BYU Cougars Set to Host Top Target, 2025 Cornerback Jordyn Criss, for Official Visit
The BYU Cougars football team has their sights set on one of their top recruits for the 2025 class—cornerback Jordyn Criss, a highly sought-after prospect from Texas. Criss, who has generated significant buzz with his impressive skill set, will be visiting the BYU campus this weekend for an official visit, a crucial step in the recruitment process.
The 6-foot-1, 175-pound Criss, known for his lockdown coverage and ball-hawking ability, has become a top priority for BYU’s coaching staff. As a standout in the competitive Texas high school football scene, Criss has shown great potential in his ability to disrupt passing plays and contribute to his team’s defensive success. His blend of size, speed, and technique has drawn attention from several top programs, but BYU is positioning itself to secure a commitment.
Criss’ visit to Provo this weekend will give the BYU coaching staff a chance to showcase what the school has to offer, both athletically and academically. It will also provide the cornerback with a closer look at the Cougar football program, its facilities, and the atmosphere on campus. BYU’s reputation for developing players and giving them opportunities to compete at a high level could be a significant factor in Criss’ decision-making process.
With several other programs also in pursuit of Criss, this official visit is seen as a pivotal moment for BYU in the recruitment race. The Cougars have been successful in attracting talent to their program, and securing a commitment from a player of Criss’ caliber would be a major coup for their 2025 class.
As Criss takes his time evaluating all of his options, BYU fans will be watching closely to see if this visit helps the Cougars land one of their most coveted targets.
