"Smoke dead opps that sh*t hit hard": Ziyare Addison reacts to 4-star Nasir Wyatt's fiery celebration of No. 1 ranked Mater Dei's playoff win

Nasir Wyatt and the Mater Dei Monarchs took care of the Centennial Huskies on Nov. 22 in the Southern Section Football Championship game. The No.1 ranked high school team in the country improved to 11-0 for the season after their win over the now 9-3 Huskies.

After the game, Wyatt took to social media to deliver a fiery message. He called out the Huskies and celebrated the win in style.

"dey free’d dem huskies, just foe dey a*s to die soon as dey left up out dat kennel.." the four-star linebacker wrote in the caption on Instagram.

The post received a lot of buzz, including a comment from 2025 four-star offensive tackle Ziyare Addison.

"smoke dead opps that s*it hit hard….. gervonta davis," Addison wrote in the comment section.

The Oregon commit was not the only one who reacted to the linebacker's post. Other star athletes and Wyatt's Mater Dei teammates, Chris Henry Jr. and Jordon Davison reacted as well.

Nasir Wyatt is ranked No.198 in the country and is the 21st-best linebacker in the Class of 2025, as per On3. He is also the 17th-best overall prospect from the state of California.

Nasir Wyatt announced his commitment to the Oregon Ducks in May

Four-star linebacker Nasir Wyatt pledged his allegiance to the Oregon Ducks on May 3, 2024. He chose the Ducks over top programs such as USC, UCLA, Georgia, Alabama, Michigan, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Ohio State and Texas.

He spoke about his reason to commit to the Eugene-based program and praised the Ducks for their stability and freshness.

"Oregon has shown me everything I needed to see," the four-star linebacker told On3. "I have had them on top of my list for a while, but I was young, I was still exploring my options, but Oregon is where I want to be. The program is stable, it is fresh, it is building, it is growing and I feel the vibe there.

"I followed my heart. I felt wanted. The coaches at Oregon are excited to have me. It was never about money or NIL for me, but it was about my heart. Oregon has what I want."

The Ducks' Class of 2025 is ranked No. 8 in the country, as per 247Sports. They have acquired 16 commitments, including three five-star recruits Dakorien Moore, Dallas Wilson and Brandon Finney.