Ohio State football isn’t waiting around to offer current high school prospects, and it has shown that over the last few day. The Buckeyes have send out multiple offers out to different classes, with the main focus being on the 2027 cycle. Obviously it’s very early in for that group, but Ohio State has most likely recently done its evaluations.

The four-star recruit is now the third player to decommit from OSU’s second-ranked 2025 class, joining Gilbert and four-star wide receiver Jayvan Boggs. Overall this takes the class back down to 12 commits still sitting behind only Notre Dame in the national rankings.

Ohio State has reportedly lost a commitment from a 2025 cornerback. According to multiple reports, four-star cornerback Blake Woodby has ended his commitment to Ohio State after committing to the program in October over Oregon, Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama.

It’s no secret that there’s no position group Ohio State has developed better in recent memory than wide receivers. That’s not changing anytime soon as even after losing Marvin Harrison Jr. to the NFL,

It’s a bit odd that Ohio State football has only one wide receiver commit for its 2025 class at this moment, De’zie Jones. That could change in the near future as Florida’s Vernell Brown III has narrow his list down to a final four of Florida State,

Ohio State’s coaching staff has been all over the country in full evaluation mode looking for the next commit, and Wednesday was no different for the Buckeyes. Offering its latest player in the 2026 class,

With 13 commits already, Ohio State football has one of the nation's top recruiting classes for the 2025 cycle. There will be more additions to the class, and the Buckeyes are hoping that Florida offensive tackle,