College football National Signing Day: List of top 100 players in 2025 class, commitments

Posted by author January 31, 2025 Football

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In just a mere few days, the next biggest recruiting day on the college football calendar will take place: National Signing Day.

Many, if not all, of the top 100 prospects in the 2025 recruiting class have already signed with their respective programs back in December during the three-day early signing period, which has allowed some to already join their new teams on campus for spring practices.

But for those who haven’t signed yet, they will get the opportunity to put pen to paper on Wednesday and start preparing for the next step of their playing career. Heading into National Signing Day on Wednesday, No. 3 Texas has the top ranked according to 247Sports’ Composite rankings.

Six of the top 10 players in the 2025 recruiting class are signed to five different SEC programs — Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, LSU and Oklahoma — according to 247Sports’ Composite rankings.

Here’s what to know about where the top 100 players in the 2025 recruiting class are heading to and more:

Top 100 college football 2025 recruits

Five-star quarterback Bryce Underwood is ranked as the top player in the 2025 recruiting class per 247Sports Composite rankings. Underwood announced in late November that he was flipping his original commitment from LSU and Brian Kelly to Michigan and Sherrone Moore.

“Honestly, when I had to figure out where my perspective was on everything that will help my family out the most,” Underwood told the Detroit Free Press on when Michigan came back into the picture during his recruiting process. “And also, me knowing that I got to go to school as well.”

Rounding out the top five best players in the 2025 class are QB Keelon Russell (Alabama signee), QB Tavien St. Clair (Ohio State), DL Elijah Griffin (Georgia) and WR Dakorien Moore (Oregon) in numerical order.

Here’s a full breakdown of where the top 100 players in the 2025 recruiting class are heading to:

Rankings are based on 247Sports’ Composite rankings.

QB Bryce Underwood: Michigan
QB Keelon Russell: Alabama
QB Tavien St. Clair: Ohio State
DL Elijah Griffin: Georgia
WR Dakorien Moore: Oregon
OT David Sanders Jr.: Tennessee
CB Devin Sanchez: Ohio State
EDGE Isaiah Gibson: Georgia
CB DJ Pickett: LSU
OT Michael Fasusi: Oklahoma
S Jonah Williams: Texas
DL Justus Terry: Texas
CB Na’eem Offord: Oregon
WR Kaliq Lockett: Texas
OT Andrew Babalola: Michigan
WR Caleb Cunningham: Ole Miss
CB Dijon Lee: Alabama
IOL Michael Carroll: Alabama
WR Jerome Myles: Texas A&M
WR Dallas Wilson: Florida
QB Husan Longstreet: USC
RB Harlem Berry: LSU
DL Jahkeem Stewart: USC
LB Zayden Walker: Georgia
OT Ty Haywood: Unsigned
OT Lamont Rogers: Texas A&M
DL Amare Adams: Clemson
DL Iose Epenesa: Iowa
EDGE Jared Smith: Auburn
TE Linkon Cure: Kansas State
CB Brandon Finney: Oregon
QB Deuce Knight: Auburn
Trey McNutt: Oregon
WR Talyn Taylor: Georgia
DL Lance Jackson: Texas
IOL Soloman Thomas: LSU
TE Elyiss Williams: Georgia
QB Julian Lewis: Colorado
WR Vernell Brown III: Florida
WR Jaime Ffrench: Texas
LB Rley Pettijohn: Ohio State
OT Will Black: Notre Dame
WR Quincy Porter: Ohio State
ATH Michael Terry III: Texas
DL Isaiah Campbell: Tennessee
OT Jackson Llyod: Alabama
CB Kade Phillips: Texas
EDGE Javion Hilson: Missouri
RB Akylin Dear: Alabama
OT Josh Petty: Georgia Tech
S Faheem Delane: Ohio State
CB Dorian Brew: Oregon
S Tae Harris: Georgia Tech
S Hylton Stubbs: Florida
EDGE Justin Hill: Alabama
DL Nathaniel Marshall: Michigan
S Anquon Fegans: Auburn
RB Gideon Davidson: Clemson
CB Chuck McDonald: Alabama
TE Andrew Olesh: Penn State
ATH Derick Smith: Auburn
LB Madden Faraimo: Notre Dame
CB Adonyss Currie: Texas A&M
OT Carter Lowe: Ohio State
S Ivan Taylor: Alabama
CB Ben Hanks Jr.: Florida
DL Malik Autry: Auburn
CB Graceson Littleton: Texas
LB Elijah Barnes: Texas
IOL Carius Curne: LSU
S Eric Winters: Auburn
S Lagonza Hayward: Florida
EDGE Zion Grady: Ohio State
IOL Douglas Utu: Oregon
WR Travis Smith Jr.: Tennessee
WR CJ Wiley: Georgia
RB Ousmane Kromah: FSU
QB Matt Zollers: Missouri
IOL Malachi Goodman: Penn State
QB Bryce Baker: UNC
ATH Dallas Golden: Notre Dame
IOL Devin Harper: Ole Miss
WR Daylan McCutcheon: Texas
DL Bryce Davis: Duke
WR Andrew Marsh: Michigan
EDGE Zahir Mathis: Uncommitted
DL DJ Sanders: Texas A&M
DL Kevin Wynn: FSU
LB Matai Tagoa’i: USC
IOL Jaylen Gilchrist: Maryland
TE Da’Saahn Brame: Tennessee
QB Jaron Keawe Sagapolutele: Oregon
LB Tarvos Alford: Ohio State
OT Ziyare Addison: Oregon
CB Shamari Earls: Michigan
DL Darre Ikinnagbon: Georgia
IOL Seuseu Alofaituli: Miami
WR Cortez Mills: Nebraska
LB Zaydrius Rainey-Sale: Washington
TE Nick Townsend: Texas

Top unsigned college football 2025 recruits

Heading into Wednesday’s National Signing Day, the top unsigned player in the 2025 recruiting class is four-star offensive tackle Ty Haywood, the No. 25 ranked player in the class per 247Sports’ composite rankings.

As of Tuesday, Jan. 28, there is no crystal ball prediction for Haywood on 247Sports. However, the recruiting website does have “warm” listed next to Michigan and Florida State among the teams that Haywood holds offers from.

Here’s a list of the top 100 unsigned players in the 2025 recruiting class per 247Sports’ composite rankings: