Ohio State’s recruitment efforts have seen significant progress this week, with the Buckeyes securing another commitment for the 2025 class. Bodpegn Miller, a 3-star athlete from Ontario High School in Mansfield, Ohio, has pledged to join the team. Retaining local talent is crucial for college football programs, and the Buckeyes may have discovered an underrated gem close to Columbus.
Bodpegn Miller Brings Versatility to Ohio State
Bodpegn Miller, ranked as the 106th athlete by 247 Sports and 50th in Ohio, had 15 offers from schools including Northwestern, Iowa State, and Boston College, but ultimately chose Ohio State. Standing at 6’4″ and weighing 180 pounds, Miller is a tall, lean athlete. He boasts a 4.5-second 40-yard dash and a 30-inch vertical, impressive for his size.
Miller is expected to play wide receiver for the Buckeyes, though his versatility allows him to fill multiple roles. In high school, he played quarterback and cornerback, and also participated in track. With time to develop under coach Brian Hartline, Miller has the potential to become a significant player at the collegiate level.
