Ginn said he never cared where one of his players went to play at the next level. He’s more focused on his player’s mentality heading into college.
“There’s always someone looking at you who want to be like you. You have to be the example of hope for these people. And you have to understand that you are going somewhere to work and to serve. That’s what I think him and everyone else should be thinking about.” As for continuing the Glenville-to-Ohio State pipeline, Ginn said the weight is solely on Reese’s shoulders now.
“He has to represent the people that went before him. It’s pressure. He will get pressure from right here,” Ginn said. “Because you are not just representing Arvell. You represent the whole community, a whole class of people who went there, and you have to stand up.” telling reporters after participating in Ohio State's summer recruiting camp June 14
that he gets reminded of that Glenville and Ohio State connection all the time, along with 2024 four-star cornerback Bryce West, who the 2023 linebacker is close with. “I think what we’re seeing now is just the tip of the iceberg,” Ginn said. “I think he can be world class.”