“The student athlete we recruit wants to compete from the moment he walks in the door,” Collins said. It is also critical to attract young men who are fired up about the Wittenberg Tiger football tradition and want to leave a legacy.” “We target young men who we feel have the character, academic prowess, and the athletic talent to be champions on and off the field. I really credit our staff, present student-athletes, faculty, administration, alumni and admissions team for all the hard work they put in to recruiting this group. “Bringing in a recruiting class is a collaboration of a lot of hard work by a lot of people. “We are really excited about this year’s recruiting class,” Collins said. His dad, Randy Ridder, played safety at Wittenberg in the late 1980s.
One of the recruits, safety Brady Ridder, of Buckeye Valley, is the son of a Tiger. There are 12 recruits from the Sunshine State. There are two recruits from Clark County: Tecumseh running back Lucas Berner, who rushed for 1,708 yards and 19 touchdowns as a senior and Shawnee linebacker Bobby Shaw, who led his team with 92 tackles.įlorida continues to be an area of emphasis for Wittenberg coaches. Fifty nine of the new recruits come from Ohio.
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