The Game is almost here.



Second-ranked Ohio State and No. 3 Michigan will face off in the most anticipated matchup in 10 years, and the list of recruits expected in Columbus certainly reflects the heightened anticipation of the rivalry.

The list below is subject to change, as new prospects will undoubtedly confirm their intentions to visit as the game gets closer while other may have a change of plans at the last minute. But this is the most up-to-date list of those who will be in attendance.

CLASS OF 2017

Bellaire, Texas, Episcopal five-star defensive tackle Marvin Wilson

The No. 3 prospect overall, Wilson has more than two dozen offers from programs such as Alabama, Florida State, LSU, Ohio State, Texas and Texas A&M. The in-state Longhorns are considered the favorite, but the Buckeyes have a chance to impress on his official visit.



The No. 3 prospect overall, Wilson has more than two dozen offers from programs such as Alabama, Florida State, LSU, Ohio State, Texas and Texas A&M. The in-state Longhorns are considered the favorite, but the Buckeyes have a chance to impress on his official visit. Grand Prairie, Texas, five-star cornerback Jeffrey Okudah

The No. 7 prospect overall, Okudah included Ohio State in his Top 6 schools alongside Clemson, Florida State, Georgia, Oklahoma and USC. It's been rumored he silently committed to the Buckeyes back in May.



The No. 7 prospect overall, Okudah included Ohio State in his Top 6 schools alongside Clemson, Florida State, Georgia, Oklahoma and USC. It's been rumored he silently committed to the Buckeyes back in May. Kennedale, Texas, five-star linebacker Baron Browning

The No. 9 prospect overall, Browning included Ohio State in his Top 6 last week alongside Alabama, Florida State, Michigan, TCU and UCLA. He is set to announce his college decision on Nov. 29.



The No. 9 prospect overall, Browning included Ohio State in his Top 6 last week alongside Alabama, Florida State, Michigan, TCU and UCLA. He is set to announce his college decision on Nov. 29. Miamisburg five-star offensive tackle commit Josh Myers

The No. 10 prospect overall, Myers committed to Ohio State in January 2015.



The No. 10 prospect overall, Myers committed to Ohio State in January 2015. Calabasas, California, five-star cornerback Darnay Holmes

The No. 12 prospect overall, Holmes has 25 offers from programs such as Alabama, Clemson, Florida State, Michigan, Ohio State and UCLA. The Bruins are considered the favorite, with the Wolverines a distant second.



The No. 12 prospect overall, Holmes has 25 offers from programs such as Alabama, Clemson, Florida State, Michigan, Ohio State and UCLA. The Bruins are considered the favorite, with the Wolverines a distant second. Jackson, Tennessee, University School five-star offensive tackle Trey Smith

The No. 20 prospect overall, Smith has 26 offers from programs such as Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, Ole Miss and Tennessee. A candidate to replace the departed Jake Moretti, Smith is considered a heavy lean for the in-state Volunteers.



The No. 20 prospect overall, Smith has 26 offers from programs such as Alabama, Clemson, Ohio State, Ole Miss and Tennessee. A candidate to replace the departed Jake Moretti, Smith is considered a heavy lean for the in-state Volunteers. Riceboro, Georgia, Liberty County five-star safety Richard LeCounte III

The No. 27 prospect overall, LeCounte committed to Georgia in December 2015. Using the official visit to see former high school teammate Raekwon McMillan play in what may be his final game in Columbus.

The No. 27 prospect overall, LeCounte committed to Georgia in December 2015. Using the official visit to see former high school teammate Raekwon McMillan play in what may be his final game in Columbus.

Hyattsville, Maryland, DeMatha five-star defensive end commit Chase Young

The No. 30 prospect overall, Young committed to Ohio State in July.



The No. 30 prospect overall, Young committed to Ohio State in July. Bradenton, Florida, IMG Academy four-star safety commit Isaiah Pryor

The No. 47 prospect overall, Pryor committed to Ohio State in July 2015.



The No. 47 prospect overall, Pryor committed to Ohio State in July 2015. South Jordan, Utah, Bingham four-star defensive tackle Jay Tufele

The No. 57 prospect overall, Tufele listed Ohio State in his Top 7 alongside BYU, UCLA, USC, Utah and Washington. He is expected to announce his college decision at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl in January 2017.



The No. 57 prospect overall, Tufele listed Ohio State in his Top 7 alongside BYU, UCLA, USC, Utah and Washington. He is expected to announce his college decision at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl in January 2017. Roswell, Georgia, four-star safety Xavier McKinney

The No. 77 prospect overall, McKinney is a one-time Alabama commit with 13 offers. Ohio State extending a scholarship offer in August and quickly made up ground in McKinney's recruitment, but he is ultimately expected to pick between Alabama and Clemson on signing day.



