Cody Haddad, a 4-star safety out of St. Ignatius High School, has a long family history in football. He was born to play. Now, he’s looking to carve his own path in the sport after officially signing with the Ohio State Buckeyes on Signing Day.

After flipping his commitment from Wisconsin to Ohio State before signing day, Haddad is eager to get to work with the Buckeyes. He hopes to show off his talents in coverage and provide versatility on defense and special teams.

Mississippi State lands Florida State transfer QB Luke Kromenhoek

Florida State transfer quarterback Luke Kromenhoek announced Tuesday that he has committed to Mississippi State.

Kromenhoek appeared in six games, including two starts, as a true freshman for the Seminoles following an injury to starter DJ Uiagalelei and ineffectiveness by primary backup Brock Glenn. He threw for 502 yards with three touchdowns against two interceptions, while adding 113 yards on 63 carries.

The 6-foot-4, 210-pound quarterback was a four-star recruit out of Benedictine Military in Savannah, Ga., and will have three years of eligibility remaining.

 

The Bulldogs having been seeking to add competition for the starting quarterback job next season with Michael Van Buren Jr. transferring to LSU and third-stringer Chris Parson also entering the transfer portal.

Kromenhoek joins a quarterback depth chart that includes Blake Shapen, who began this season as the starter before suffering a season-ending shoulder injury in Week 4. Mississippi State also signed four-star quarterback KaMario Taylor to its 2025 recruiting class.