None were names to first-Team All-Ohio Offense or defense, nor to 2d team Offense, however Kent Berger and Chalmer Frueauf were named to the 2d team defense. On the honorable mention Offense I see Joe Burrow as well as Jared McCray. On honorable mention Defense I find Jalen Fox.

The Ohio recruits who were not injured (Meyer, Duckworth) all did receive all-District honors, however, with one exception:
NE-Inland District
Joe Lowery - 1st Team Division III
Brian Dicillo - 1st Team Division II
Pierce Royster - 1st Team Division I

NE-Lakes
Kyle Kuhar - 1st Team Division II
Jake Pruehs - 1st Team Division I
Kent Berger - 1st Team Division I

SE District
Jered McCray - 1st Team Division IV

Southwest District
Jered Brumfield - 2d Team Division II
Stephen Langenkamp - 2d Team Division I
Jalen Fox - 1st Team Division IV
Herman Brunis - 2d Team Division I
Tyler Jones - 2d Team Division I
Connor Brown - Apparently was a key player this year, but didn't get post-season honors.
Chalmer Frueauf - 1st Team Division I


Central District
Brennen Dudziak - 1st Team Division I

Northwest District
Chek Washington - 1st Team Division II, Offensive Player of the Year

Considering that most of these offers went out before the season, the coaches must be doing a fairly good job of evaluating who they want to offer.

I joked that they spent all the travel budget on repeated trips to Vancouver, but seriously, no, I think they just knocked the Ohio recruiting out of the park this year. Most of these guys were early commits.

I don't put a lot of emphasis on the all state teams. There is as lot of politics and other motivations involved in who is selected

As you know LC, the best barometer is who else offered an athlete.

I agree, Jeff, and I've said the same myself. When someone makes an offer, they are putting their money where their mouth is, and that means more than a vote on an all-district team, or for that matter, some analyst's rating on a service.

I posted the info not because I thought it was critical, but rather just as one more confirmation that this is a good class. I also want to make the point that most of the recruits in this class were offered based on their junior year performance, and the fact that they got these honors based on Senior year performance is a confirmation that they coaches are picking talented players.

The Oklahoman's All-State Roster lists Papi White as a 1st Team, All-State Special Teams KR.  This kid is a big, big get!!!

The conflict is the apologists/shills believe the experts are the ones offering scholarships while the darksiders would rather trust services which scout from a desk when and if someone thinks to send them a video.