Several recruits in the state of Ohio State Football 2026 react to the spring football visit

Columbus, Ohio – The state of Ohio had its first spring practice on Monday, in which the team of the team of the team in 2025 not only began for a title in 2025, but also gave the Buckeyes the chance to organize recruits from the courses 2026, 2027 and 2028.

Cleveland.com caught up with a handful of 2026 recruits when the day was completed. Here is what some of them had to say:

Defender Jordan Thomas (Bergen Katholik; New Jersey):

“I had a great time in the state of Ohio today.

Thomas has some other visits to work this spring, but plans to return to the state of Ohio soon.

It is number 177 of the total sage and No. 18 Cornerback in the 247Sports Composite Rankings.

Offensive Tackle Pete Eglitis (Bishop Watterson; Columbus):

“It was great, it was great to meet coach (Tyler) Bowen, Charlie Dickey and (Marcus) Johnson.

Eglitis plans to return to the state of Ohio at some point and would like to stay in touch with the staff. He currently has no offer in Ohio.

Cornerback Laron Fees (Cardinal Mooney; Florida):

“My visit was great today.

The contributions are currently not evaluated in 247sports Composite and currently has no offer in Ohio.

Security Isaac Patterson (Westernville South; Westerville):

“The visit was really good.

Patterson, a local product, visits Westerville South, just outside of Columbus. While he does not enter from the 247sports Composite, he has a handful of remarkable offers. He is currently a Pittsburgh commit.

Patterson currently has no plan to return to campus, but noticed that things could change in the next few weeks.

“I and (security coach Matt) Guerrieri spoke a lot, and I really like him.

Several recruits in the state of Ohio State Football 2026 react to the spring football visit

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