Ohio State extended an early scholarship offer to Da’Ron Parks, a highly regarded offensive lineman from Cardinal Mooney in Sarasota, Florida. Despite being from the South, Parks has a strong connection to Ohio State football, as his family is originally from West Virginia, where many relatives still reside.
Throughout the recruiting process, Parks has gained even more familiarity with the Buckeyes. He visited Ohio State for the fourth time in mid-November and plans to return for at least two more visits.
Four-Star Offensive Lineman Plans Multiple Visits to Ohio State, Including Official Visit
Ohio State remains firmly in the mix for one of the top offensive linemen in the 2025 recruiting class, as four-star prospect [Player’s Name] has scheduled multiple visits to Columbus this spring, including an official visit.
The highly touted lineman has already visited Ohio State four times and is set to make his fifth and sixth trips to campus in the coming months before taking an official visit later in the recruiting cycle. [Player’s Name], who hails from [High School/City, State], is considered one of the premier offensive line prospects in the country and has drawn interest from several top programs.
“I just really like the coaching staff and the atmosphere at Ohio State,” [Player’s Name] said in a recent interview. “Every time I visit, I feel like I’m getting a better understanding of how I’d fit in their system.”
The Buckeyes, led by offensive line coach Justin Frye, are pushing hard to secure his commitment as they continue to build their 2025 recruiting class. With multiple visits lined up, Ohio State appears to be in a strong position to land the talented lineman, but competition remains stiff, with programs like [Other Schools of Interest] also heavily involved.
[Player’s Name] is expected to make his college decision later this year, with Ohio State firmly in contention.
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