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The Wisconsin Badgers extended an offer to four-star class of 2026 wide receiver Ryan Mosley on Wednesday.
Mosley becomes the third high-profile 2026 recruit to receive an offer from Luke Fickell’s program dating back to Jan. 12, joining five-star wide receiver Tristen Keys and four-star quarterback Bowe Bentley.
247Sports composite ranking lists the Carrollton High School product as the No. 216 overall recruit in the class of 2026, the No. 27 wide receiver and the No. 26 player from his home state of Georgia. Like his contemporaries, Mosley’s offer sheet is jam-packed with prestigious college programs.
The 6-foot-4, 206-pound wide receiver’s list of potential landing spots includes Ohio State, Alabama, Clemson, Colorado, Georgia, Indiana, LSU, Miami (FL), Oklahoma, SMU and South Carolina. In total, 32 programs have extended offers.
In 15 games as a junior, Mosley registered 55 receptions for 848 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns. He also appeared on defense as a free safety.
Blessed & Honored to receive an offer from @BadgerFootball ‼️Thank you @CoachReid_@CoachFick@CoachJoeyKing@TheCoach_Barge@JoshBarge12@CarrolltonTroj1@ChadSimmons_@SWiltfong_@On3Recruits@AnnaH247@TheBadgerNation@Evan_Flood@Badger247@WisFBRecruiting@McNamaraRivals… pic.twitter.com/yXKrJlASK7
— Ryan Mosley (@ryanMosley0) January 15, 2025
247Sports has yet to release any crystal ball predictions, and On3’s prediction recruiting machine has not pinpointed any front-runner at this stage of Mosley’s process. Georgia (26.8%) holds the highest likelihood followed by Alabama (17.7%) and South Carolina (15,2%).
Wisconsin will face a bevy of high-profile programs in Mosley’s recruitment. Its class of 2026 boasts just one commit following quarterback Jarin Mock’s departure: three-star offensive lineman Benjamin Novak.
Story originally appeared on Badgers Wire
Source link : https://sports.yahoo.com/wisconsin-football-offers-four-star-122839509.html
Author : Badgers Wire
Publish date : 2025-01-16 12:28:00
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