He's "100 percent" committed to the Buckeyes.
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He's "100 percent" committed to the Buckeyes.
Ashley looks far older than a member of the class of 2017.
Despite having two seasons of high school to go, Calvin Ashley already looks like a college football player. The offensive tackle transferred from Dr. Phillips in Orlando to IMG Academy this spring and Sunday at the Nike Opening Regional Football Camp, Ashley measured in at an impressive 6'7 and 307 pounds. Ashley is a four-star recruit on the 247Sports Composite, and is considered one of the best tackles in the class of 2017. He holds offers from Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Florida State, Louisville, Miami, Michigan, Ohio State, Penn State and Oregon.
"IMG has helped me a lot, it's like college," Ashley said. "I'm working on my feet and my hands."
Recently Ashley picked up offers from Ohio State, Maryland and Penn State, but his favorite remains the Florida State Seminoles.
"I liked it since I was a kid, and it's like a family back home," Ashley said of FSU. His last visit to Tallahassee was Oct.18 for the win over Notre Dame.
"They keep it strong and stay together. They don't give up," Ashley said of the offensive line. "It's all loyal."
Ashley was also impressed that Florida State had a true freshman starting at offensive tackle in 2015 in Roderick Johnson. He added that his best relationship is with coach Rick Trickett.
Ashley has Auburn as his No. 2 program.
"I'm close with the coaches and it is a very good school," he said. Ashley speaks with coach J. B. Grimes and would like to visit Auburn this month.
Ohio State is another program that stands out to the talented tackle.
"It's a good school, it's a good program, I have a lot of friends there," Ashley said. His roommate at IMG is Ohio State offensive line commit Tyler Gerald. Ashley would like to see the Buckeyes' program.
He's hearing from some Florida schools, as well.
He has good relationships with coaches at Florida State and Georgia.
Olivier Giroud put Arsenal up early and they never looked back.
Liverpool are breathing behind Arsenal's necks for fourth place, but the Gunners were able to keep pace with a win Sunday. They were far from their best, but were also rarely seriously challenged by Everton in a comfortable 2-0 win.
Very little happened until the 37th minute, when Gabriel made a brilliant tackle on Romelu Lukaku to save a goal. The January signing, on his full debut, announced his presence by dispossessing Lukaku beautifully in the penalty area, just before he ripped off a shot, at the end of a 40-yard run by the Belgian.
That tackle sparked Arsenal to life, and they were ahead two minutes later. Olivier Giroud lost his marker on a corner into the center of the box from Santi Cazorla, and he placed a calm finish past Tim Howard.
The Gunners were more focused on protecting their lead than expanding it in the second half, and they defended well. Everton's best chance came in the 66th minute, when David Ospina made an impressive stop on Lukaku from 10 yards, but Everton wouldn't come particularly close to scoring after that.
As Everton pushed harder for an equalizer, space opened up for Arsenal and they were able to create chances without taking too many risks. Everton were lucky to avoid conceding in the 81st minute, when Phil Jagielka made a great block on a shot by Mesut Özil, but they didn't hold out much longer. Tomas Rosicky sealed the win for the hosts in the 89th minute, scoring off a deflected shot that Howard had no chance to save.
Arsenal : Ospina, Gibbs, Koscielny, Gabriel, Bellerin, Coquelin (Chambers 89'), Cazorla, Özil, Sanchez (Welbeck 87'), Giroud, Oxlade-Chamberlain (Rosicky 82')
Goals: Giroud (39'), Rosicky (89')
Everton : Howard, Garbutt, Jagielka, Stones, Coleman, Besic (Naismith 77'), Barry (Gibson 84'), McCarthy, Mirallas (Lennon 62'), Lukaku, Barkley
Goals: None.
Those are his top two choices right now, though he is still planning visits.
Rice is solid with FSU, but still has other schools after him.