Ohio State has begun to build its 2026 recruiting class. On Friday at the Buckeyes’ “SummerFest” recruiting event, wide receiver Chris Henry Jr. committed to Ohio State, becoming its first commitment in the 2026 class. And that commitment is something Adam “Pacman” Jones is excited about. Henry is the son of the late Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chris Henry, who tragically died in an accident. Since then, Jones has been Chris Henry Jr.’s guardian, telling Pat McAfee on the “Pat McAfee Show” Tuesday that words couldn’t express how happy he was for the 2026 wide receiver. “The main thing I am so proud of him about is through all this experience and all this stuff that’s going on, he’s been the most humble kid,” Jones told McAfee. “He hasn’t changed… He’s still taking out the trash. He’s still doing the little things. I think that goes a long way, more…
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