Teams send out thousands of pieces of recruiting mail every year. Most of them go off without a hitch.

But every once in a while, it doesn’t go as planned.

Last year, Michigan infamously sent five-star defensive tackle Aubrey Solomon a piece of recruiting mail thanking him for attending a barbecue he wasn’t at. Solomon de-committed from Michigan because of it, but ultimately ended up signing with the Wolverines.

Ohio State wouldn’t mind if another blue-chip recruit was able to look past a recruiting letter flub.

According to his Twitter account and Rivals.com, four-star receiver Jacob Copeland received a letter from Ohio State that was addressed to “Jason” Copeland.

Copeland verified that tweet with a picture of the letter he received from the Buckeyes.

Here’s the piece of mail (via Rivals.com):

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As for whether or not that’ll make an impact on his decision, Copeland told Rivals via text, “Lol man I don’t even know,” he wrote. “That made me think twice.”

Copeland is the No. 9 receiver and the No. 45 player overall in the 2018 class (247sports composite). The four-star Pensacola (Fla.) wideout has big-time offers from the likes of Alabama, Clemson, Florida State, Michigan, Ohio State and others.

Ohio State doesn’t have a receiver committed yet in its ninth-ranked 2018 class. The Copeland mixup likely didn’t bring the Buckeyes any closer to accomplishing that goal.