Wisconsin football interior offensive line target N’Kye Wynn has committed to Rutgers for the class of 2025. Wynn, a 6-foot-5, 277-pound lineman, chose Rutgers over several other schools, including Wisconsin, Ole Miss, Kentucky, and others. He becomes the second Wisconsin target to commit to Rutgers over the weekend, following three-star WR Vernon Allen III.
Both Wynn and Allen had just completed official visits to Rutgers when they made their commitments. Wynn was also scheduled to visit Wisconsin, Kentucky, Michigan State, and Pittsburgh, but ultimately chose Rutgers as his future college football destination. 247Sports projects Wynn to be a Power 5 starter and compares him to Jalen Mayfield of the Atlanta Falcons.
Ranked as the nation’s No. 51 interior offensive lineman and Michigan’s No. 16 recruit for the class of 2025, Wynn has a successful high school football career at Muskegon High School. He started in 28 games over the past two seasons, helping his team win a state championship during his junior year.
While Wynn’s commitment is a loss for Wisconsin, the Badgers secured commitments from cornerback Rukeem Stroud and offensive tackle Logan Powell for the class of 2025. Both Stroud and Powell made their decisions during official visits to Madison this weekend. With these commitments, Wisconsin’s class of 2025 is currently ranked at No. 15 in the nation.