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Signed: Ohio State officially adds uber-productive quarterback Luke Fahey

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The Early-Signing Period is here and Ohio State is set to once again bring in one of the country’s best recruiting classes. Lettermen Row is tracking the Buckeyes recruiting news throughout the signing period as 2026 commitments officially join the Ohio State football program. The latest Letter of Intent is in: Luke Fahey has signed with the Buckeyes.

COLUMBUS — Ohio State spent most of the 2026 cycle searching for a quarterback before finally making a move on another California signal-caller. Three-star quarterback Luke Fahey has signed his Letter of Intent to Ohio State and is officially a Buckeye.

What does it mean for the Buckeyes? Let’s check it out.

Who is Luke Fahey?

Luke Fahey is a three-star quarterback from Mission Viejo, California. He attended Mission Viejo High School. Ohio State offered Fahey on his official visit in June and he announced his commitment shortly after. Fahey turned down Indiana, Oklahoma State and others to be a Buckeye.

Rivals Industry Rankings: No. 555 overall, No. 32 quarterback, No. 43 in California

Rivals Ranking: No. 32 quarterback and No. 43 in California

Height: 6-foot-1

Weight: 193 pounds

Hometown: Mission Viejo, California

High School: Mission Viejo

Scouting Report: “Fahey is one of the most talented quarterbacks out West. He’s surgical from the pocket and can pick a defense apart with his accuracy and timing. Shows off a quick release, throws one of the tighter balls in the region and processes the game extremely quickly. In terms of his ability to get through his progressions and reads, he’s one of the more advanced signal callers in the country. An extremely smart player with a high football IQ, knows where to go with the ball, doesn’t turn it over and will still take his shots down the field. Is accurate to all three levels of the field, changes speeds well and knows when to take a little off and when to add some heat when the windows are tight. A tough kid with a lacrosse background and isn’t afraid to take a shot in the pocket or run though a defender to pick up a few extra yards. At 6-0, he’s not a big quarterback but has a solid frame, a strong lower body and should have no problems holding up against the hits he’ll have to take in college.” – Rivals West Coast Analyst Greg Biggins.