By: Tim Warsinskey (Cleveland Plain Dealer) –

Imagine 6-6 quarterback Terrelle Pryor throwing lob passes to 6-7 wideout Tyrone Williams in the back of the Ohio State end zone. Buckeyes fans can begin the fantasy now.

“He’s the best quarterback I’ve ever seen in college, and he’s really fast, too,” Williams said. “I looking forward to catching balls from him.”

Williams (6-7, 215), a wide receiver at Shaw High School in East Cleveland, made an oral commitment to Ohio State on Saturday. He has grown almost two inches and put on more than 15 pounds since the start of last season. He is taller than any wideout playing at or committed to OSU. Shaw coach Rodney drugs online without prescription Brown said Ohio State coaches promised not to make Williams a tight end.

“When we bumped into [Pryor], the size difference was amazing,” Brown said. “Tyrone is bigger than I realized when he stood next to Terrelle. It should be a great combination.”

Williams also considered offers from Akron, Cincinnati, Kansas, Michigan State and West Virginia, but Cincinnati was the only other school he visited.

He is rated a four-star recruit (out of five) by recruiting Web sites scout.com and rivals.com. Scout ranks Williams as the 33rd-best wide receiver in the nation and the 15th-best senior overall in Ohio. Rivals ranks him 44th among receivers and 14th overall in Ohio. Williams is the No. 3-ranked player in The Plain Dealer preseason Top 40.

Williams had surgery last October to repair a torn anterior cruciate knee ligament. Prior to the injury, he caught 11 passes for 402 yards (36.5-yard average) and 11 touchdowns in five games. He has been timed in the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds.

“My knee is 110 percent,” Williams said.

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