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HILL VISITS MICHIGAN STATE AGAIN
Speaking of potential decommitments (it might be a theme tonight), Ohio State 2016 pledge George Hill made another visit to Michigan State this weekend. Again, Hill watched as his close friend and former Hubbard teammate L.J. Scott rumbled through, over and around the Purdue defense to the tune of 146 yards and two scores while starring for the Spartans.
Hill, as we've said for months, is not likely to sign with the Buckeyes in February and continues to check out other options. Michigan State and Pittsburgh remain the most viable choices as I see it right now, and according to sources close to the Spartans he is a player they'd like to add.
Hill and the Buckeyes remain in contact, but there's an obvious urgency on his part to figure out what is the next likely step if things completely dissolve between the two parties. I'd expect to see the four-star athlete back in Columbus for a visit soon as well as another trip Pittsburgh and probably East Lansing.
HILL VISITS MICHIGAN STATE AGAIN
Speaking of potential decommitments (it might be a theme tonight), Ohio State 2016 pledge George Hill made another visit to Michigan State this weekend. Again, Hill watched as his close friend and former Hubbard teammate L.J. Scott rumbled through, over and around the Purdue defense to the tune of 146 yards and two scores while starring for the Spartans.
Hill, as we've said for months, is not likely to sign with the Buckeyes in February and continues to check out other options. Michigan State and Pittsburgh remain the most viable choices as I see it right now, and according to sources close to the Spartans he is a player they'd like to add.
Hill and the Buckeyes remain in contact, but there's an obvious urgency on his part to figure out what is the next likely step if things completely dissolve between the two parties. I'd expect to see the four-star athlete back in Columbus for a visit soon as well as another trip Pittsburgh and probably East Lansing.
