Syracuse Football: 4-star Va. athlete, a top-200 national prospect, will visit ‘Cuse

Syracuse football coaches have lined up a visit from another highly ranked prospect in the 2025 class.

According to Rivals.com national analyst Adam Friedman, consensus four-star athlete Messiah Delhomme from Virginia, a top-200 overall player in the junior cycle, will take an unofficial visit to the ‘Cuse on April 13, which is fabulous news.

Per Friedman, the 6-foot-1, 196-pound Delhomme has set a bunch of unofficial and official visits from mid-March until late June.

He plans to visit Virginia Tech, Virginia, Maryland, Ohio State, Virginia Tech again, Virginia again, Ohio State again, and Maryland again, with the first trips to these four schools being unofficial visits and then the second trips amounting to official visits.

Per his X page, Delhomme plays wide receiver, running back and safety for Warwick High School in Newport News, Va. You can check out some of his highlights via hudl.com.

Syracuse football will get a visit from 2025 four-star athlete Messiah Delhomme.

Throughout his recruiting process, Delhomme has landed more than 20 offers from a range of high-major programs. Delhomme said via X on February 19 that the new Orange coaching staff had offered a scholarship to him.

Per recruiting Web sites, his full offer sheet also includes Alabama, Auburn, Boston College, Duke, Florida State, James Madison, Kentucky, Liberty, Maryland, Michigan, N.C. State, Ohio State, Penn State, Temple, Virginia, Virginia Tech and West Virginia, among others.

Within the 2025 class, multiple recruiting services rate Delhomme as a top-200 national prospect, a top-10 athlete or safety, and a top-five player coming out of Virginia.

When I wrote this article on Monday, the highest 2025 national ranking that I saw for him was from 247Sports, which placed Delhomme at No. 107 overall, No. 10 at safety and No. 5 in Virginia.

At the time of this writing, the industry-generated 247Sports Composite ranked Delhomme at No. 230 nationally, No. 16 at safety and No. 5 in Virginia.

Over at the industry-generated On3 Industry Ranking, he was No. 194 overall, No. 7 at athlete and No. 5 in Virginia.

In late January, Syracuse football got on the board with its 2025 class, as four-star edge and top-300 national prospect Sharlandiin Strange of Cheltenham High School in Wyncote, Pa., verbally committed to the ‘Cuse over other finalists Penn State, Pittsburgh, Rutgers and Southern California.