Ohio State’s camp season reached its conclusion on Wednesday as the Buckeyes held their seventh and final high school football camp of June inside Ohio Stadium.
Compared to the first six camps of the month, Wednesday’s camp – which was a late addition to the schedule – didn’t feature nearly as many serious candidates to receive offers from the Buckeyes. Two prospects of note that were on the field Wednesday, though, were Ohio State offensive line commit Tegra Tshabola and Texas four-star wide receiver Braylon James.
While Tshabola has been committed to Ohio State for more than a year and was already on campus during the first weekend of June for his official visit, he hasn’t had the opportunity to get in much on-field work with Ohio State offensive line coach Greg Studrawa due to the COVID-19 pandemic that shut down recruiting camps and visits last year.