Archives for March 2020

Dayton Play In Games

Us bored folks here at MOTSAG decided to take a stab at a pretend March Madness. With almost no empirical evidence as such each of us will choose who we think “could” win in our bracket, which we stole from Joe Lunardi’s posts this past week. His tweets can be found following him or by checking out his bracketology here.

Richard, Zack, Scott and myself will be bringing you our choices in articles that are just our thoughts on what the final results might be!

• Play In #1 16 Boston University versus 16 Robert Morris, winner gets #1 seed Dayton in East Region
  • Robert Morris 71-68 2OT
• Play In #2 12 Texas versus 12 Richmond, winner gets #5 seed Butler in the East Region
  • Richmond 65-59
• Play In #3 11 NC State versus 11 UCLA, winner gets #6 seed Penn State in the East Region
  • NC State 84-63
• Play In #4 16 Prairie View A&M versus 16 NC Central, winner gets #1 seed Gonzaga in West Regional
  • Prairie View A&M 65-62

We will ask you your opinion in twitter poll’s and see what happens with both brackets! Have fun!

Charles, Scott and Chris discuss the end of the regular season, the B1G tourney and the NCAA prospects for the Buckeyes.

https://www.spreaker.com/user/11798732/osuwbb-string-ting-epsisode-3-2019-20

Evan Pryor a dominant high school running back from Williams Amos Highschool in the town of Cornelius, North Carolina is a Running back prospect many blue blood college programs would love to have join their respected 2021 class.

Currently ranked by the 247 composite ranking as a 4 🌟 prospect and an overall Rating of 84th best player in the country Pryor possesses elite speed and vision and is one of the Ohio States top Running back targets.

Evan was kind enough to sit down with me and give a few minutes of his time to discuss amongst other things: recruiting , hobbies , visits planned, etc. (Quotes are directly from the interviewee himself with no alterations). Please enjoy the next session of the Scarlet Seven!

ZD: What has the recruiting process been like at this point? Stressful ?

EP: At this point it can get stressful but as of lately I haven’t been stressing.

ZD: I know you recently revealed you’re top 6. What do you like about those schools and where does Ohio State stand?

EP: I was comfortable with those 6 schools and can really see myself playing there. Ohio State is top 3 in the list.

ZD: What visits do you have set up?

EP: Ohio State on March 18. Georgia on March 28th.

ZD: Do you have a commitment date at this time?

EP: No specific date for my commitment.

ZD: Ohio State has had some recent struggles with Running back recruiting . What has their message been to you as far as the plan or potentially playing early?

EP: If I were to come to Ohio State I would have an opportunity to compete to get on the field. I’ve been told I can be a plug and play because of my speed.

ZD: Mack Brown (North Carolina HC) has done a great job so far at keeping in-state talent home. Is there pressure to stay home and play or is distance not really a factor?

EP: Distance isn’t a factor. Just have to make the right decision.

ZD: Lastly, What is some of your hobbies outside of football?

EP: Outside of football I like to play basketball and video games. Cooking is something I take pride in as well.

This was a fun interview to do with Evan and wherever he decides to go for college that institution will be getting a great kid and great football player !

On behalf of myself and Motsag we can’t thank Evan enough for his time for this interview . #GoBucks