As National Signing Day 2025 approaches, the landscape of college football recruiting is taking shape, with many top prospects having already committed during the early signing period in December.
This early commitment allows these athletes to integrate into their new teams ahead of spring practices. However, for those who have yet to finalize their decisions, the upcoming Signing Day on February 5 offers the opportunity to officially commit to their chosen programs.
Leading the 2025 recruiting class is five-star quarterback Bryce Underwood from Belleville High School in Michigan. Standing at 6-foot-3.5 and weighing 205 pounds, Underwood has committed to the University of Michigan, bolstering their offensive lineup.
Following closely is wide receiver Dakorien Moore from Duncanville High School in Texas. At 5-foot-11 and 182 pounds, Moore has pledged to the University of Oregon, adding significant depth to their receiving corps.
The top five recruits are rounded out by quarterback Keelon Russell, defensive lineman Elijah Griffin, and offensive tackle David Sanders Jr. Russell, hailing from Duncanville, Texas, has committed to Alabama. Griffin, from Savannah Christian Prep in Georgia, will join the University of Georgia. Sanders, from Providence Day School in North Carolina, has chosen the University of Tennessee.
As of now, the University of Texas boasts the top-ranked recruiting class for 2025, with 24 commits, including four five-star and 14 four-star recruits. Following Texas are Georgia, Alabama, Oregon, and Ohio State, each securing a significant number of top-tier commitments.
While many top prospects have already committed, some notable players remain uncommitted as National Signing Day approaches. Offensive tackle Ty Haywood, ranked 25th nationally, is among the highest-rated players yet to announce his decision.
National Signing Day not only finalizes team rosters but also reflects broader trends in college football recruiting, including the impact of the transfer portal and Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals. The class of 2025 is the first to fully experience these dynamics, adding a new layer of complexity to the recruiting process.
As the February 5 deadline approaches, the college football community eagerly anticipates the final commitments that will shape the upcoming season and the future of these programs.
Top 100 players in 2025 recruiting class, as per 247Sports
- Bryce Underwood, QB: Michigan
- Keelon Russell, QB: Alabama
- Tavien St. Clair, QB: Ohio State
- Elijah Griffin, DL: Georgia
- Dakorien Moore, WR: Oregon
- David Sanders, Jr., OT: Tennessee
- Devin Sanchez, CB: Ohio State
- Isaiah Gibson, Edge: Georgia
- D.J. Pickett, CB: LSU
- Michael Fasusi, OT: Oklahoma
- Jonah Williams, DB: Texas
- Justus Terry, DL: Texas
- Na’eem Offord, CB: Oregon
- Kaliq Lockett, WR: Texas
- Andrew Babalola, OT: Michigan
- Caleb Cunningham, WR: Ole Miss
- Dijon Lee, CB: Alabama
- Michael Carroll, OL: Alabama
- Jerome Myles, WR: Texas A&M
- Dallas Wilson, WR: Florida
- Husan Longstreet, QB: USC
- Harlem Berry, RB: LSU
- Jahkeem Stewart, DL: USC
- Zayden Walker, LB: Georgia
- Ty Haywood, OT: Unsigned
- Lamont Rogers, OT: Texas A&M
- Amare Adams, DL: Clemson
- Iose Epenesa, DL: Iowa
- Jared Smith, Edge: Auburn
- Linkon Cure, TE: Kansas State
- Brandon Finney, CB: Oregon
- Deuce Knight, QB: Auburn
- Trey McNutt, DB: Oregon
- Talyn Taylor, WR: Georgia
- Lance Jackson, DL: Texas
- Solomon Thomas, OL: LSU
- Elyiss Williams, TE: Georgia
- Julian Lewis, QB: Colorado
- Vernell Brown, WR: Florida
- Jaime Ffrench, WR: Texas
- Riley Pettijohn, LB: Ohio State
- Will Black, OT: Notre Dame
- Quincy Porter, WR: Ohio State
- Michael Terry, Athlete: Texas
- Isaiah Campbell, DL: Tennessee
- Jackson Lloyd, OT: Alabama
- Kade Phillips, CB: Texas
- Javon Hilson, Edge: Missouri
- Akylin Dear, RB: Alabama
- Josh Petty, OT: Georgia Tech
- Faheem Delane, DB: Ohio State
- Dorian Brew, CB: Oregon
- Tae Harris, DB: Georgia Tech
- Hylton Stubbs, DB: Florida
- Justin Hill, Edge: Alabama
- Nathaniel Marshall, DL: Michigan
- Anquon Fegans, DB: Auburn
- Gideon Davidson, RB: Clemson
- Chuck McDonald, CB: Alabama
- Andrew Olesh, TE: Penn State
- Derick Smith, Athlete: Auburn
- Madden Faraimo, LB: Notre Dame
- Adonis Curris, CB: Texas A&M
- Carter Lowe, OT: Ohio State
- Ivan Taylor, DB: Alabama
- Ben Hanks, Jr., CB: Florida
- Malik Autry, DL: Auburn
- Graceson Littleton, CB: Texas
- Elijah Barnes, LB: Texas
- Carius Curne, OL: LSU
- Eric Winters, DB: Auburn
- Lagonza Hayward, DB: Florida
- Zion Grady, Edge: Ohio State
- Douglas Utu, OL: Oregon
- Travis Smith, Jr., WR: Tennessee
- CJ Wiley, WR: Georgia
- Ousmane Kromah, RB: Florida State
- Matt Zollers, QB: Missouri
- Malachi Goodman, OL: Penn State
- Bryce Baker, QB: North Carolina
- Dallas Golden, Athlete: Notre Dame
- Devin Harper, OL: Ole Miss
- Daylan McCutcheon, WR: Texas
- Bryce Davis, DL: Duke
- Andrew Marsh, WR: Michigan
- Zahir Mathis, Edge: Uncommitted
- DJ Sanders, DL: Texas A&M
- Kevin Wynn, DL: Florida State
- Matai Tagoa’i, LB: USC
- Jaylen Gilchrist, OL: Maryland
- Da’Saahn Brame, TE: Tennessee
- Jaron Keawe Sagapolutele, QB: Oregon
- Tarvos Alford, LB: Ohio State
- Ziyare Addison, OT: Oregon
- Shamari Earls, CB: Michigan
- Darre Ikinnagbon, DL: Georgia
- Seuseu Alofaituli, OL: Miami
- Cortez Mills, WR: Nebraska
- Zaydarius Rainey-Sale: Washington
- Nick Townsend, TE: Texas
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