Brayton Feister to announce college commitment on August 14
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 10, 2026, 10:39 PM
Last updated Aug 10, 2026
Brayton Feister, a finalist for the Mr. Ohio Football Award, will announce his college commitment on August 14 during a live appearance on the Pat McAfee Show. The linebacker and running back from Massillon Washington High School has generated interest from several programs, including Ohio State, Cal, Georgia, and Oregon. Although Feister is an Ohio native, predictions suggest he may choose Oregon based on recent recruiting buzz. Ohio State has a strong recruiting class for 2027 but is also looking ahead to potential 2028 prospects. Should Feister choose another school, Ohio State still has commitments from two highly regarded linebackers.
- •Feister will announce his decision on August 14.
- •He transferred to Massillon Washington High School for his senior year.
- •His recruitment includes Ohio State, Cal, Georgia, and Oregon.
- •Oregon currently leads in crystal ball predictions for Feister.
- •Ohio State has commitments from two other top linebackers.
- 10:39 PMYahoo Sports — Mr. Ohio finalist set to announce college commitment
"Ohio State looks to add one more piece to the 2027 recruiting class, but crystal ball predictions are not with the Buckeyes.
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