Texas Tech 5-Star Commit Felix Ojo Officially Shuts Down Recruitment
Felix Ojo, the five-star offensive tackle committed to Texas Tech, has officially announced that he is shutting down his recruitment and is fully locked in with the Red Raiders.
In today’s college football landscape, verbal commitments often don’t mark the end of a player’s recruitment, with other programs continuing to pursue top-tier prospects in hopes of flipping them with better offers. However, that doesn’t seem to be a concern for Ojo.
On Tuesday, Ojo put an end to any lingering rumors, announcing that he would not be considering other programs like Texas or Ohio State, which had been speculated as potential contenders for his commitment.
The highly sought-after Ojo surprised many when he chose Texas Tech earlier this month, a decision that took most analysts by surprise. While Texas and Ohio State were seen as the front-runners, the Red Raiders made a strong late push, offering a clear vision for his future and a reportedly significant NIL package that could exceed $5 million.
Ojo’s commitment is a key building block for Texas Tech’s now top-25 recruiting class. The excitement continued on Tuesday when four-star wide receiver Chase Campbell also committed to the Red Raiders. With a string of high-profile recruits joining the class, Texas Tech is establishing itself as a serious contender on the recruiting trail.
Head coach Joey McGuire is clearly optimistic about the program’s trajectory. With a strong recruiting foundation and a competitive NIL fund, Texas Tech is not only poised to challenge for Big 12 titles but is also setting its sights on national championships in the near future.
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