Syracuse is 2027 two-way prospect's 'top option' following visit

2027 ATH Isaiah Green is starting to see his recruitment take off.

Since February, he has piled up half a dozen offers, including Monmouth, Fordham, Air Force, Navy, Army, Prairie View, and Stony Brook.

Green’s first offer came from Syracuse in November, and he’s continued to hear from the Orange since then. He was on campus earlier in March for spring practice and had high praise for the visit.

"Syracuse is a great place for brotherhood and getting better everyday on the field and off,” Green said to The Juice Online. "Top highlights of my trip was meeting coach Fran Brown one-on-one and meeting coach Cap (Tommy Caporale, general manager). Both such great guys, genuinely.”

Green goes in-depth on his Syracuse visit

Both Caporale and Brown had ‘great things to say’ about Green during their conversations.

"Cap said he’s making me a priority for Syracuse,” Green said. Fran said he’s sees me as a top 10 safety in the country with my ball skills.”

The discussions with the coaching staff and the atmosphere of the visit has put Syracuse in a lofty spot in hi recruitment.

"The visit made me look at Cuse as a top option for me,” Green said. “It showed me what Cuse football is all about and how the staff treats their players. I want to be part of something like that.”

Green discusses his recruitment

It was the latest in a series of visits that Green has made. He was most recently on campus in November to watch the Orange play Boston College. In the 2025 season, he was on hand to watch SU upset Miami in their final home game.

Other schools that Green is strongly considering include Rutgers, Monmouth and Fordham.

Green has sketched out a timeline on when he plans on picking a school.

"I plan on committing after my senior mid season highlights but it could definitely change quick,” Green said.

Though he’s a two-way player that has appeared as a safety, defensive back and outside linebacker, and wide receiver, Syracuse is primarily looking at him as a safety/outside linebacker.

"My true game is hawking the ball down on both sides and making sure I’m the one who gets it, along with being a deep threat on offense," Green said. "Syracuse sees me at a Saftey/outside linebacker that I would love to play."

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