Previewing Nike Football's The Opening Cleveland Regional

Some of the Midwest's most talented prospects will descend upon the Cleveland Browns' practice facility in Berea on Sunday morning for Nike Football's The Opening Regional.

The event is headlined by Ohio State running back commit Jaelen Gill, who — in his first camp action since suffering a fractured fibula in September — will be looking to punch his ticket to the finals for the second-consecutive year. Though it's geared toward showcasing rising seniors, Gill was one of six underclassmen invited to the event last summer.

The schedule for the day is as follows:

TIME	EVENT
9-10 A.M.	ATHLETE REGISTRATION*
9:30-11:55 A.M.	NIKE FOOTBALL RATING TESTING*
10:30-11:55 A.M.	ELITE 11 QUARTERBACK TRAINING
12-12:30 P.M.	CAMP INTROS AND WARM UP
12:30-2 P.M.	POSITION DRILLS
2-3:30 P.M.	ONE-ON-ONE DRILLS, HALF SKELETON AND LINEMAN CHALLENGE

*Not open to media

After the event, roughly a dozen prospects will earn an invitation to The Opening Finals, which will take place at Nike's headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon, in either late June or early July.

If the above-mentioned Gill does "Get Open," he will join fellow future Buckeye Jaiden Woodbey, who earned an invitation last week following his performance at the Los Angeles Regional.

Some other notable Ohio State targets expected to be among the more than 300 prospects in attendance at Sunday's event include:

2018 Fairfield five-star offensive tackle Jackson Carman
2018 Toledo St. John's Jesuit four-star linebacker Dallas Gant
2018 Huber Heights Wayne four-star athlete L'Christian "Blue" Smith
2018 Cleveland Heights four-star defensive end Tyreke Smith
2018 Dayton Dunbar four-star wide receiver Joseph "JoJo" Scates
2018 Pickerington Central four-star tight end Trenton Gillison
2018 West Chester Lakota West four-star linebacker Xavier Peters
2018 Erie, Pennsylvania, Mercyhurst Prep four-star linebacker Jesse Luketa
2018 Springfield four-star tight end Leonard Taylor
2018 Erie, Pennsylvania, Cathedral Prep four-star offensive guard Fredrick "Juice" Scruggs
2018 Detroit, Michigan, Cass Tech four-star linebacker DeAndre Square
2018 Dayton Dunbar four-star running back Tavion Thomas
2018 Butler, Pennsylvania, three-star offensive guard Jake Kradel
2018 Columbus St. Francis De Sales three-star linebacker Brian Asamoah
2018 Akron Archbishop Hoban three-star safety Nate Bauer
2018 Xenia three-star wide receiver Meechi Harris
2018 Dayton Dunbar three-star linebacker Antwuan Johnson
2018 West Chester Lakota West three-star defensive tackle Tyler Bentley
2018 New Castle, Pennsylvania, three-star cornerback Marcus Hooker
2018 Lima Senior three-star tight end Keaton Upshaw
2018 Chardon three-star linebacker Chase Kline
2019 Bowling Green, Kentucky, South Warren four-star defensive tackle Jacob Lacey
2019 Huntington, West Virginia, Spring Valley four-star offensive tackle Doug Nester
2019 Cincinnati Walnut Hills four-star defensive tackle Jowon Briggs
2019 Springfield four-star cornerback Moses Douglass
2019 Reynoldsburg athlete Mershawn Rice
2019 Reynoldsburg linebacker Dezman Cooper
2019 Springfield defensive tackle Isaiah Gibson
2019 Mentor offensive tackle Ryan Jacoby
2019 Mentor defensive end Noah Potter
2019 Saline, Michigan, athlete M.J. Griffin
2019 Cincinnati Anderson offensive guard Zeke Correll
2020 Dublin Coffman athlete Michael Drennen II