As people have said, we can't really tell anything without an MCAT.
Your list also seems top heavy. MSU-COM, PCOM, and CCOM are some of the more competitive schools in the region, and they also get a TON of applicants. I imagine you'd need a 28 or higher to be looked at.
MU-COM is obviously your safety, and OU-HCOM will be nice to you if you are from Ohio.
That said, you know about MU-COMs MMIs and OU-HCOM's 5 yr post-training contract for OOS students, right? I didn't have an issue with the MMIs, but it seems like a lot of people do, so its a riskier safety. And as for OU-HCOM, if you're from Ohio, its not an issue, but if not, you will have to stay and practice in the state after training (i.e. after residency/fellowship) for 5 yrs or pay something like $200k (on top of the already high tuition).
Now, I don't know what you want, but I would add more safeties on that list. If you get near a 27, you should be fine for LECOM, which is generally in the area, and I believe WVSOM isn't too far from that general region. If you are willing to go a little south, you may want to consider LMU-DCOM as another potential safety if you get <27.