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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.
Analyst Tom Loy examines the handful of five-star prospects in the 2027 class whose commitments remain unsettled, highlighting the schools in the mix and the chances they will flip before the December 2026 signing period.
Five-star recruit Jett Harrison chose Ohio State over several top programs, bringing a storied family background and high expectations to a program known for producing NFL-ready receivers.
Marcus Fakatou, a versatile defensive lineman from California, has pledged to Ohio State, adding a top‑tier prospect to a class already rich in blue‑chip talent.
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.
Ohio State's football program is leveraging its reputation as a recruiting powerhouse, securing the state's top two 2027 prospects while eyeing national talent to build one of the nation's best classes by December.
Five‑star defensive lineman Marcus Fakatou is set to announce his college choice on Monday, a decision that could reshape Ohio State's 2027 recruiting class.
Ohio State's 2027 recruiting class dropped from No. 5 to No. 11 in ESPN's latest rankings, reflecting a shifting power balance in college football.
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.
As the official visit season wraps up, the nation’s highest‑rated seniors in the Class of 2027 have announced their college commitments, setting the stage for a new wave of talent on campus this fall.
Ohio's premier football prospect, Jamier Brown, captured multiple state track titles while navigating a strategic transfer, a groin injury, and the growing impact of Name, Image, and Likeness legislation.
Jamier Brown led Big Walnut to a share of the Division II state track title, breaking records and anchoring a winning relay while navigating a groin injury and a landmark NIL lawsuit.
Brady Edmunds, a top 2027 prospect, is weighing a potential flip to UCLA after a positive official visit, while still maintaining deep ties to Ohio State.
David Gabriel Georges, the No. 2 running back in the nation, has cut his list to three schools, with Ohio State emerging as the early favorite.
Jamier Brown, a top Ohio State football recruit, disclosed unusual NIL negotiations and won a lawsuit that reshaped high school eligibility rules.
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.
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.
Early June 2026 sees a reshuffling of the 2027 recruiting landscape, with Ohio State slipping, while UCLA, Clemson and Miami climb, highlighted by key flips such as Jaiden Bryant.
Jamier Brown captured three Division 2 state titles, setting the stage for his upcoming collegiate career.
Jamier Brown captured three Division 2 state track titles, posted the fastest 200‑meter time in Ohio, and is set to join Ohio State’s football class of 2027.
After canceling his scheduled visit to Ohio State, top recruit Eric McFarland now lists Texas A&M, Georgia and Florida among his top choices, while the Buckeyes turn their attention to other elite wide‑receiver targets.
The Buckeyes' plans for a top wideout fell apart after a Texas A&M visit, prompting a reshuffle of commitments and a renewed focus on other elite prospects.