Overview
- Henry announced his decision live on The Pat McAfee Show after phoning Day to inform him directly.
- Ohio State later confirmed he has officially signed his National Letter of Intent.
- His two-day delay began when receivers coach Brian Hartline accepted the South Florida head-coaching job, with reports indicating Hartline will stay through Ohio State’s postseason run.
- Oregon led a renewed late push alongside USC, Texas and LSU, with multiple outlets reporting significant NIL offers, but Henry chose the Buckeyes.
- Recruiting services rank Henry as the nation’s top wideout in the 2026 cycle, and Day highlighted the program’s track record of producing first-round NFL receivers during their renewed talks.