Numerous offers are sent out after a five-star Ohio State prospect has selected his final four schools: Buckeye Breakfast
Columbus, Ohio — Bralan Womack, a five-star 2026 safety prospect, has narrowed down his list of schools to his top four choices.
According to Rivals, Womack will choose between Texas A&M, Tennessee, Alabama, and Ohio State. He will be decided in August.
According to the 247Sports composite rankings, Womack is the second-best safety in the class and the 19th-best prospect overall. He is from Flowood, Mississippi, and he tented at Ohio State for a June high school day this past summer.
He received an offer there. He traveled the country on a midwestern swing, impressing the coaches with his athleticism and ball abilities. Only the Buckeyes, who are not in the SEC, made his list.
Jakob Weatherspoon is a four-star cornerback and Ohio State’s only defensive pledge in the 2026 class.
Numerous prospects are available at Ohio State.
The Buckeyes have sent members of their recruiting staff out on the trail with position coaches still in Columbus because Ohio State is still in the College Football Playoffs.
The Buckeyes made numerous offers to different prospects on Monday:
Mark Matthews, a defensive lineman from St. Thomas Aquinas, Florida, in 2027
Noah Sidan, a 2026 kicker from Chaminade-Madonna Prep in Florida
Denairius Gray, a 2026 Auburn commit from Chaminade-Madonna Prep in Florida
Jaden Carey, a 2027 cornerback from St. Thomas Aquinas in Florida
Jayden Dean, a 2027 offensive lineman from St. Thomas Aquinas in Florida
Athlete A’mir Sears from West Broward, Florida, in 2028
Bryant Junius, a 2026 linebacker from Chaminade-Madonna Prep in Florida
Julius Jones Jr., a five-star wide receiver from St. Thomas Aquinas, Florida, in 2027
Derrick Baker, a quarterback from St. Thomas Aquinas in Florida, in 2027
Zayden Gamble, a 2027 cornerback from St. Thomas Aquinas in Florida
It is obvious that the team wants to keep gaining traction with some of Florida’s most powerful individuals.
Important dates
Texas vs. Ohio State (Cotton Bowl): three days, January 10
13 days till the National Championship Game on January 20, 2025
Ohio State vs. Texas (first game of the season): August 30, 2025, 235 days
The Game 2025: November 29, 2025, 326 days
