Bell's headed for Ohio

Ronnie Bell recently won his second straight state title in Georgia and he is ready to take his talented to Ohio.

Ronnie Bell is a quarterback out of Tyrone (GA) Sandy Creek and he has decided on his college choice and it is Ohio.

"When I was up at Ohio, I felt comfortable with the players and the coaches. I knew then that Ohio could be my second home," said Ronnie Bell.

Bell became the starting quarterback for Chip Walker and the Patriots in 2009 and he has gone 29-1 over the last two years and helped Sandy Creek win back to back state championships. He threw for over 2,500 yards this season.

Simmons' Take: Ohio got a steal in Bell. I could not believe more schools did not pursue Bell. He is a tad under 6-feet tall, but he has a very live arm, he delivers a good ball, he has great pocket awareness, he has good mobility, and he is a winner. There are plenty of quarterbacks that do not meet the measurements many look for that go on to have successful college careers and I expect Bell to put up big numbers on the next level.

Chad Simmons started out with Scout in 2003 covering top talent in Georgia and other areas in the South. He then moved on to another Recruiting Service from 2004-2008 before returning to Scout the first of 2009 to become Southeast Recruiting Manager.
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