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Bo Jackson, a four-star running back from Cleveland and the No. 136 recruit in the ESPN 300, has committed to Ohio State's 2025 football recruiting class. Jackson, who chose the Buckeyes over Alabama and Georgia, is the ninth-best running back in the ESPN 300 and the No. 6 overall prospect in Ohio for 2025. This commitment bolsters Ohio State's top-ranked recruiting class, which now includes eight top-150 recruits.
Four-star running back Bo Jackson, a top 2025 prospect from Cleveland, has committed to Ohio State, choosing the Buckeyes over Georgia and Alabama. Jackson, who is highly rated nationally, was swayed by his strong relationship with Ohio State's running backs coach Carlos Locklyn and the potential for early playing time in Chip Kelly's offense. His commitment marks a significant win for Ohio State's 2025 recruiting class.
Ohio State made significant strides in recruiting four-star 2025 running back Bo Jackson during his official visit, regaining momentum after his visit to Georgia. Jackson, who also plans to visit Alabama, enjoyed his time with OSU coaches and players, making the Buckeyes a strong contender. The weekend also saw Ohio State impress other top recruits, including linebacker Riley Pettijohn and edge rusher Justin Hill, while hosting several other prospects and preparing for upcoming high school football camps.
Former Auburn wide receiver and College Football Hall of Fame member Terry Beasley passed away at the age of 73 in a tragic incident that is being investigated as a potential suicide. Beasley, known for his time at Auburn from 1969 to 1971 and his professional career with the San Francisco 49ers, was remembered by former teammates and Auburn figures as a legendary receiver and a special player. His death came just before the 51st anniversary of his selection in the 1972 NFL Draft and less than a week before his 74th birthday. Beasley's impact on Auburn football and his career achievements, including being the Tigers' career leader in receiving yards and receiving touchdowns, solidify his legacy in the sport.
Bo Jackson, the College Football Hall of Famer and former MLB and NFL player, revealed that he has been battling chronic hiccups for nearly a year and has tried various remedies, including "smell the a-- of a porcupine." Doctors have yet to find a solution to the issue, and Jackson is scheduled to undergo a medical procedure to try to remedy it.
Bo Jackson will undergo a medical procedure to address chronic hiccups he has been dealing with since July 2022. The former NFL Pro Bowler and MLB All-Star has tried various remedies to no avail. The cause of the condition is still unknown, and the procedure will hopefully take care of the issue.
Bo Jackson, the legendary Auburn running back and two-sport athlete, will undergo a medical procedure to stop the chronic hiccups he's been experiencing since July of 2022. Jackson said doctors have been unable to diagnose a clear cause for the condition, adding that traditional remedies to end the hiccups have failed. The 60-year-old former NFL and MLB player has gone to some extreme lengths to try to end the 10-month-long phenomenon.
Shohei Ohtani, the Los Angeles Angels' pitching and hitting sensation, is being compared to Bo Jackson, a "mythological" two-sport superstar. While Jackson was an All-Star in baseball and a Pro Bowler in football, Ohtani is the first player ever with enough plate appearances to qualify for the batting title and enough innings to qualify for the E.R.A. title. Ohtani's unprecedented fusion of skills has left fans and peers in awe, and he draws huge crowds wherever he goes.