2025 college football recruiting class

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The college football recruiting class of 2025 refers to the recruiting of high school athletes to play college football starting in the fall of 2025. The scope of this article covers: (a) the colleges and universities with recruiting classes ranking among the top 25 in the country as assessed by at least one of the major media outlets, and (b) the individual recruits ranking among the top 25 in the country as assessed by at least one of the major media outlets.

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Top ranked classes

Each of the schools listed below was ranked within the top 25 recruiting classes by at least one major recruiting site.

School247 [1] Rivals [2] On3 [3]
Ohio State111
Alabama222
LSU333
Georgia464
Auburn556
Texas645
Tennessee777
Texas A&M8119
Oklahoma9810
Notre Dame10911
Oregon11148
Miami (FL)121012
USC131315
Penn State141216
Michigan151514
Clemson162113
Missouri171618
Georgia Tech182020
Washington192221
TCU202527
Rutgers212324
Florida223319
Maryland232732
SMU242428
Wisconsin251725
Kentucky262923
UCF281826
Ole Miss291922
Florida State344117


Top ranked recruits

The following individuals were rated by one of the major media outlets among the top 25 players in the country in the Class of 2025. They are listed in order of their highest ranking by any of the major media outlets. Rankings may change, and the rankings reflected below are current as of October 11, 2024.

PlayerPositionSchoolESPN [4] Rivals [5] 247Sports [6] On3 [7]
Bryce Underwood QuarterbackLSU1211
Tavien St. Clair QuarterbackOhio State151215
Julian Lewis QuarterbackUSC264645
Will BlackOffensive tackleNotre Dame99501792
David Sanders Jr.Offensive tackleTennessee4336
Dakorien Moore Wide receiverOregon3554
DJ PickettAthleteLSU141193
Devin Sanchez CornerbackOhio State12748
Jahkeem StewartDefensive end45519
Elijah GriffinDefensive tackle5985
Na'eem OffordCornerbackOhio State624610
Justus TerryDefensive tackle781314
Jonah WilliamsLinebackerTexas821716
Isaiah GibsonDefensive endGeorgia3060177
Michael FasusiOffensive tackleOklahoma9122729
Michael CarrollOffensive guardAlabama311469
Keelon Russell QuarterbackAlabama32101026
S.J. AlofaituliOffensive guardMiami (FL)1010657297
Andrew BabalolaOffensive tackle51631511
Zayden WalkerLinebackerGeorgia16391191
Solomon ThomasOffensive tackleFlorida State11232465
Ty HaywoodOffensive tackleAlabama18261812
Kaliq LockettWide receiverTexas23491225
Douglas UtuOffensive tackleOregon1313102282
Lance JacksonDefensive endTexas65586613
Harlem BerryRunning backLSU20144817
Josh PettyOffensive tackleGeorgia Tech271411487
Riley PettijohnLinebackerOhio State48156046
Iose EpenesaDefensive endIowa211151694
Javion HilsonDefensive end71164466
Jaime FfrenchWide receiverTexas17172563
Trey McNuttSafetyOregon35182339
Matt Zollers QuarterbackMissouri951053818
Caleb CunninghamWide receiverAlabama19272228
Jared SmithDefensive endAuburn2811919122
Nathaniel Owusu-BoatengLinebacker741971
Michael Terry IIIAthlete24922056
Hylton StubbsSafetyMiami (FL)932010092
Jackson LloydOffensive tackleAlabama19923114820
Elyiss WilliamsTight endGeorgia40452140
Smith OrogboDefensive endTexas10220917621
Dallas WilsonWide receiverOregon33294022
Blake WoodbyCornerbackAuburn2244129
Jordon DavisonRunning backOregon10022227
Shamari EarlsCornerbackGeorgia756823
Husan LongstreetQuarterbackTexas A&M52832824
Dijon Lee Jr.CornerbackAlabama25283151
Carter LoweOffensive tackleOhio State1502533129

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References

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