Myser is headed to Athens for baseball.

I hope it works out for him as a Bobcat on the diamond but if it doesn't the football coaches should be ready to pounce. I am telling you he is the real deal on the gridiron and such a weapon coming out of the backfield to catch passes when he is not breaking off long runs from scrimmage. Maybe not as fast as Beau Blankenship but bigger and great hands. Baseball players are usually highly skilled at tracking the ball on the run compared to many receivers who see to have trouble adjusting on the run and getting to where the pass is trending.

Good luck Casey.