The Hurry-Up: Dakorien Moore becomes the first wide receiver recruit in the 2025 class to receive an Ohio State offer and Noah Rogers could commit this month.
this weekend he plans on releasing an updated top schools list soon and could commit “possibly this month.”
The four-star 2023 North Carolina wideout said the programs he’s considering the most currently are Ohio State, Clemson, NC State, North Carolina and Florida State. Rogers, who was offered by Ohio State in January, visited Columbus on April 16 for OSU’s spring game. The Buckeyes are the clear favorite to land the 6-foot-2, 180-pound wide receiver, as three 247Sports Crystal Ball projections were made Monday in favor of Rogers ending up at Ohio State.
“Zone 6 program, they throw that ball,” Rogers told 247Sports of Ohio State. “All their players are developed and it’s also the best of the best.”
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