A Family Legacy Meets a New Generation
Jett Harrison, a five-star recruit and the fourth-overall prospect in the 2028 class, announced his commitment to Ohio State on Wednesday, choosing the Buckeyes over a handful of powerhouse programs.
At St. Joseph's Prep in Philadelphia, Harrison led his team to a PIAA 6A championship, capping the season with a 19-yard touchdown reception that sealed a victory over Pittsburgh Central Catholic.
The Harrison name resonates deeply in football circles; his father, Marvin Harrison Sr., is a Pro Football Hall of Famer, and his older brother, Marvin Harrison Jr., was a two-time All-American at Ohio State before becoming the fourth overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.
Ohio State's reputation as a receiver factory — nicknamed "WRU" for its pipeline to the NFL — made the university an obvious fit, especially as the program prepares to welcome Jamier Brown, the No. 23 overall prospect in the 2027 class, into a crowded but talented corps.
Recruiting analysts had listed Oregon, USC and Penn State among his final considerations, but the combination of familial ties, coaching staff momentum and the program's track record sealed the decision.
Coaches expect Harrison to add depth and playmaking ability to a unit that has produced multiple NFL talents, and his arrival signals yet another chapter in a family story that blends college triumphs with professional success.
The Buckeyes' Next Chapter
With the new class set to arrive, Ohio State looks to extend its recent surge in the rankings and maintain its status as a premier destination for elite wide receivers.