BYU Cougars
· 2026-06-28
BYU Cougars have landed four-star wide receiver Blake Wong, their top target in the 2027 recruiting class, over finalists Ohio State, Oregon, UCLA, and Utah.
Wong committed to BYU on Saturday, following official visits to Ohio State, Oregon, Utah, and UCLA, with BYU's unique recruiting pitch winning out.
He was BYU's top target at wide receiver over the last several months, with wide receivers coach Fesi Sitake beating out top programs to land his top targets.
Wong's commitment is significant, given his impressive film, showcasing good size, agility, and speed, making him a reliable target in contested situations.
As a junior, Wong broke multiple Norco High School records, including a school record 1,469 yards and 20 touchdowns in just 10 games.
Wong joins running back commit Ezra Sanelivi in the 2027 recruiting class, with BYU's staff hoping his commitment will start a domino effect, as most of their top targets are still on the board.
BYU has a chance to go on a run of recruiting wins over the next few weeks, ahead of their next game against Utah Tech Trailblazers on 2026-09-06.
Wong's balance and hands make him special, allowing him to run efficient routes and make tough catches over his shoulders.
He will have the chance to see the field early on in Provo, given his readiness to impact the college game.
BYU's recruiting class is taking shape, with Wong's commitment a major boost to their offense.
The team is looking to build on this momentum, with several key games coming up, including their matchup against Utah Tech Trailblazers.
Wong's decision to commit to BYU is a testament to the team's strong recruiting efforts, with coach Fesi Sitake playing a key role in securing his commitment.