COLUMBUS, Ohio — Four-star 2026 wide receiver Kayden Dixon-Wyatt has chosen the Buckeyes. The talented wideout from Mater Dei in California is the No. 107 overall prospect and No.

15 receiver in the 247Sports composite rankings. He attends Mater Dei in California, and is a teammate of Ohio State five-star WR commit Chris Henry Jr. The two will be teammates once again in Columbus soon.

Dixon-Wyatt was on campus in Columbus twice this spring, and chose Ohio State over Oregon, USC, Texas and Alabama. Listed at 6-foot-2 and 180 pounds, he’s got prototypical size and athleticism to play at Ohio State. Per 247Sports, he had 50 catches and 693 yards with five touchdowns in 2024, his junior season.

Dixon-Wyatt still has official visits scheduled for Alabama (May 16), USC (June 6), Texas (June 13) and Oregon (June 20). It’s unclear if he’ll still take his official visits. His official visit to Ohio State is scheduled for May 30.

Now, the Buckeyes have four receivers in the 2026 class (of 12 total pledges) and appear to be done in the cycle. Dixon-Wyatt will join Henry and four-stars Jaeden Ricketts and Brock Boyd. Ohio State’s class, with 12 commitments in the cycle, has once again been boosted by the stellar recruiting effort of receivers coach Brian Hartline.