Here’s a breakdown of the latest on five-star OT Felix Ojo, who has officially told OB’s Jason Suchomel that he’ll make his college commitment today at 1 p.m.:
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Who Is Felix Ojo?
A 6′6″, 270–285 lb offensive tackle from Lake Ridge HS in Mansfield, Texas.
Ranked among the top OT recruits in the 2026 class, currently No. 7 nationally and No. 2 in Texas by 247Sports .
Known for elite footwork, strength, and football IQ, he consistently impresses at elite camps and high school competition .
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The Big Reveal: Today at 1 p.m.
Felix informed Jason Suchomel that his official commitment announcement will take place today at 1 p.m. CT, making this a highly anticipated moment . With top programs eager for his decision, fans nationwide are watching closely.
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️ The Contenders
Ojo’s recruitment narrowed considerably over the spring. His final schools are considered to include:
Texas
Ohio State
Michigan
Florida
Among these, Texas and Ohio State have emerged as strong favorites. Texas’s official visit left a major impression, with Ojo telling Suchomel, “Flood’s plan for development was also a big hit” . Meanwhile, Texas is currently leading according to Rivals projections .
Michigan, despite a solid recruiting class and strong O-line development history, appears to have fallen out of contention before his scheduled announcement .
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Why His Decision Matters
1. Game-Changer Power – As the nation’s top OT, Ojo can instantly elevate a program’s offensive line for years to come.
2. Roster Momentum – His choice could influence other recruits, especially fellow linemen, and solidify a pipeline at one of the top programs.
3. NIL Impact – Ojo has reportedly been offered million-dollar-level NIL deals; the chosen school’s package may set new recruiting benchmarks .
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What’s Next?
Today at 1 p.m. CT: Felix will make his decision—likely via social media or a formal announcement.
Depending on his destination, expect immediate headlines: Texas or Ohio State landing a top OT is a recruiting coup; another school would be a surprise.
The ripple effect will be swift: anticipate potential latecomer commits from other linemen or related positions once momentum builds.
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Final Take
With his towering frame and athletic prowess, Felix Ojo isn’t just a top recruit—he’s a foundational piece. He’ll choose a home for the next four years this afternoon, and the ripple effects could define the next wave of powerhouses in college football.
**Stay tuned — results drop at 1 p.m., and wherever he lands, expect fireworks.**
