Ohio State is keeping an eye on 2024 guard Colin White from Ottawa-Glandorf and hosted him Oct. 22 for an unofficial visit.
Ohio State's Isaac Likekele, Justice Sueing, Zed Key and Gene Brown III answer questions from alumnus Ron Stokes at an Oct. 10, 2022 open practice.This wasn’t the first time Colin White made the drive down US-33 toward Ohio State. For two years, the shooting guard from Ottawa Ottawa-Glandorf has been making his way to campus as the coaching staff has steadily built a relationship with the prospect in the 2024 class.
This time was different, though. While White is still working to earn a scholarship offer from the Buckeyes, his Oct. 22 unofficial visit took on a different tone than the ones before. “This visit was a little bit more serious,” White said. “Other times I’ve been kind of young and on the way and this time it was real serious. Had a sit-down talk with coach Holtmann and went over some stuff, what to expect from them. This time it was definitely more official and really getting to know everyone.”White had been an unofficial guest for a football game and a men’s basketball game before, and those trips had involved conversations with the coaching staff, he said.
“I felt like I was more of a priority for them,” he said. “We got a photoshoot done, and I met some of the guys. After practice I stayed and met some of the guys, so it was really fun. It felt good to be there.”White was one of five recruits all from Ohio on unofficial visits who took in the football team’s home game with Iowa.
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