2025 class Chaz Coleman confirms receiving offer from Lane Kiffin's Ole Miss

Many players from the 2025 class have already announced their commitments to college programs. Chaz Coleman, from Harding High School in Ohio, is gradually getting recognition from schools.

Chaz Coleman's football recruiting journey began when Akron offered him, but the biggest milestone in his recruitment came when Lane Kiffin’s Ole Miss extended him a scholarship offer on Wednesday, marking his first Power 5 offer. The prospect shared the news on X, writing:

"Blessed to receive my first power 5 offer Ole Miss !!! @sirtrich @WGHFootball @CoachJoeCox."

Coleman is still in the early stages of his recruitment process and hasn't yet been rated by major recruiting outlets like On3, 247 Sports and Rivals. His recruitment journey is just starting, so predictions regarding his potential landing spots remain uncertain.

Ole Miss has already ensured a successful 2025 recruiting class, ranking No. 9 in the nation and No. 1 in the ACC.

The Rebels class has four-star prospects, like defensive lineman Isaiah Campbell, edge rusher Ari Watford, defensive Amare Adams, safety Tae Harris, edge rusher Bryce Davis, running back Gideon Davidson, cornerback Graceson Littleton, offensive tackle Brayden Jacobs, running back Marquise Henderson, linebacker Logan Anderson and quarterback Blake Hebert.

The 2026 cycle has also earned commitments from three-star prospects, like tight end Logan Brooking, interior offensive lineman Easton Ware, wide receiver Carleton Preston and interior offensive lineman Rowan Byrne.

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Chaz Coleman's athletic profile

According to Prep Hoops, Chaz Coleman stands out as an exceptional athlete, praised for his fluidity and ability to make plays that few can replicate. His athleticism and versatility have earned him attention from scouts in both football and basketball.

On the basketball court, Coleman played 43 games, averaging 11.0 points per game, 6.8 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 2 steals, and 0.9 blocks per game as a sophomore, according to MaxPreps. His junior season saw his improvements on the defensive end. He averaged 4.9 defensive rebounds per game, up from 4.0 the previous season and his offensive rebounds per game stood at 2.0.

Prep Hoops suggests that Chaz Coleman’s future might be on the football field. The prospect saw limited action during his sophomore season, where he recorded just one reception for 39 yards.