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]
Georgia121
Ohio State213
Alabama352
Auburn535
Texas444
LSU666
Tennessee789
Oregon8127
Miami (FL)10710
Michigan9118
Notre Dame13913
Oklahoma141014
Texas A&M121311
USC111412
Penn State151615
Ole Miss161516
Georgia Tech171919
Missouri192617
Nebraska201720
Washington182321
Wisconsin241824
Clemson293818
Kentucky252023
South Carolina222122
TCU212527
Rutgers272228
Maryland232832
SMU282430
Florida State344325

Top ranked recruits

The following individuals were rated by one of the major media outlets among the top 20 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 November 23, 2024.

PlayerPositionSchoolESPN [4] Rivals [5] 247Sports [6] On3 [7]
Bryce Underwood QuarterbackMichigan1211
Tavien St. Clair QuarterbackOhio State171321
Keelon Russell QuarterbackAlabama14323
Julian Lewis QuarterbackColorado2611559
Will Black Offensive tackleNotre Dame9819702
Dakorien Moore Wide receiverOregon3587
Elijah GriffinDefensive tackleGeorgia6744
David Sanders Jr.Offensive tackleTennessee54711
Na'eem Offord CornerbackOregon4201210
Devin Sanchez CornerbackOhio State1010512
Isaiah GibsonDefensive endGeorgia1913105
Jonah WilliamsAthleteTexas815615
DJ PickettAthleteLSU1611196
Justus TerryDefensive tackleTexas79924
Jahkeem Stewart Defensive endUSC1185425
Lance JacksonDefensive endTexas7033388
Michael FasusiOffensive tackleOklahoma9121722
Michael CarrollOffensive guardAlabama7414139
Andrew Babalola Offensive tackleMichigan27441114
S.J. AlofaituliOffensive guardMiami (FL)1213290
Solomon ThomasOffensive tackleLSU13244361
Husan Longstreet QuarterbackUSC47882813
Iose EpenesaDefensive endIowa281151487
Douglas UtuOffensive tackleOregon1522168284
Dijon LeeCornerbackAlabama32251550
Lamont RogersOffensive tackleTexas A&M24762716
Kaliq LockettWide receiverTexas29511636
Javion HilsonDefensive endMissouri77166976
Harlem Berry Running backLSU26173618
Quincy PorterWide receiverOhio State651199517
Ty HaywoodOffensive tackleAlabama18372048
Zayden WalkerLinebackerGeorgia23391888
Riley PettijohnLinebackerOhio State57189444
Jaron-Keawe SagapoluteleQuarterbackOregon9010619
Blake WoodbyCornerbackAuburn2047153
Jackson LloydOffensive tackleAlabama100605720

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