Big, seasoned Cincinnati tackle with local roots and trusted-line traits
Schloemer was a highly regarded Lakota West prospect, ranked by Rivals as the No. 39 offensive tackle nationally and a three-star recruit, and he brought prototype size at 6-foot-7, 274 pounds to Cincinnati.[2][3] The most useful differentiator is his local, developmental profile: a Cincinnati-area lineman who earned his way into the Bearcats’ program and was later listed as a starting left guard, suggesting versatility and coach trust.[5][7] For a team, he fits as a long-frame, interior-or-edge line piece with reliable toughness rather than flashy stat-sheet impact.[2][7]
