Admin December 4, 2024
US LBM Coaches Poll: How damaging was Ohio State’s loss to Michigan?
The latest US LBM Coaches Poll is here and Paul Myerberg explains the impact Ohio States shocking loss to rival Michigan.
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The early signing period is here, and teams around college football will sign most, if not all, of their respective 2025 classes who will soon grace the gridiron.
Most players will sign Wednesday, although some recruitments often last until Friday, as the early signing period lasts from Dec. 4-6. National Signing Day is on Feb. 5, although most recruits sign during the early period so they can enroll early for spring semesters.
A number of teams are hoping to put together top-10 classes in the 2025 cycle, with numerous SEC teams near the top of the team rankings.
Here are the current team recruiting rankings, per 247Sports’ Composite rankings:
College football recruiting team rankings 2025
This section will be updated as team rankings change.
1. Georgia (No. 1 SEC)
- Top offensive recruit: No. 27 overall Talyn Taylor (No. 6 wide receiver)
- Top defensive recruit: No. 3 overall Elijah Griffin (No. 1 defensive lineman)
- Commits: 28 commits
- Five-stars: 5
- Four-stars: 19
- Top 100 players: 8
- Points: 286.03
2. Alabama (No. 2 SEC)
- Top offensive recruit: No. 2 overall Keelon Russell (No. 2 quarterback)
- Top defensive recruit: No. 19 overall Dijon Lee (No. 4 cornerback)
- Commits: 22 commits
- Five-stars: 4
- Four-stars: 13
- Top 100 players: 9
- Points: 283.77
3. Ohio State (No. 1 Big Ten)
- Top offensive recruit: No. 7 overall Tavien St. Clair (No. 3 quarterback)
- Top defensive recruit: No. 6 overall Devin Sanchez (No. 1 cornerback)
- Commits: 25
- Five-stars: 3
- Four-stars: 18
- Top 100 players: 8
- Points: 278.18
4. Texas (No. 3 SEC)
- Top offensive recruit: No. 22 overall Kaliq Lockett (No. 4 receiver)
- Top defensive recruit: No. 8 overall Jonah Williams (No. 1 safety)
- Commits: 23
- Five-stars: 4
- Four-stars: 12
- Top 100 players: 8
- Points: 271.67
5. Auburn (No. 4 SEC)
- Top offensive recruit: No. 29 overall Deuce Knight (No. 4 quarterback)
- Top defensive recruit: No. 40 overall Jared Smith (No. 2 EDGE)
- Commits: 26
- Five-stars: 1
- Four-stars: 18
- Top 100 players: 7
- Points: 276.70
6. Oregon (No. 2 Big Ten)
- Top offensive recruit: No. 4 overall Dakorien Moore (No. 1 receiver)
- Top defensive recruit: No. 28 overall Trey McNutt (No. 2 safety)
- Commits: 17
- Five-stars: 3
- Four-stars: 11
- Top 100 players: 7
- Points: 259.85
7. Michigan (No. 3 Big Ten)
- Top offensive recruit: No. 1 overall Bryce Underwood (No. 1 quarterback)
- Top defensive recruit: No. 67 overall Shamari Earls (No. 9 cornerback)
- Commits: 20
- Five-stars: 2
- Four-stars: 8
- Top 100 players: 5
- Points: 261.30
8. LSU (No. 5 SEC)
- Top offensive recruit: No. 15 overall Harlem Berry (No. 1 running back)
- Top defensive recruit: No. 12 overall DJ Pickett (No. 3 cornerback)
- Commits: 25
- Five-stars: 2
- Four-stars: 20
- Top 100 players: 5
- Points: 268.95
9. Texas A&M (No. 6 SEC)
- Top offensive recruit: No. 127 overall Kiotti Armstrong (No. 7 tight end)
- Top defensive recruit: No. 63 overall DJ Sanders (No. 8 cornerback)
- Commits: 22
- Five-stars: 0
- Four-stars: 18
- Top 100 players: 3
- Points: 260.15
10. Tennessee (No. 7 SEC)
- Top offensive recruit: No. 5 overall David Sanders Jr. (No. 1 offensive tackle)
- Top defensive recruit: No. 97 overall Mariyon Dye (No. 13 defensive lineman)
- Commits: 24
- Five-stars: 1
- Four-stars: 13
- Top 100 players: 5
- Points: 252.57