College football recruiting rankings: Top classes, players after 2025 National Signing Day
Tim Tebow weighs in on CFP format, top NFL draft prospects and more
Tim Tebow weighs in on college football, what he loves about top NFL draft prospects, and his partnership with AT&T.
With National Signing Day coming and going on Wednesday, college football programs have largely finalized their 2025 recruiting classes.
Only two top 100 prospects in 247Sports’ Composite rankings entered Wednesday unsigned, as the vast majority of players signed to their respective teams in the early signing period from Wednesday, Dec. 4, through Friday, Dec. 6. A large portion of players have also already made it to campus of their respective programs after graduating early.
Players who signed on National Signing Day will join their team in the summer, ahead of their first semester in the fall.
Unsurprisingly, four of the teams in the top five of the team rankings made the College Football Playoff last season, with blue-blood Alabama the lone exception.
Here are the final team recruiting rankings for the 2025 cycle:
Final college football team recruiting rankings
Here are the final team rankings for best high school recruiting classes in 2025, per 247Sports’ Composite rankings.
- Texas (309.08 points)
- Georgia (301.80)
- Ohio State (295.82)
- Alabama (294.85)
- Oregon (293.19)
- Auburn (284.58)
- Michigan (280.75)
- Florida (280.48)
- Texas A&M (279.72)
- LSU (279.20)
- Tennessee (277.38)
- Notre Dame (268.01)
- Miami (256.88)
- USC (255.00)
- Penn State (252.93)
- Ole Miss (250.61)
- Oklahoma (247.34)
- South Carolina (243.39)
- Florida State (243.37)
- Missouri (241.19)
- Georgia Tech (240.09)
- Nebraska (236.355)
- Washington (235.00)
- TCU (229.15)
- Wisconsin (226.43)
Top football recruits in 2025 class
Here are the top 25 recruits of the 2025 recruiting class, per 247Sports’ Composite rankings:
- QB Keelon Russell (Alabama)
- QB Bryce Underwood (Michigan)
- DL Elijah Griffin (Georgia)
- QB Tavien St. Clair (Ohio State)
- CB Devin Sanchez (Ohio State)
- S Jonah Williams (Texas)
- WR Dakorien Moore (Oregon)
- OT Michael Fasusi (Oklahoma)
- OT David Sanders Jr. (Tennessee)
- EDGE Isaiah Gibson (Georgia)
- CB DJ Pickett (LSU)
- CB Na’eem Offord (Oregon)
- DL Justus Terry (Texas)
- CB Dijon Lee (Alabama)
- WR Kaliq Lockett (Texas)
- RB Harlem Berry (LSU)
- OT Andrew Babalola (Michigan)
- IOL Michael Carroll (Alabama)
- WR Jerome Myles (Texas A&M)
- WR Quincy Porter (Ohio State)
- QB Husan Longstreet (USC)
- LB Zayden Walker (Georgia)
- WR Talyn Taylor (Georgia)
- EDGE Lance Jackson (Texas)
- CB Kade Phillips (Texas)
Related
Who has the most high school flag football state titles?
Flag football is still fairly new, with Nevada officially adding it as a sanctioned sport for the 2016-17 school year. However, several teams have establis
Pro Bowl audience plummets by 18 percent for Sunday’s flag-football…
The non-Pro Bowl Pro Bowl isn’t doing very well with the customers.Via Austin Karp of Sports Business Journal, the NFL’
:quality(70):focal(211x262:221x272)/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/shawmedia/LD7UMG4M2NGTBMKXODTM3AGIEM.jpg "Former Iroquois County official accused of gambling while being on the clock")
