A four-star athlete from Utah, Salesi Moa, has officially scheduled a visit to the University of Oklahoma. Moa, a standout player at Fremont High School in Ogden, Utah, is highly regarded as one of the top athletes in the 2026 recruiting class. He plays both wide receiver and safety, showcasing impressive versatility and athleticism that make him a highly sought-after recruit.
Moa is ranked as the No. 75 overall prospect nationally and the No. 2 player in the state of Utah, underscoring his talent and potential. He is scheduled to visit Oklahoma on June 6, 2025, but before that, he will take official visits to other top programs. He is expected to visit Michigan State on April 2, followed by Utah on May 31, and Tennessee on June 20.
Oklahoma is eager to add Moa to their roster, as his skills would provide a significant boost to their defensive and offensive units. His combination of speed, hands, and defensive instincts gives him the potential to play multiple roles at the next level. The Sooners’ coaching staff is undoubtedly hoping that Moa’s visit to Norman will help sway his decision in their favor.
As Moa continues to narrow down his options, it will be interesting to see how his recruitment plays out. His visits to top programs like Michigan State, Tennessee, and Utah indicate that he has a lot of options, but Oklahoma is clearly making a strong push to land him. This upcoming recruiting cycle will likely see more interest and attention on Moa as he takes these official visits and ultimately decides where he will play college football.
