Ohio State’s staff got a brief reprieve from the recruiting trail the past few weeks, but that all came to a halt on Monday.
Over the next month, dozens of prospects will flock to Columbus to watch the Buckeyes participate in spring practice and interact with their potential position coaches, setting up a crucial four-week stretch before official visits begin in late May.
The recruiting grind began on Monday, with several key visitors in attendance, including priority 2026 offensive line targets Sam Greer and Micah “Champ” Smith. Shortly after practice ended, two recruits in the 2026 cycle left campus with an Ohio State offer in hand.