Highly-touted 2025 defensive tackle recruit Trent Wilson has set a crucial date for his college commitment. Making the announcement on social media, Wilson revealed that he will announce his decision on Wednesday, April 10. The upcoming decision has garnered significant attention as Wilson is a prominent figure in the 2025 recruiting cycle.
Wilson will be choosing from a select group of four finalist schools. Prior to setting the commitment date, he had unveiled his top schools list, which includes Oklahoma, Ohio State, Penn State, and Texas A&M. These esteemed programs are vying for Wilson’s talents, recognizing him as one of the most sought-after players in his position for this recruitment cycle.
Ranked as the No. 141 overall recruit in the 2025 class according to the 247Sports Composite Player Rankings, Wilson is also esteemed as the No. 18 defensive lineman nationally and among the top three players in Maryland. Additionally, he holds a three-star rating in the 247Sports Network’s specific rankings, placing him as one of the top 30 defensive linemen in the nation and within the top eight prospects in Maryland.
Wilson’s scouting report, provided by national scouting analyst Cooper Petagna of 247Sports, highlights his athleticism and potential to excel at the collegiate level. Standing at nearly 6-foot-3 and 265 pounds with considerable room for growth, Wilson displays quickness, power, and versatility, making him a valuable asset for any Power-Four program.
Despite facing some setbacks, including a meniscus tear before his junior season, Wilson has showcased his abilities on the field. Named a MaxPreps Sophomore All-American second team selection in 2022 and recording impressive stats in subsequent seasons, Wilson’s performance has solidified his status as a top prospect.
As the decision day approaches, speculation abounds regarding Wilson’s potential choice. Currently, two 247Sports Crystal Ball predictions lean towards the Oklahoma Sooners. However, with time still remaining, Wilson’s decision remains a significant point of interest in the college football recruiting landscape.
