Buckeye Sports Bulletin’s 2024 Early Signing Period Hub
Get to know each member of Ohio State’s new class of 2024 signees as they flow in through the Early Signing Period, which runs from Dec. 20-22. Buckeye Sports Bulletin will update this post as each player signs their national letter of intent with the Buckeyes.
- The first prospect to announce his signing with Ohio State is Fort Myers (Fla.) Bishop Verot three-star safety Leroy Roker, one of two safeties committed to the Buckeyes in the class. Learn more about Roker.
- Next up is Cleveland Glenville four-star cornerback Bryce West, the first of three cornerbacks (and two from Ohio) expected to sign with the Buckeyes. Learn more about West.
- The first player on the offensive side of the ball to sign with the Buckeyes is Pickerington (Ohio) North three-star running back Sam Williams-Dixon, an underrated in-state prospect for the Buckeyes. Learn more about Williams-Dixon.
- Ohio State has now signed both in-state cornerbacks after Springfield, Ohio, five-star cornerback Aaron Scott signed on the dotted line. Learn more about Scott.
- Next up is Coopersville, Michigan, three-star interior offensive lineman Gabe VanSickle, who is the most recent commitment on the offensive line for the Buckeyes but the first trench warrior to sign. Learn more about VanSickle.
- VanSickle was followed shortly by Lakewood (Ohio) St. Edward three-star offensive lineman Devontae Armstrong, who will look to make an impact at Ohio State along with his brother, Deontae. Learn more about Armstrong.
- Ohio State’s potential signal caller of the future is now official, as Fairburn, Ga., five-star quarterback Air Noland has signed with the Buckeyes. Learn more about Noland.
- Next up is Chattanooga (Tenn.) Baylor School four-star tight end Max LeBlanc, one of Ohio State’s two expected signees at tight end. Learn more about LeBlanc.
- The second of Ohio State’s safeties in the class is now in, as West Orange (N.J.) Seton Hall Prep four-star safety Jaylen McClain has signed with the Buckeyes. Learn more about McClain.
- As Cade Stover prepares to potentially leave Ohio State, family reinforcements are on the way, as Sunbury, Ohio, Big Walnut four-star linebacker Garrett Stover has signed. Learn more about Stover.
- The first defensive lineman is on the board for the Buckeyes, as Stafford (Va.) Mountain View three-star defensive lineman Eric Mensah has signed with Ohio State. Learn more about Mensah.
- Three of Ohio State’s offensive lineman have now signed with New Palestine, Ind., four-star interior offensive lineman Ian Moore in the field. Learn more about Moore.
- Both of Ohio State’s incoming linebackers have now signed, with Lucas (Lovejoy) Texas four-star linebacker Payton Pierce putting his pen to paper. Learn more about Pierce.
- All four of Ohio State’s offensive linemen in 2024 have now signed, with Lakewood (Ohio) St. Edward four-star offensive tackle Deontae Armstrong now making things official with the Buckeyes. Learn more about Armstrong.
- Both of Ohio State’s running backs have put pen to paper, as San Antonio Veterans Memorial four-star running back James Peoples is now in the class. Learn more about Peoples.
- Ohio State has now signed a two-tight end class for the first time since 2016, now that Cleveland Glenville four-star tight end Damarion Witten is in the fold. Learn more about Witten.
- Ohio State’s first wide receiver to sign is New Haven, Ind., five-star wide receiver Mylan Graham, which is fitting considering the Buckeyes were his first offer. Learn more about Graham.
- Ohio State’s secondary is now complete, as Chandler (Ariz.) Basha four-star cornerback Miles Lockhart has signed with the Buckeyes. Learn more about Lockhart.
- Ohio State held on to secure Opa Locka (Fla.) Chaminade-Madonna Prep five-star wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, who announced he will be signing with the Buckeyes. Learn more about Smith.
- Ohio State’s last expected signee of the day is Buford, Ga., five-star defensive end Eddrick Houston, who the Buckeyes were able to hold onto despite a late push from Alabama. Learn more about Houston.