The ultimate Ohio State visitors list for the spring game
COLUMBUS – Ohio State will host its annual spring game on Saturday. It is traditionally one of the two biggest weekends of the spring for the Buckeyes.
Ryan Day’s coaching staff will to host dozens of top targets in the 2026, 2027 and even 2028 recruiting classes this weekend. The Buckeyes will also a have a high number of their current commits back on campus.
The annual event is also a good opportunity for other Ohio State programs to get their key recruiting to Columbus. Both the men’s basketball and wrestling programs will have important visitors in town.
Lettermen Row has the ultimate Ohio State visitors list for the spring game which includes football, men’s basketball and wrestling visitors.
2026:
– Four-star Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) Chaminade-Madonna Prep running back Derrek Cooper
– Four-star Delaware (Ohio) Hayes running back Favour Akih
– Four-star Inglewood (Calif) Mater Dei wide receiver Kayden Dixon-Wyatt
– Three-star Youngstown (Ohio) Chaney wide receiver Allen Hill
– Three-star Jacksonville (Fla.) The Bolles School tight end and Ohio State commit Corbyn Fordham
– Four-star Akron (Ohio) Archbishop Hoban offensive lineman and Ohio State commit Sam Greer
– Four-star Avon Lake (Ohio) interior offensive lineman and Ohio State commit Max Riley
– Three-star Phoenix (Ariz.) Sandra Day O’Conner offensive lineman and Ohio State commit Tucker Smith
– Three-star Philadelphia (Pa.) Malvern Prep defensive line Cameron Brickle
– Four-star Seattle (Wash.) Kennedy Catholic EDGE Derek Colman-Brusa
– Four-star Duncanville (Texas) EDGE Landon Barnes
– Four-star Duncanville (Texas) EDGE Kevin Ford
– Five-star Lawrenceville (Ga.) Grayson linebacker Tyler Atkinson
– Four-star Avon (Ohio) cornerback and Ohio State commit Jakob Weatherspoon
– Four-star Baton Rouge (La.) Catholic safety and Ohio State commit Blaine Bradford
– Four-star Jacksonville (Fla.) The Bolles School safety and Ohio State commit Simeon Caldwell
– Four-star Buford (Ga.) safety Nassir McCoy
2027 and beyond:
– 2027 four-star Huntington Beach (Calif.) quarterback and Ohio State commit Brady Edmunds
– 2027 four-star Chattanooga (Tenn.) Baylor School running back David Gabriel-Georges
– 2027 four-star Martin (Tenn.) Westview running back Asa Barnes
– 2027 Bedford (Ohio) running back Rayshawn Duncan Jr.
– 2027 Cleveland (Ohio) St. Ignatius wide receiver Trey Haddad
– 2027 four-star Pittsburgh (Pa.) Central Catholic offensive tackle Jimmy Kalis
– 2027 four-star Olney (Md.) Good Counsel EDGE Anthony Sweeney
– 2027 four-star Alabaster (Ala.) Thompson EDGE Cam Pritchett
– 2027 four-star Bellflower (Calif.) St. John Bosco safety Isala Wily-Ava
– 2027 four-star San Mateo (Calif.) Junipero Serra safety Malakai Taufoou
– 2028 Jacksonville (Fla.) The Bolles School defensive lineman Asher Ghioto
– 2028 Oradell (N.J.) Bergen Catholic defensive lineman Jayden Beckley
– 2028 Covington (Ga.) Newton athlete Kevin Hartsfield
Men’s basketball
– Former Indiana guard and Ohio State commit Gabe Cupps
– Southern Illinois transfer Kennard Davis Jr.
– Former Wright State forward and Ohio State commit Brandon Noel
– Former Santa Clara center and Ohio State commit Christoph Tilly.
Wrestling
– North Carolina transfer Lachlan McNeil
– 2026 Morganfield (Ky.) Union County standouts Jayden and Jordyn Raney
– 2026 Saint Charles (Ill.) St. Charles East standout Dom Munaretto
– 2026 Sellersville (Pa.) Faith Christian Academy standout and Ohio State commit Adam Waters
– 2026 Chantilly (Va.) standout and Ohio State commit Tyler Dekraker
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