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Lyndhurst Today
By the People, for the People
Three-star EDGE Munir Lewis names top seven
Ohio recruit narrows down college options with several visits planned
Mar. 31, 2026 at 3:20pm
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A cubist rendering of a top high school football recruit's college decision process, with the overlapping geometric forms representing the competing interests and influences at play.Lyndhurst TodayLyndhurst (Ohio) Brush EDGE Munir Lewis, a 6-foot-4, 230-pound pass rusher ranked as the No. 51 EDGE recruit nationally and No. 17 junior in Ohio, has named his top seven college choices: Ohio State, Michigan State, Louisville, Illinois, Purdue, Virginia Tech, and Vanderbilt. Lewis plans to take several official visits in the coming months before potentially making a decision on where to continue his football career.
Why it matters
As one of the top uncommitted recruits in Ohio, Munir Lewis' college decision will be closely watched by fans and coaches alike. His choice could have a significant impact on the recruiting classes of the schools involved, especially within the Big Ten conference.
The details
Lewis is considering seven schools for his college commitment, with Michigan State, Louisville, and Ohio State currently seen as the frontrunners according to recruiting predictions. He has official visits scheduled with Michigan State, Purdue, Virginia Tech, and Louisville, and is working to add more schools to his visit schedule. Beyond football development, Lewis is focused on finding the right overall fit in terms of community, culture, and access to a strong Muslim community, as his faith is important to him.
- Lewis plans to visit Michigan State this weekend (April 3-4).
- He has an official visit scheduled with Purdue on April 10th.
- Lewis will visit Virginia Tech on April 18th.
- He has an official visit set with Louisville on May 29th.
- Lewis has an official visit scheduled with Michigan State on June 5th.
The players
Munir Lewis
A 6-foot-4, 230-pound EDGE recruit from Lyndhurst (Ohio) Brush High School, ranked as the No. 51 EDGE prospect nationally and the No. 17 junior in the state of Ohio.
What they’re saying
“When it comes to committing, I'm really focused on finding a place that fits me as a whole person, not just as a player. Development is a big part of it, I want to be in a program that's going to coach me hard, bring the best out of me, and help me reach my full potential on the field. At the same time, the environment matters a lot to me. I pay attention to the type of people in the program, the culture, and the overall community. I want to be around genuine people I can build real relationships with, not just during football but in everyday life too. My faith is also something I take seriously, so having access to a strong Muslim community is important. I think about what my life looks like outside of football being around people who understand my values and having that sense of belonging.”
— Munir Lewis, Recruit
What’s next
Lewis is working to finalize his official visit schedule, with Virginia Tech and Purdue as potential additional stops. He originally planned a summer decision after his visits, but that timeline could be accelerated if spots start filling at his top schools.
The takeaway
Munir Lewis is prioritizing finding the right overall fit for his college experience, beyond just football development. His focus on community, culture, and access to a strong Muslim community shows he is looking for a well-rounded experience that aligns with his personal values and faith.

