Reynoldsburg Transfers

• Prescott

  The Dispatch preview mentioned that Reynoldsburg lost 8 players to transfer. Does anyone know who they are and where they ended up? Are they pay for play casualties?
• phsnbasketball13

  Darien Bryant - 6'8 TE- 4 star- Reynoldsburg to Pickerington North
  Gabe Nimmons- 6'2 WR-4 star- Reynoldsburg to Pickerington North
  Blake Springhetti- 6'3 RB/DB-3 star- Reynoldsburg to Pickerington North
  
  These players transferred to a promising opportunity. They planned on transferring before the pay to play increase
• Prescott

  These players transferred to a promising opportunity. They planned on transferring before the pay to play increase

  These kids and their families all moved to Pickerington. That is interesting. Thanks.
  
  BTW, I think Reynoldsburg had a pay-to-play situation last year and ,maybe, the year before.
• ksig489

  Springhetti was at Licking Heights last season...unless he grew6 or 7 inches...he is nowhere near 6'3".
  
  Also not sure where you are getting these star ratings.
• Walt

  

  ksig489;463183 wrote:
  Also not sure where you are getting these star ratings.

  
  I think phsnbasketball13 went to MSU (Make Stuff Up).
• fnewman_james

  

  @Walt... Nice to see someone from Pick Central on here
  
  @phsnbasketball13: I go to north and
  1. Springhetti is NOT from Reynoldsburg, but Licking Heights
  2: Springhetti is only like 6'0 tall, if that
  3. Nimmons is only 6'0, and Bryant's only 6'6
  4. If Bryant and Nimmons were four-star, they would have offers from many Division 1 schools. They both have offers from MAC and Big East schools, but they are not 4 star caliber.
  
  I've seen some of your other posts, i dont know if you go to north or not, but please make informed posts and not make things up.
• cruiser_96

  

  I would like to comment that while phsnb-ball's post do seem exaggerated at times, it appears to be the norm. I recenlty read a kid's line that had him at 5'11'', 203. That was NOWHERE near the truth. And I mean NOWHERE. Moreover, it was about a kid I have grown to enjoy over the past 5 years.
  
  All that to say, whether it be a pnhsb-ball post or Dispatch article, I take every line on a kid with a block of salt.