Ohio State Buckeyes Receive Another Major Wide Receiver Commitment

The Ohio State Buckeyes have landed a four-star wide receiver.

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The Ohio State Buckeyes have landed four-star wide receiver Kayden Dixon-Wyatt. Dixon-Wyatt chose Ohio State over Oregon and Alabama.

The visits that Dixon-Wyatt made were significant in his decision.

“The first visit really made it competitive between Ohio State and Oregon, then the second one, I felt great,” Dixon-Wyatt told On3. “The people made it feel great for me at Ohio State. I have a great relationship with coach Hart (Brian Hartline) and coach Day. How they recruited me, stayed in contact and the message of how important I was to them on the visits was big.”

The Buckeyes' track record in developing offensive stars, especially at the wide receiver position, was also a strong factor in Dixon-Wyatt's decision.

"The receivers and quarterbacks at Ohio State, nobody is stopping that. They produce. They have a strong offense, they develop players and it is a great offense to play in."

Dixon-Wyatt could be the next in line of elite wide receivers that Ohio State has produced. In recent years, they have produced Emeka Egbuka, Marvin Harrison Jr., Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Garrett Wilson, Chris Olave, and many more.

Ryan Day and Ohio State should be excited as they're adding another talented wide receiver in Dixon-Wyatt.

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