
4-star WR Kojo Antwi commits to Ohio State on his Mom’s birthday
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The choices for 4-star WR Kojo Antwi came down to Georgia, Ohio State, Texas A&M and USC. The in-state speedster from Lambert High School in Metro Atlanta decided on the school which gave him an optimal visit that reflected the best possible vision of his future.
Antwi felt that choice was Ohio State and committed to that program to honor his mother, Martha, on her birthday.
The Buckeyes got an impactful official visit in June and it meant the difference. Antwi told DawgNation last month that the group of receivers he meshed with more than any other on his June visit tour was the one in Columbus.
He felt like he basically knew every wide receiver at Ohio State coming out of that official visit.
Antwi ranks as the nation’s No. 16 WR and the No. 115 overall recruit for 2022 on the 247Sports Composite ratings. He gave Georgia his first official visit with the likes of Oscar Delp, De’Nylon Morrissette, Gunner Stockton and Branson Robinson, among others.
He told DawgNation late last month that the biggest draw to Ohio State was indeed Hartline.
“Coach [Brian] Hartline,” he said. “The receiver room that they have over there. He’s developing them and sending two first-rounders to the league next year and possibly another two the next year. He’s all about detail as well.”
USC offered the best chance at early playing time, but that was not what he was looking for. Antwi had told DawgNation many times that he was just looking for a home.
What would his best potential fit within the locker room? He also answered this one without a breath of hesitation.
“Ohio State for sure,” Antwi said. “I’ve talked with basically every receiver in that room. I got to kick it with them this past weekend. I built a really good relationship with those guys.”
Texas A&M was also a major contender for his decision. Antwi had family in Texas. With this decision, the Bulldogs have still had one receiver commitment for the 2022 cycle in Morrissette.
SENTELL’S INTEL
(check on the recent recruiting reads on DawgNation.com)
- Last 24-hour stretch shows that commitment season has arrived in July
- Andre Greene Jr: 484 reasons that show why he’ll be a major player in college
- Oscar Delp: Priority TE target sees for “main leaders” after his June officials
- Pearce Spurlin III: 2023 TE commits dishes on the scavenger and Arch Manning hunts
- AJ Harris: Bulldogs appear locked into a big-time battle for the 5-star CB
- JaCorey Thomas: The 4-star ATH breaks down his sudden commitment to UGA
- 5-star 2023 QB Arch Manning (yes that Manning family) set to check out UGA
- Priority WR Kojo Antwi breaks down a tough home stretch of his recruitment
- Massive 6-foot-8 OL Jacob Hood points to what he really likes about UGA
- Nation’s No. 3 RB prospect Branson Robinson sets commitment date to honor his late uncle
- Carlton Madden Jr. and the 500-something peanut butter and jelly sandwiches that led to a “dream school” UGA offer
- Jalon Walker: Why the All-American LB called UGA the “best university in the world”
- Georgia football: Who is taking their official visits on June 18?
- The 5-star reviews are all in about the new facilities in Athens
- Tykee Smith: What did UGA really get in All-American transfer DB?
- BREAKING: 5-star ATH Deyon Bouie de-commits from UGA
- Oscar Delp: The big OV takeaway? He believes TEs will be featured at UGA
- Branson Robinson: Why yes he did think a few times about committing to UGA on his official visit
- BREAKING: 5-star Big Bear Alexander de-commits from UGA
- Late-night Intel: The quick game read on that big first weekend of OVs
- Drew Bobo: Legacy OL reflects on his “shocking” UGA offer
- Official visit primer: Check out the eight big names at UGA this weekend
- Branson Robinson: The choir boy RB target than can run a 4.49 and bench press 410 pounds