Syracuse Recruiting Roundup: Noah Rosahac, Jeremiah Marcelin

As we head toward the end of February, we've got a lot of activity in the Syracuse football recruiting world. Let's jump right in to get you up to speed on what was a very busy week.

Noah Rosahac is an intriguing two-way prospect from Jim Thrope (PA) High. His recruitment is just starting to take off, as he picked up his first offer from Columbia followed immediately by his first Power 5 offer from Syracuse. Our Charles Kang caught up with Rosahac after his Orange offer, and he appreciated that SU was first. "With Syracuse being the first to make a move on me, I’m really big on that," he said to Kang.

Jeremiah Marcelin is one of the top prospects in the talent-rich Miami (FL) area. The three-star rated prospect holds nearly two dozen offers, including high-majors Florida State, Louisville, Maryland, Miami, Ole Miss and West Virginia. Syracuse offered Marcelin over the weekend, and Kang spoke with him about the SU offer after. "Always grateful when given an opportunity to play at a school and at a high level. I'm excited about the offer," he said.

Three-star safety LeonTre Bradford is one of the most sought after players from Illinois. Bradford led East St. Louis (Ill.) to a 12-2 season and an Illinois 6A State Championship and finished the season with 94 tackles and two sacks. Syracuse offered him on Friday, adding to a list that includes Illinois, Louisville, Minnesota, Ole Miss, Nebraska, Oregon and Wisconsin. Kang had a chance to speak with Bradford about his SU offer: "I would’ve never thought I would have an offer from a school like them."

Willie Rodriguez, a three-sport star at Covington Catholic (KY), is another rapidly rising prospect. Since the calendar flipped over to February, Rodriguez has scooped up 10 offers, including from high-majors Pitt, Virginia Tech, Boston College and Indiana. Syracuse offered Rodriguez, who is also a star baseball player and wrestler. Kang caught up with Rodriguez after his SU offer: "Love the relationship I’m already starting to build with Coach Nunz."

Ranked 37th overall by Rivals, four-star WR Andrew Marsh has picked up roughly two dozen offers from a variety of high-majors and blue bloods. He picked up an offer from Syracuse last week and Kang spoke with Marsh about it: "I had recently told my mom I wanted to go visit. So to get the offer gave me a reason now."

Kole Briehler: 2025 defensive lineman from The Hun School (NJ)

Chris Henry Jr.: 2026 wide receiver from Withrow (OH) High

Terhyon Nichols, 2024 defensive back from Withrow (OH) High

Quinton Simmons, 2025 ATH (WR/RB) from Withrow (OH) High

Two notes for you all from the Syracuse basketball recruiting world.

First up is 2023 center William Patterson, a three-star center from The Patrick School (NJ). He took an official visit to Syracuse this past weekend as the Orange battled Duke. Following his visit, he announced on his Instagram story that he will be announcing his commitment on Monday at 2 p.m. See our commitment primer on Patterson, which includes a scouting report and a FutureCast from Kang.

In the class of 2024, Syracuse extended an offer to four-star point guard Curtis Givens III. The Montverde (FL) Academy star holds more than a dozen offers, including Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Louisville and Georgetown.

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