Ohio State '20 WA TE (SR) - Gee Scott Jr.

Spent some time with Ohio State WR Gee Scott Jr. to get a feel for where he’s come from and how his character was molded.

We talked about his days of living out of a U-Haul truck as a kid, his battles with Richard Sherman and Seattle skyline tattoos.https://t.co/XxHfI3UON2

— Zack Carpenter (@Zack_Carp) February 15, 2020

 

Freshman WR Gee Scott earns high praise from Ohio State coaches https://t.co/QvdCaAncC2 pic.twitter.com/QdgCx2mzyq

— Bucknuts (@Bucknuts247) February 25, 2020

 

Gee Scott helps open Pacific Northwest for Buckeyes recruiting https://t.co/XBZuEDYwkr

— Lettermen Row (@LettermenRow) February 25, 2020

 

Gee Scott appears to still be working. Freshmen aren’t built like they used to be. https://t.co/RDR5L75b3K

— Jeremy Birmingham (@Birm) March 16, 2020

 

Things I’ve learned about @brianhartline during my time of Quarantine.

- he has a brother
- he’s detailed about EVERYTHING
- he’s on my son more than me
- he’s a country boy

— Gee Scott Sr. 🎙️ (@GeeScottSr) April 5, 2020

 

This all I know, my heart so invested pic.twitter.com/370cakf5TX

— Gee Scott Jr. (@Geescottjr) May 8, 2020

 

As he prepares for his first season as a Buckeye, Gee Scott Jr. has one hell of a partner to practice against – All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman. https://t.co/XJrsD8rDGP

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) May 14, 2020

 

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GEE SCOTT JR., WR
MOOKIE COOPER, WR
If they weren’t in the same class as Fleming and Smith-Njigba, Scott and Cooper might be in the first group, as both of them also have more than enough talent to earn playing time early in their Ohio State careers and could emerge as NFL prospects before they exhaust their collegiate eligibility.

Because of how loaded the Buckeyes are with talented wide receivers, though, it is likely that one or two of the freshmen will ultimately end up redshirting, and Scott and Cooper are probably more likely to crack the core rotation in 2021 than they are in 2020. Both could also be candidates to contribute right away on special teams, though, and if they can do that, that could be reason enough for Ohio State to let them play all year long.

We take a look at which Ohio State freshmen are most likely to redshirt and least likely to redshirt, and the factors that could go into redshirt decisions for all 25 newcomers. https://t.co/GmxPCpX2V8 pic.twitter.com/K153J3Sykg

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) June 12, 2020

 

Gods timing, not mine. #Year1 pic.twitter.com/z6p4Xj4YHc

— Gee Scott Jr. (@Geescottjr) August 17, 2020

 

I’m just gettin started, We just gettin started.
@mcgetbusy1 pic.twitter.com/LYSVl4QUZ5

— Gee Scott Jr. (@Geescottjr) September 5, 2020

 

To be the best, you have to be trained by the best. #Buckeyes pic.twitter.com/W4W9OTdwiR

— Gee Scott Sr. 🎙️ (@GeeScottSr) September 5, 2020

 

I remember when a few of the “experts “ said he reached his ceiling already. I mean, when you head to a place that has a position coach that develops players, that’s not possible. #13 #ScottJr #GoBucks pic.twitter.com/cQsv9gQk0i

— Gee Scott Sr. 🎙️ (@GeeScottSr) September 12, 2020

 

🚨 Black Stripe Alert ‼️

Anotha one for #Zone6! This guy just makes plays. Congrats on losing your stripe @Geescottjr!#GoBuckeyes pic.twitter.com/gOJKgyuJr4

— Ohio State Football (@OhioStateFB) September 23, 2020

 

Gee Scott Jr. becomes Ohio State's second freshman wide receiver this week to lose his black stripe. https://t.co/izU6tpaPiA

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) September 23, 2020