Evaluations On New Additions To the Ohio 2026 Rankings

Sanna blew up onto the recruiting scene in 2024, the fall of his junior season. He pulled in offers from the likes of Pitt, Michigan State, and Wisconsin along with a few other P4 schools. Sanna is a long and athletic Linebacker. He's a versatile linebacker who could play both inside or outside at the next level. He lines up at Mike Linebacker for the Braves. When you watch the film the combination of size and speed really pops. He has the speed to cover sidelines to sidelines. When he gets to the ball he arrives in violent fashion. With multiple P4 offers already in his pocket it will be a big opportunity to continue to capitalize on his recruiting momentum by going performing at camps and making visits.     Clemons transferred in from out of state to play his junior season at Washington high school. Clemons lines up at cornerback for the Tigers. When you watch De'Mari's film you see a fluid athlete. He has hips that are on a swivel and the ability to run with receivers. He makes explosive breaks. He displays good awareness and ability to be in the positions needed to make plays. When the ball is in the air he has the body control and coordination to play the ball rather than the man. Clemons has offers from P4 schools like Pitt, Penn State, Michigan, among others. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of offers Clemons can add this offseason and where he ultimately chooses to play his college football.       Akih is another player who blew up on the P4 recruiting scene in his junior season. It's been an active couple of recruiting months as Akih has picked up offers from West Virginia, Michigan State, and Penn State. Standing at 6'0 190 pounds, Favour is an interesting blend of speed and power. Between the tackles he's explosive in hitting the hole and carries out that momentum through any and all contact. He shows a nice jump cut that uses at the second level to make guys miss, while maintaining his speed. I expect Akih will be very much in demand this offseason and as he gets onto campuses and in front of coaches, he has the measurables and traits to turn into a big-time running back recruit nationally.     Aaron, who goes by "Ace" had one of the biggest receiving seasons in Ohio. In 13 games he had 53 catches for 1,418 yards and 19 touchdowns. Cooper is a versatile wide receiver who can line up both on the outside or in the slot. He has the speed to stretch the field vertically. He's a great route runner who makes explosive breaks that create lots of separation. With the ball in his hands in the open field he's a slippery and sudden playmaker who can take it to the house at any time. He's starting to get P4 attention from the likes of Penn State and Wisconsin. I'd be shocked if he didn't end up with multiple P4 offers by the time fall camp starts.     Randall was a player who's started to get D1 attention in his junior season at both the G5 and P4 levels. As a junior he threw for 1,500 yards and 17 touchdowns while helping lead the Blue Streaks to a 7-4 record. At 6'5 200 pounds Randall has the size and frame that coaches at the D1 level desire. He's mobile in the pocket and able to avoid the rush while keeping his eyes down the field to make plays. His arm talent pops off the film. He shows of big-time arm strength with the ability to uncork 50+ yard throws in the air. He also possesses the accuracy to drive the ball into windows. He's not a burner but has plenty enough athleticism to make yards on the ground when it's available. This coming offseason he'll have a chance to get in front of coaches and show off that size and arm talent and my belief is that he has a chance to blow up on the D1 recruiting scene.     Turner is a big-skill player who makes plays on both sides of the ball for the Hornets. On the defensive side of the ball he plays outside linebacker. He projects to the defensive end position at the next level. Caden shows off a nice combination of size and athletics. From the edge you see the ability to bend and pursue the ball. He actually lines up as a running back on the offensive side of the ball where you get to see some of his strength and physicality as he rushes the ball. Turner definitely has the measurables and the traits to play at the next level, if he can show off the ability to put his hand in the dirt and win at the line of scrimmage this offseason and next fall, he could continue to move up the recruiting rankings.