Here’s where Notre Dame football’s 2025 recruiting class ranks after National Signing Day
Notre Dame football freshman LB Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa on his CFP return
Notre Dame football freshman LB Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa on his return to play in the CFP after suffering a knee injury on Nov. 23 vs. Army.
SOUTH BEND — Notre Dame football offered no 11th-hour surprises ahead of National Signing Day on Wednesday.
While Michigan was able to sign four-star offensive lineman Ty Haywood (ranked No. 42 nationally by 247Sports Composite), the Irish used Wednesday to celebrate the 19th birthday of incoming offensive tackle Will Black (No. 37 nationally).
How does Notre Dame football’s 2025 signing class rank after National Signing Day?
According to 247Sports Composite, Notre Dame football held steady at No. 12 nationally in the rankings for 2025 high school signees.
Among non-SEC schools, Notre Dame trailed only defending national champion Ohio State (No. 3), Oregon (No. 5) and Michigan (No. 6) in the signing class rankings.
Right behind the Irish to round out the top 15 were Miami, USC and Penn State.
How does Notre Dame football’s 2025 transfer class rank after National Signing Day?
Notre Dame signed eight transfers in December and January. That ranked 55th nationally, according to 247Sports Composite, in terms of current value.
Virginia graduate transfer wideout Malachi Fields and Alabama graduate transfer defensive back DeVonta Smith were the only Irish portal additions to rate four stars in this cycle.
Ohio State (No. 34) and Georgia (No. 47) are the only programs ranked ahead of Notre Dame in terms of portal impact with fewer incoming transfers. The Buckeyes and the Bulldogs have signed six transfers apiece thus far.
Mike Berardino covers Notre Dame football for the South Bend Tribune and NDInsider.com. Follow him on social media @MikeBerardino.
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