Class of 2021 four-star defensive end Jahzion Harris could be the next in line from Brooklyn (NY) Erasmus Hall to play for The Ohio State Buckeyes.
JERSEY CITY, N.J.- Brooklyn (NY) Erasmus Hall has been one of the best high school football programs in New York City over the last decade, and the Dutchmen have been very good to Ohio State during that time as well.
The program has produced dozens of Division I prospects, including a trio that went on to become Buckeyes in RB/WR Curtis Samuel, S Jahsen Wint, and OL Matthew Jones. The next star from the school that Ohio State has their eye on is Class of 2021 defensive end Jahzion Harris.
The 6-foot-4, 205-pounder and his team fell to St. Peter's Prep on Friday night (20-0), but Harris displayed great skill and ability in a solid team defensive effort, showing why he holds offers from the Buckeyes, Miami, Michigan, Michigan State, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Rutgers, TCU, Tennessee, West Virginia, Texas A&M, and Syracuse thus far.
BuckeyeGrove caught up with Harris after the game to talk about his individual and team performance in the loss to the Marauders.
