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Welcome back to Buckeye Talk. I'm Steve Ames, and that's Andrew Gillis, and this is your Tuesday, Bucket Talk, and we're going to be deep diving in Tennessee in Ohio State all week, all week, but we are going to take a quick

reprieve from that. If David Sanders hadn't signed, if he had a pushed back until the January

signing period, Andrew, I do think this could have been an interesting Ohio

State versus Tennessee on the recruiting trail pod, but I don't know how much they have in common

right now other than David Sanders because the class we're getting ready to talk about,

there's 2026 class, a class where Ohio State already has three commits in it. It's just,

it's too early to be like, oh, Ohio State's badly anybody right now, right?

They're in the early stages of putting together a class that right now holds Chris Henry

Jr., the number three player and top wide receiver in the country originally from Southern

Ohio and now currently lives in Southern California.

Something about those southern parts of the states for Chris Henry Jr.

Corbyn Fordham, the number 321 player, number 15 tied in out of Jacksonville, Florida,

who committed, I think a couple of days either before or after the Michigan game.

And then Jaden Ricketts at a Walkins Memorial in Patasco, Ohio, that's a suburb on the outside of

Columbus, Ohio here, the number 423 player and the number 66 wide receiver, where again, we don't

care about his ranking because of who he's committed to play to. He's committed to play for

Brian Hartline. And if you have an offer from Brian Hartline,

you're pretty freaking good. So his 426 could easily be a 106 or even a 23. Who knows what this

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