A preview of each Kansas football official visitor this week
![And individual with the Kansas football program reviews notes during practice Friday afternoon at the indoor practice facility. And individual with the Kansas football program reviews notes during practice Friday afternoon at the indoor practice facility.](https://images2.minutemediacdn.com/image/upload/c_fill,w_720,ar_16:9,f_auto,q_auto,g_auto/shape/cover/sport/20531bc1f02078b9bc1c90a264e3eb72c194feea9c8e74468202f1fec821f836.jpg)
Marsh is choosing between Kansas, Oregon, Pitt, Penn State, and Michigan State. To even be included in the same sentence with those schools for a recruit — let alone a top-10 ranked receiver on Rivals — is a good sign for Kansas football. He moved his official visit date to Lawrence to this weekend after he was originally slated to begin June 14, as the coaching staff preferred for him to be with other recruits on campus. Marsh is a 6-foot-3 physical wideout who’d become the highest-ranked high school recruit in Jayhawks history. Oregon and Auburn seem to be out of the race, so the competition lies between KU and two Big Ten powerhouses. It won’t be easy for the coaching staff to reel him in, but Marsh would be an all-time get for the program.. WR. River Rouge. NICK MARSH. 103