Rivals.com 24/7Sports TIGHT END 6'4''|235 LBS CLASS OF 2021 Ohio State has offered. A matchup nightmare, impossible for DB’s to cover with his size and too athletic and strong for linebackers to cover. Has tremendous hands, and his quickness off the line lends to his difficulty to cover. Has great catch radius and body control. Continuing to improve as a blocker. Projects as immediate Power 5 contributor and projects as second-day NFL draft pick.
Blessed beyond measures to announce that after a great talk with @OSUCoachKDub, I am proud to announce that I have received an offer from THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY #AllGlory2God🙏🏾 #GoBucks💯💯 pic.twitter.com/JZ77q6Zfl5— JT † (@JermaineTerryII) February 9, 2020
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HIGH-RANKED TIGHT END ADDS OHIO STATE OFFER Jermaine Terry II, the No. 4-ranked tight end and No. 134-ranked player in the country in the 2021 class, added an offer from Ohio State on Sunday – his 24th total offer on an impressive sheet that includes Alabama, Arizona State, Auburn, California, Florida, LSU, Miami, Oregon, Texas, Texas A&M, Utah and Washington. Terry – the state of California’s No. 14-ranked junior out of Kennedy High School – is a 6-foot-4, 235-pound tight end who gets off the ball quickly, has good hands and is “a matchup nightmare, impossible for DB’s to cover with his size and too athletic and strong for linebackers to cover,” per 247Sports analyst Brandon Huffman’s evaluation. That’s one of the reasons Ohio State offensive coordinator/tight ends coach Kevin Wilson is high on Terry and offered him over the weekend – over the phone as the latest recruiting dead period hit on Feb. 1. “I’ve talked to him a couple times, but today we had a great conversation and it is truly a blessing,” Terry told Eleven Warriors of his contact with Wilson. “He was telling me how he likes the way I play and that he feels that I can succeed at OSU. ... The program is just historic. You can’t beat the track record.” Terry says he does not have a set timeline on a commitment, and he says he plans on “going to Ohio this offseason for sure,” following visits he has set up with Alabama, Auburn and Tennessee in March when the quiet period starts (when in-person, on-campus visits are permissible).
Story on #Buckeyes offer to a top California prospect, @AllDayMaine. https://t.co/TnjHDDy1RU— Bill Kurelic (@Bill_Kurelic) February 10, 2020
Jermaine Terry, a 6-foot-4, 235-pound tight end from Kennedy (Richmond, Calif.) High School, received an Ohio State offer Sunday afternoon. Ohio State tight ends coach Kevin Wilson has been in contact with Terry, the No. 4-ranked tight end in the class of 2021 according to the 247sports.com composite rankings, even before he extended the offer to the California tight end. “He told me he liked my game and that he would love for me to come down,” Terry told Lettermen Row. “I think he felt that distance was a factor in my recruitment so he just didn’t want to throw out an offer. They like how I’m a complete tight end.” That simply isn’t the case, and Terry made sure to let Wilson know that. “I just told them that I’ll go anywhere that I’m comfortable at,” Terry said.
The nation’s 4th ranked TE out of California. https://t.co/c53lhUnEf7— BP Recruiting Team (@BP_Recruiting) February 14, 2020
Hometown Hero: Richmond TE Jermaine Terry committed to the hometown California Golden Bears over offers including Alabama, Ohio State and many others:#Cal #GoBearsStory: https://t.co/zmvEJ9Vj6q pic.twitter.com/uBpDREUwgu— BearTerritory.net (@CalBears247) February 25, 2020