Ohio Receiver Transfers - Names Leaders

Columbus, Ohio's Keith Massey talks about his decison to transfer to Brookhaven High School. He also talks about his three Big Ten offers and hames his leaders.

Keith Massey, a 6-foot-1, 191-pound wide receiver from Columbus (Ohio) Brookhaven is an up and comer that’s starting to receive scholarship offers.

“Wisconsin, Michigan State and Purdue have all offered me a scholarship,” said Massey. “Oklahoma told me that an offer is on the way.

“Oklahoma, the three Florida’s (Miami, FSU and Florida), USC and Michigan are my favorites. I’m camping at Ohio State on Sunday.

“I don’t have a leader right now. I want to see what happens this year. I’m hoping to get more offers.”

Massey prepped at Columbus (Marion-Franklin) as a junior and transferred to Brookhaven after the school year.

Keith had 485 yards receiving and seven touchdowns as a junior. He had 34 tackles and two interceptions as a cornerback.

Will Massey play cornerback or wide receiver at the next level?

“I’m being recruited as a wide receiver,” Massey said. “I want to play receiver. I’m not afraid to go over the middle and I can make things happen after I catch the ball.

“I’d have to say that my speed is my best attribute. My best 40-yard time is 4.4.”

Massey is a three-sport athlete that letters in basketball and track.

Extra Point - Massey looks solid on film. He’s athletic and makes plays when it looks like there’s nothing developing. Even though he has three pretty good offers, his sights are set on the big boys. Massey must have a huge upside for three Big Ten to offer a scholarship and he isn’t a full qualifier yet.