Ohio State Basketball Secures Commitment from NBA Star Tyler Herro’s Brother

Myles Herro, the younger brother of Miami Heat guard Tyler Herro, has committed to Ohio State's basketball program as part of the 2025 recruiting class. A three-star point guard standing 6-foot-3 from Whitnall High School in Wisconsin, Myles is ranked around No. 288 nationally and No. 42 among point guards, with Ohio State seeing potential in him despite limited offers. Head coach Jake Diebler, seeking to revitalize a Buckeyes team that missed the NCAA Tournament the past three years, views Herro as a promising addition who can develop into a key contributor. Myles describes himself as a pass-first, two-way player ready to bring energy and compete at a high level, emphasizing his enthusiasm for joining Ohio State and trust in the coaching staff's vision. The Buckeyes also welcomed four-star power forward A’mare Bynum and several transfers this offseason, aiming to strengthen their roster for the upcoming season. While Myles Herro’s path differs from his brother Tyler's one-and-done Kentucky experience, his arrival brings excitement and hope for Ohio State's basketball resurgence.