COLUMBUS, Ohio — Last summer, wide receiver Chris Henry Jr. came to an Ohio State June day camp as an eighth grader walking away with an offer, and a year later he’s become its top priority in the 2026 class. Brian Hartline has convinced five-star wide receivers from all over the country to come to Columbus. But his next five-star commitment might not even require him to leave the state. Henry made Hartline do the unthinkable a year ago and now every interaction the two have makes it very clear what he’d like to come next. “He’s always recruiting me hard,” Henry said. “That’s how he makes me feel. Every time he sees me it’s, ‘Chris this, Chris that.’” Recommended Buckeyes stories Henry’s recruitment is just getting started given that he’s just going into his sophomore year at Withrow High School. Most kids his age are just now starting to…
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