Offers come in for Ohio WR

Liberty Township (Ohio) Lakota East two-star receiver Riley Dunlop has been a little bit of everywhere this summer. The 6-foot-1, 166-pounder hit six summer camps all over the Midwest and he walked away with even more offers because of his efforts.

"I think I hit six of them," Dunlop said. "I went to Ohio State, Miami, West Virginia, Purdue, Northwestern and Western Michigan. I was all over the place. Western Michigan offered me, and Purdue said they really liked me. They want me to keep in touch with them and send them some stuff from my first few games.

"Ohio offered me after seeing me at Ohio State's camp, and then out of the blue Air Force also offered me he the other day."

Dunlop admits he does have favorites.

"I'm leaning toward OU now," Dunlop said. "But I want to go as big as I can. I'm hoping for Purdue to offer. But if they don't too far into the season, then I might go ahead and commit and get the process over with."

Now that camps are over, Dunlop is focused on his upcoming senior season. His team recently took a big blow when star running back and good friend Devin Favors transferred to Lakota West.

"We're still pretty excited about the season, but I'm kind of sad that Devin went over there since he's one of my closest friends," Dunlop said. "I guess he didn't get along too well with our coach. I think he was worried he wasn't getting enough exposure to the colleges and he'll get more attention over there.

"We did get some good news, though. We had a move in from Alabama – Dwight Phillips. He's going to be a junior, and he's definitely a big-time running back. He'll be a Division I recruit."

As a junior, Dunlop had 55 receptions for 700 yards and nine touchdowns.