The No. 77 prospect overall, McKinney is a one-time Alabama commit with 13 offers. Ohio State extending a scholarship offer in August and quickly made up ground in McKinney's recruitment, but he is ultimately expected to pick between Alabama and Clemson on signing day. Powell Olentangy Liberty four-star athlete Brendon White

The No. 112 prospect overall, White committed to Ohio State in October 2015.



The No. 112 prospect overall, White committed to Ohio State in October 2015. Bradenton, Florida, IMG Academy four-star cornerback Marcus Williamson

The No. 239 prospect overall, Williamson committed to Ohio State in April 2015.



The No. 239 prospect overall, Williamson committed to Ohio State in April 2015. Cleveland Heights four-star wide receiver Jaylen Harris

The No. 174 prospect overall, Harris listed Ohio State in his Top 5 in August alongside Alabama, Michigan State, Penn State and Tennessee. He has long said the Buckeyes would make room for him in its scholarship-restricted class if wanted to play in Columbus.



The No. 174 prospect overall, Harris listed Ohio State in his Top 5 in August alongside Alabama, Michigan State, Penn State and Tennessee. He has long said the Buckeyes would make room for him in its scholarship-restricted class if wanted to play in Columbus. Bridgeton, New Jersey, four-star athlete Markquese Bell

The No. 180 prospect overall, Bell listed Ohio State in his Top 7 in August alongside Clemson, Florida, Maryland, Michigan, Rutgers and Temple. Bell would easily be included in the class in any other year, but must wait to see how things unfold over the next few months if he wants to play in Columbus.



The No. 180 prospect overall, Bell listed Ohio State in his Top 7 in August alongside Clemson, Florida, Maryland, Michigan, Rutgers and Temple. Bell would easily be included in the class in any other year, but must wait to see how things unfold over the next few months if he wants to play in Columbus. Cincinnati Winton Woods four-star defensive tackle Jerron Cage

The No. 229 prospect overall, Cage committed to Ohio State in July 2015.



The No. 229 prospect overall, Cage committed to Ohio State in July 2015. Massillon Washington four-star offensive tackle Thayer Munford

The No. 281 prospect overall, Munford holds 16 offers from programs such as Alabama, Kentucky, Michigan State, Pitt and Tennessee. Though the Buckeyes have yet to extend an offer, Munford is a candidate to replace the aforementioned Moretti.



The No. 281 prospect overall, Munford holds 16 offers from programs such as Alabama, Kentucky, Michigan State, Pitt and Tennessee. Though the Buckeyes have yet to extend an offer, Munford is a candidate to replace the aforementioned Moretti. Buffalo, New York, Canisius three-star kicker commit Blake Haubeil

The No. 1208 prospect overall, Haubeil is the top-rated kicker in the class. He committed to Ohio State in July 2015.

CLASS OF 2018

CLASS OF 2019

Loganville, Georgia, Grayson four-star linebacker Owen Pappoe

The No. 2 prospect overall, Pappoe holds more than 30 offers from programs such as Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida state, Georgia, Michigan, Ohio State and Tennesse. This marks his first trip to campus since he was offered during a satellite camp in Georgia in June.



The No. 2 prospect overall, Pappoe holds more than 30 offers from programs such as Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Florida state, Georgia, Michigan, Ohio State and Tennesse. This marks his first trip to campus since he was offered during a satellite camp in Georgia in June. Stafford, Virginia, four-star running back Devyn Ford

The No. 12 prospect overall, Ford has 22 offers from programs such as Clemson, Georgia, Ohio State, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Virginia Tech. He hasn't been to campus since being offered in August.



The No. 12 prospect overall, Ford has 22 offers from programs such as Clemson, Georgia, Ohio State, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Virginia Tech. He hasn't been to campus since being offered in August. Massillon Washington four-star linebacker Jamir Thomas

The No. 56 prospect overall, Thomas has six offers from Iowa State, Kentucky, Michigan, Michigan State, Rutgers and West Virginia.



The No. 56 prospect overall, Thomas has six offers from Iowa State, Kentucky, Michigan, Michigan State, Rutgers and West Virginia. Loganville, Georgia, Grayson Kenyatta Watson II

Watson is not ranked by any major recruiting sites, but holds eight offers from programs such as Nebraska, Syracuse, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. He also impressed the staff during the aforementioned satellite camp in Georgia.



Watson is not ranked by any major recruiting sites, but holds eight offers from programs such as Nebraska, Syracuse, Tennessee and Vanderbilt. He also impressed the staff during the aforementioned satellite camp in Georgia. Springfield cornerback Moses Douglass

Douglass is not ranked by any major recruiting sites, but holds 10 offers from programs such as Iowa, Kentucky, Rutgers and a host of Mid-American Conferences schools. He is making his second trip to campus this season with teammate Leonard Taylor.

CLASS OF 2020