COLUMBUS, Ohio — Omari Abor of Duncanville High School in Texas has committed to Ohio State football, but his recruitment is still far from over. His decision to become the 19th member of the Buckeyes’ 2022 class just means that the program is officially in the lead. Now they’ll spend the next month making sure he signs his letter of intent on Feb. 2 while other teams attempt to make him the fifth player to eventually commit elsewhere. Abor is the nation’s No. 38 player and No. 4 edge rusher as the third top 100 defensive linemen in the class, joining Kenyatta Jackson and Caden Curry. The three — with the hopeful additions of Hero Kanu and/or Christen Miller — are part of a youth movement headed towards Columbus alongside a 2021 class that’s already seen three of its four players flash in Year 1 while the other is positioned to…
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