Top OT Olu Olubobola Schedules 10 Spring Visits

The nation's No. 2 offensive tackle has a packed schedule as he weighs his options for college.

Published on Mar. 4, 2026

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Olu Olubobola, the No. 2 offensive tackle and No. 17 overall player in the 2026 recruiting class, has scheduled 10 spring visits to schools across the country, including Washington, Michigan, Ohio State, Florida, Penn State, Texas A&M, North Carolina, Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, and Nebraska. Texas and LSU are also pushing to get Olubobola on campus, while Virginia Tech and Rutgers remain involved.

Why it matters

As one of the top offensive line prospects in the country, Olubobola's college decision will have a major impact on the recruiting landscape. The schools vying for his commitment are all looking to bolster their offensive lines and land a blue-chip recruit who can make an immediate impact.

The details

Olubobola, a standout at Jersey City (N.J.) St. Peter's Prep, has emerged as one of the most sought-after offensive tackles in the 2026 class. His combination of size, strength, and athleticism has made him a priority target for many of the top programs in the country. The 10 visits he has scheduled will give him a chance to thoroughly evaluate his options and find the best fit for his college career.

  • Olubobola has scheduled 10 visits for March and April 2026.

The players

Olu Olubobola

A standout offensive tackle at Jersey City (N.J.) St. Peter's Prep, Olubobola is the No. 2 offensive tackle and No. 17 overall player in the 2026 recruiting class.

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What’s next

Olubobola will use his spring visits to evaluate each program and make a decision on where he will play his college football.

The takeaway

Olubobola's recruitment has become a major storyline in the 2026 class, as the top programs in the country are vying for his commitment. His spring visit schedule will be crucial in determining his college destination and could have a significant impact on the balance of power in college football.