With commitments from 5-stars in Na’eem Offord and Devin Sanchez, he was already playing second fiddle to his future teammates. The three of them lining up in the same secondary won’t happen, as Woodby decommitted on Thursday afternoon.

Former South Carolina defensive back Keenan Nelson Jr. announced his commitment to the Buckeyes Friday morning. The product of the same St. Joseph’s Prep program in Philadelphia that produced Marvin Harrison Jr., Kyle McCord and Jim Knowles has three years of eligibility remaining.

Ohio State football started off its weekend on the right foot, by accepting a commitment from South Carolina transfer safety, Keenan Nelson Jr. Clearly this isn’t a situation where Nelson will enter the program looking for playing time right away, as the Buckeyes are set with starters Lathan Ransom and Caleb Downs.

Ohio State football has lost another defensive back in its 2024 recruiting class with the decommit of Blake Woody. The nation’s No. 66 player and No. 7 cornerback first chose the Buckeyes in October just a week after attending their 37-17 win over Maryland during the season.

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,

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.