2018 RB - Brian Snead (Transfer to Austin Peay)

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Running Back
Seffner, Florida
Armwood

• Ht:5'11"
• Wt:187 lbs
• 40: ??

Ohio State has offered.

 

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August 22, 2015
Super Soph. RB likes the Buckeyes
Marc Givler
BuckeyeGrove.com
One of the nation's top sophomore running backs has plenty of good things to say about Ohio State.

 

VIDEO: #OhioState remains out front for 2018 4* RB Brian Snead. #FSU, #Gators in the mix too https://t.co/pRyCqM6Mqm pic.twitter.com/GlmLk8Ueq1

— Corey Bender (@Corey_Bender) November 7, 2015

 

BOOOOOOM! 2018 4-star RB Brian Snead commits to Ohio State https://t.co/m1EmFHXcbH

— Land-Grant Holy Land (@Landgrant33) July 23, 2016

 

#BOOM Buckeyes land first 2018 pledge as four-star Florida RB Brian Snead makes the call at Friday Night Lights. https://t.co/jh8BFcfaGB

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) July 23, 2016

 

Ohio State's first 2018 commitment: four-star RB Brian Snead. https://t.co/jh8BFcfaGB pic.twitter.com/0wt8G7wWD0

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) July 23, 2016

 

2018 4-star running back Brian Snead commits
As the media gathered outside of the gates of Ohio Stadium waiting for the majority of the prospects in attendance to exit the camp, the news that Armwood High School (Seffner, Fla.) 2018 running back Brian Snead had committed to the Buckeyes began to spread. Snead, the country’s sixth-ranked running back, tweeted out the news himself and it took only a few minutes for a source close to Ohio State to confirm the surprise verbal.

The 5-foot-11, 180-pound back has 12 offers – including from Michigan, Florida and others – but he regularly listed the Buckeyes as his favorite since they offered him in May of 2015. Still, his commitment caught everyone by surprise because, well, he’d never visited and he’s from Florida and the Buckeyes have one of the country’s best 2018 running backs (Westerville’s Jaelen Gill) playing just miles from Ohio Stadium.

So what now? There’s a lot of time until signing day 2018 and generally speaking a commitment this early from an out-of-state prospect is unlikely to last. Typically it’s just a sign that the player in question really likes your school.

Brian Snead really likes the Buckeyes and we’ll see what happens from here.

 

Your like a grumpy old man. You only talk about the four losses. Quit complaining.

 

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First 2018 commit for #OhioState, @snead655 goes in-depth on pledge, FNL visit & more https://t.co/y0HIhH6MlC (VIP) pic.twitter.com/1i1GPnF0R0

— Alex Gleitman (@alexgleitman) July 25, 2016