5-star OT Jackson Cantwell sets 3 March unofficial visits

Where will 5-star offensive tackle Jackson Cantwell end up playing his college ball? That's what plenty of people are waiting to find out soon. Cantwell is ranked five stars, the No. 1 offensive tackle in the country and the No. 1 prospect overall for 2026 per the 247Sports Composite.
Later this year, he'll be taking official visits to each of his six finalists. Before that, though, Cantwell has three big-time unofficial visits on the way. On Wednesday, he announced that he'll be taking March trips to Miami, Ohio State and Michigan, in that order:
Upcoming visits:@CanesFootball March 17-18@OhioStateFB March 20-21@UMichFootball March 22
— Jackson Cantwell (@jcantwell2499) February 19, 2025
OV dates dropping soon… #NSGB pic.twitter.com/W0IxPOU8CM
It's time for Mario Cristobal, Ryan Day and Sherrone Moore to roll out the red carpet for this kid. Cantwell is the textbook definition of an elite prospect. He's got a bright future ahead of him, which is why so many schools are battling it out for his commitment.
The massive target is in no rush to make a decision, but his upcoming visits will give him a great idea of which place he might end up calling home for the next 4-5 years. Miami will get the first unofficial visit for spring ball, so the pressure is on for Cristobal to set the bar quite high.
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