'10 OH CB Jude Adjei-Barimah (Bowling Green Verbal)

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Columbus (OH) Northland

Height: 5-foot-10
Weight: 169 lbs
Forty: 4.63 secs
Bench max: 210 pounds
Squat max: 340 pounds
Vertical: 30 inches
Shuttle: 4.18 secs
GPA: 2.82

Parents are from Ghana...was born in Pordenone, Italy and moved to the US when he was 10. Also runs the 4x200 and the 300 and 110 hurdles.

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8/6

From OhioVarsity...top 5 in order are Kentucky, Minnesota, Purdue, Michigan State and Iowa. Hearing from Kentucky, Iowa State, Memphis, Illinois, Nebraska, Ball State and Northwestern. Talks about his strengths and his team/personal goals for this season.

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10/15

From O&B News...talks about his team's disappointing start to the season and talks about going form playing defense to playing offense defense and special teams. Hearing from Illinois, Michigan State, Kentucky, Virginia and Purdue. Visited MSU earlier this year for a game and will visit Illinois this weekend.

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10/31

From the UK site...talks about the heavy interest he is getting from Kentucky and his interest in the Cats...making an unofficial next weekend for the game against UGA. Has also been to see Illinois and Michigan State.

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OL Dennis' recruitment picking up steam - ESPN

Rising senior Jude Adjei-barimah (Columbus, Ohio/Northland) has landed his first two scholarship offers.

Adjei-barimah worked out at Bowling Green's camp a little over a week ago, then received a scholarship offer from the Falcons. He added a scholarship offer from Kent State this past weekend.

"Right now I like Kentucky, Iowa State, UNLV, Bowling Green, Toledo and Ohio University," Adjei-barimah said. "I'd say Bowling Green is my favorite. They have offered, plus they are fifth in the country in my major, sports management."

The 5-foot-10 and 177-pound Adjei-barimah made 38 tackles, intercepted a pass and deflected nine others during his junior season.

Adjei-barimah says he will likely wait until sometime during the football season before selecting a college.