Katy (Texas) Jordan four-star wide receiver Andrew Marsh is one of the top ranked prospects in the class of 2025.
In his junior season, Marsh reeled in 65 receptions for 1,158 yards and 15 touchdowns. In his three-year varsity career, he has 2,690 all-purpose yards and 33 total touchdowns.
With over 30 offers in hand, Marsh is preparing to make a string of official visits this summer.
Marsh will start with official visits to Washington (May 17), Penn State (May 31), USC (June 7), Texas (June 14), and finish with Oklahoma (June 21).
These are the five in place as of right now, but more visits are possible down the line.
Texas and Oklahoma have long been major factors in his recruitment as they are close to home. Texas is once again in the national spotlight and has shown they can develop wide receivers. Oklahoma has a history of producing talented wideouts and will surely have talented quarterbacks in the pipeline.
USC has been one of the most interesting contenders for Marsh purely because of the prospect of playing in Lincoln Riley’s offense. Not only would Marsh fit into the offense for USC, but also the lifestyle of Los Angeles.
Neither Washington or Penn State have hosted Marsh to this point in his recruitment. Both the Huskies and Nittany Lions will have to gain a ton of ground to have a legitimate shot at landing a commitment from Marsh.
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Marshall Levenson, National Recruiting Analyst
