Tag: Henry Fenuku

Ohio State football misses on offensive line target to Missouri

On to the next one for the Buckeyes. #GoBucks

After what seemed like a very successful official visit, Ohio State football thought it had a great chance at landing Texas offensive lineman, [autotag]Henry Fenuku[/autotag].

When the 6-foot, 4-inch, 295-pound guard left campus without making a decision, it opened up the door for his remaining suitors. One of them was Missouri, that just hosted Fenuku this past weekend.

On Monday, the nation’s No. 430 overall prospect and 26th rated interior offensive lineman according to the 247Sports Composite Rankings, made his choice and committed to the Tigers over the Buckeys.

Fenuku still has multiple visits schedule, but you have to assume that those will be cancelled in the near future after his verbal.

Fortunately for Ohio State, it still have other prospects that are still highly considering wearing the scarlet and gray at the moment.

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Highly-sought 2025 IOL recruit looking to build relationships

The Gators appear to be one of the schools that is building a bond with this Ghana native.

Recruiting from the high school ranks is not at all easy and often is a thankless effort for a college football staff. However, the critical component in convincing a young student-athlete to attend your school is the establishment of a healthy relationship between the two parties.

Mike Roach of 247Sports recently caught up with three-star interior offensive lineman [autotag]Henry Fenuku[/autotag] out of North Crowley (Texas) in the 2025 cycle and spoke with him about the importance of establishing an intimate relationship with his suitors.

“Big schools don’t really move me in no type of way,” Fenuku observed. “Of course I’m grateful, I’m very grateful. I’m looking forward to building the relationship because I don’t want to have to go somewhere and not have a bond with who I’m going to be working with. It’s exciting, but I’m just looking forward to working.”

Originally from Ghana and still a little wet behind the ears in the sport, the 6-foot-4-inch, 290-pound lineman does not appear to be a needy person, either.

“It doesn’t really have to be much, but you just have to show me you can work with me and understand me,” he offered. “I’m a visual learner so I’m looking for someone to have that type of patience and coach me.”

The good news for the Florida Gators is that they are on his radar for a future visit.

“I’m going to SMU in May, Texas Tech in June and Florida somewhere in May or June,” Fenuku said.

Recruiting summary

Fenuku is ranked No. 456 overall and No. 27 at his position nationally according to the 247Sports composite while the On3 industry ranking has him at Nos. 368 and 24, respectively.

On3’s Recruiting Prediction Machine has the Southern Methodist Mustangs out front with a 42.5% chance of landing him, followed by the USC Trojans (22.6%), Texas Tech Red Raiders (13.1%) and Houston Cougars (5.7%).

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Tennessee offers 2025 interior offensive lineman Henry Fenuku

Tennessee offers 2025 interior offensive lineman Henry Fenuku.

Tennessee offered a scholarship to 2025 interior offensive lineman prospect Henry Fenuku.

“Blessed to receive an offer from the University of Tennessee,” Fenuku said.

The 6-foot-4, 295-pound interior offensive lineman prospect is from North Crowley High School in Fort Worth, Texas.

There are not recruiting rankings currently for Fenuku from Rivals, 247Sports, On3 or ESPN.

Fenuku has scholarship offers from Tennessee, USC, Georgia, Texas A&M, Missouri, Kansas, Marshall, California, Prairie View A&M, SMU, Baylor, Houston, Arkansas, Oregon, Ole Miss, North Texas, Texas Tech, UTSA, Tulsa, Colorado State, UTEP, Arkansas State and Grambling State.

Grambling State was the first school to offer Fenuku a scholarship on May 10, 2023.