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Kaydon Finley, son of ex-NFL player Jermichael Finley, committed to Notre Dame over Texas, joining their top-ranked 2026 recruiting class as a four-star wide receiver, influenced by strong relationships with coaching staff and fellow recruits.
Five-star defensive end Jahkeem Stewart, ranked No. 11 in the 2025 ESPN 300, has committed to USC, becoming the top recruit in Lincoln Riley's 2025 class. Stewart, originally from Louisiana, reclassified from the 2026 class and chose USC over Oregon, Ohio State, and LSU. Despite playing only 12 varsity games due to eligibility issues, Stewart is a highly regarded prospect known for his competitive mindset and versatility on the defensive line. His commitment is a significant boost for USC, which has faced recent decommitments from other top recruits.
Four-star wide receiver Jerome Myles, ranked No. 33 in the 2025 ESPN 300, has committed to Texas A&M after decommitting from USC. Myles, who was the top prospect in USC's class, is now expected to sign with the Aggies, becoming the second-highest ranked member of their incoming class. Texas A&M, which has the No. 7 class in ESPN's 2025 rankings, had been a close contender for Myles and hosted him twice this fall.
Four-star athlete Michael Terry III, ranked 30th in the 2025 ESPN 300, has committed to the Texas Longhorns over Nebraska and Oregon. Terry, a versatile player from San Antonio, is the third-ranked athlete prospect in the 2025 cycle and was one of the top uncommitted recruits. His commitment adds to Texas' impressive recruiting class, which includes 17 ESPN 300 prospects. Terry is expected to play a significant role in Texas' offense, joining other top recruits like quarterback K.J. Lacey and wide receivers Jaime Ffrench and Kaliq Lockett.
Bo Jackson, a four-star running back from Cleveland and the No. 136 recruit in the ESPN 300, has committed to Ohio State's 2025 football recruiting class. Jackson, who chose the Buckeyes over Alabama and Georgia, is the ninth-best running back in the ESPN 300 and the No. 6 overall prospect in Ohio for 2025. This commitment bolsters Ohio State's top-ranked recruiting class, which now includes eight top-150 recruits.
Four-star quarterback George MacIntyre has committed to Tennessee, marking a significant in-state recruiting win for coach Josh Heupel. MacIntyre, ranked No. 39 in the 2025 ESPN 300, is the second-best pocket passer in his class and will be joining the Volunteers as their first in-state ESPN 300 signal-caller in program history. His commitment follows that of tight end Jack VanDorselaer, making him the second ESPN 300 prospect in Tennessee's 2025 class. MacIntyre's decision to stay close to home comes after Tennessee's recent success, and he will join a quarterback room led by Nico Iamaleava, who impressed in his first career start during the Cheez-It Citrus Bowl.
The Georgia Bulldogs have the top-ranked class in college football for the 2024 recruiting cycle, with 20 ESPN 300 commitments. While some teams had success in signing high-profile recruits, others missed out and are still searching for answers. The article highlights the winners and losers of the signing day, taking into account the entire recruiting process.
Terry Bussey, the No. 25 recruit in the 2024 class, has committed to Texas A&M. The 5-foot-11, 185-pound athlete, who has been recruited as a receiver and defensive back, chose the Aggies over Oklahoma, Texas, LSU, and Alabama. Bussey's impressive stats from last season, along with his academic achievements, made him a highly sought-after prospect. Texas A&M now has 10 ESPN 300 commitments in their 2024 class, including six in the top 100.
Aaron Butler, the No. 80 overall recruit in the 2024 ESPN 300, has committed to play football for Deion Sanders at the University of Colorado. Butler, who had previously been committed to USC, cited the coaching staff's belief in him and the opportunity to catch 50 passes as a freshman as reasons for his decision. The 6-foot-1, 175-pound athlete is projected to play wide receiver in offensive coordinator Sean Lewis' system.
The Michigan Wolverines have added two ESPN 300 recruits, tight end Brady Prieskorn and defensive tackle Jerod Smith Jr., to their 2024 class. Prieskorn, the No. 92 prospect overall, chose Michigan over offers from several top programs. With these additions, Michigan now has nine ESPN 300 recruits in their 2024 class, putting them at No. 3 overall in the class rankings. This is a significant improvement for the Wolverines, who have struggled to crack the top five in recent years despite on-field success.