It's signing day in college football, and we have a good idea of what next year's freshman class will look like.
Twenty-two future Cardinals signed their John Hancocks to Ball State football coach Stan Parrish today. The official breakdown is 12 from Ohio, six from Indiana, two from Florida and one lone soul each from Missouri and Kansas. Parrish signed 14 offensive newcomers and eight defensive.Take a look at today's official list.
Jelani Alford - running back, CincinnatiDavid Brown - running back, ShelbyvilleOtis Brown - wide receiver, Gainesville, Fla.Ethan Buckles - defensive end, IndianapolisJustin Cruz - linebacker, Green Cover Springs, Fla.Amand Dehaney - cornerback, Maple Heights, OhioTheon Dixon Jr. - linebacker, ClevelandZane Fakes - tight end, PlainfieldTravis Freeman - linebacker, ClevelandJacob Green - tight end, Wyoming, OhioDonovan Jarrett - defensive line, Hamilton, OhioBrandon Kish -¡- running back, Amherst, OhioKeith Langtry - wide receiver, Prairie Village, Ka.Tony Martin - linebacker, Park Hills, Mo.Aaron Mershman - quarterback, Bowling Green, OhioKitt O'Brien - offensive lineman, WaltonEvan Neff - offensive lineman, Centerville, OhioMatthew Page - offensive lineman, East ChicagoJason Pinkston - cornerback, ClevelandConnor Ryan - wide receiver, Westlake, OhioSeth White - wide receiver, Beexley, OhioEric Williams - running back, Indianapolis
We want to know what you think of this year's signing day class. Which player has the best chance to become the next Dante Love, Dan Gerberry or Bryant Haines? What do you think about the positional breakdown? Anyone have experiences with any of these recruits that you want to share?Send us your thoughts to DayWatch editor Ryan Wood at daywatch@bsudailynews.com.
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