COLUMBUS, Ohio — With Michigan getting ready to wrap up spring practice and Ohio State in the midst of it, camp season is right around the corner for two of the Big Ten's tent-pole programs.

But while camps can give coaches the opportunity to get up close and personal with some of the country's top prospects, Urban Meyer admittedly isn't as excited for them this year as he was in 2014.

That's because, as opposed to last year, when the Buckeyes left spring practice with just two players committed to their 2015 class, Ohio State already has eight verbal pledges for ...

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