The Hurry-Up: Four-star defensive end Omari Arbor will choose from a final six of Ohio State, Texas, Texas A&M, LSU, Alabama and Florida on Sunday.
Ohio State is about to get an initial answer from one of its four remaining priority targets in the class of 2022.he plans to commit during Sunday’s All-American Bowl, he told the recruiting network he did not silently sign during the early signing period and will continue to take visits to schools after he commits.
In short, Ohio State is likely going to have to fight off Texas and perhaps Texas A&M through National Signing Day on Feb. 2. His final six schools consist of Ohio State, Texas, Texas A&M, LSU, Alabama and Florida. However, the Buckeyes could consider themselves in the driver’s seat for the pass rusher’s services, especially considering it’s increasingly likely the school he will end up committing to on Sunday will indeed be Ohio State.
Johnson visited Abor twice in his home earlier this month, while Ryan Day also made an in-home visit with the Duncanville, Texas resident. The 6-foot-4, 240-pound Abor is considered to be the 38th-best player and the fourth-best edge rusher in the 2022 cycle. Should OSU land the commitment of Abor, it would give the Buckeyes another top-100 prospects in its defensive line class of 2022 along with signees
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