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Ryan Day plans to expand the Buckeyes' wide receiver corps to up to six players next year, moving beyond a historically narrow rotation that has relied heavily on a trio of top targets.
From a reserved freshman to a team‑first captain, Jeremiah Smith is reshaping Ohio State’s culture on and off the field while chasing historic awards and a legacy that could outlast his college career.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have a star in Jeremiah Smith, but the 2026 roster lacks a proven No.2 wide receiver. New coach Cortez Hankton and a mix of transfers and freshmen are competing for the role.
The nation's top wide receiver recruit, Monshun Sales, is narrowing his options to Indiana and Texas, with the Hoosiers leading but the Longhorns closing the gap through NIL opportunities and personal visits.
Jaylen Addai, a standout wide receiver from Texas, is being courted by LSU, Texas and a host of other powerhouse programs. His father's LSU pedigree and Texas' cultural pitch add layers to a decision that could ripple through the 2028 recruiting class.
Julian Sayin set a new passing benchmark for Ohio State, but the Buckeyes fell short in the Cotton Bowl and the Big Ten Championship. With a revamped offense and top receiver Jeremiah Smith returning, Sayin is determined to translate near‑misses into a title.
Brysen Wright, a five-star wide receiver from Jacksonville, Florida, has emerged as the top prospect in the 2028 class, drawing early leadership from Miami and Texas while other elite programs eye his commitment.
Ohio State secures a commitment from Jett Harrison while courting Brysen Wright, a top Florida receiver whose family cites the need to rebuild ties after Brian Hartline's departure.
Ohio State is making a strong push for a top‑five 2027 class, but the possible loss of Monshun Sales to Texas highlights the competitive nature of modern college recruiting.
Ohio State is courting five-star wide receiver Monshun Sales, ranked No. 2 among wideouts and No. 8 overall in the 2027 class, amid commitments from other top prospects and a competitive landscape that includes Alabama and Indiana.
Ohio State is in a fierce recruitment battle for Monshun Sales, a top‑ranked wideout whose pledge would cement a historic 2027 class.
Jett Harrison, son of Hall of Famer Marvin Harrison and brother of NFL standout Marvin Harrison Jr., announced his commitment to Ohio State, cementing a No. 1 class that already includes other elite prospects.
Jordan Donahoo, a 6‑foot‑4 wide receiver, announced his commitment to Ohio State, adding depth to the Buckeyes' wide receiver group and marking a key addition under new coach Cortez Hankton.
Five‑star wide receiver Austin Miller announced his commitment to Ohio State on Tuesday, choosing the Buckeyes over other suitors. His decision reflects a strategic move that aligns with the program’s recent pipeline of NFL‑bound talent.
The Buckeyes’ 2026 attack will lean on speed and experience as transfers Devin McCuin and Kyle Parker join returning standouts in a quest to diversify the passing game.
Austin Miller, a 15‑year‑old wide receiver from Southern California, announced his verbal commitment to Ohio State on June 22, joining a recruiting class that already boasts dozens of scholarship offers.
Ohio State's newest wide receivers are making notable progress during offseason drills, with Guilford emerging as a potential special‑teams contributor and the group bonding under veteran coaching.
The final Ohio State camp of 2026 brought together a roster of future Buckeyes, including Jett Harrison, Brady Edmunds, and a host of four‑star recruits who impressed coaches and earned scholarship offers.
Jett Harrison, currently ranked as the No. 4 wide receiver in his class, is being courted by Ohio State and several other national programs, with his final decision expected to prioritize personal development over familial legacy.
The Buckeyes enter their 137th season with high hopes, new coaching additions and a roster stacked with talent, targeting a Big Ten title and a College Football Playoff run.
Five‑star prospect Monshun Sales visited Ohio State, putting the Buckeyes in a strong position amid a competitive recruitment landscape.
The Buckeyes hosted five‑star wide receiver Monshun Sales on an official visit, a move that could tip the balance in a recruiting battle that also involves Indiana and Alabama. NIL opportunities are increasingly central to the decision.
Former LSU wideout Kyle Parker is making a strong impression at Ohio State, where his experience and chemistry with new coach Cortez Hankton could earn him a starting position in the 2026 season.
Four-star wide receiver Lorenzo McMullen Jr., the top-ranked player in Ohio for the class of 2028, says an Ohio State offer after a standout camp has propelled the Buckeyes into his final three, while he continues to weigh connections with current and future teammates.