Early Signing Day: Top 10 Recruiting Classes in the Class of 2025
The early signing window for the Class of 2025 has opened, and many top prospects have already signed their letters of intent to commit to their colleges. Here’s a look at the top 10 recruiting classes in the country, based on 247 Sports’ composite ranking:
1. Texas (24 commits) – Composite score: 306.67
Steve Sarkisian’s program leads the way with four 5-star signees, including defensive backs, wide receivers, and a two-way star athlete.
2. Alabama (22 commits) – Composite score: 304.69
Kalen DeBoer’s first full recruiting class at Alabama features four 5-star signees, including a quarterback, an offensive lineman, a cornerback, and an edge rusher.
3. Georgia (27 commits) – Composite score: 302.14
For the ninth straight year, Georgia has a top-five class in 247’s composite rankings, with five 5-star signees, including three defensive players and two wide receivers.
4. Oregon (21 commits) – Composite score: 300.60
The Ducks have climbed up 247’s composite class rankings with five-star signings like Dakorien Moore, a top-ranked wide receiver, and two-way star athlete.
5. Ohio State (26 commits) – Composite score: 297.60
Despite losing cornerback Na’eem Offord to Oregon, Ryan Day’s program still features 20 4-star signees and two 5-star signees, including a quarterback and a cornerback.
6. Auburn (25 commits) – Composite score: 289.48
Deuce Knight, a 5-star quarterback, headlines the Tigers’ best recruiting class in quite some time, with 16 4-star signees and eight 3-star signees.
7. Michigan (23 commits) – Composite score: 287.87
The Wolverines secured a major coup in late November when they landed 5-star quarterback Bryce Underwood, who is ranked as the top overall prospect in 247’s composite ranking.
8. LSU (23 commits) – Composite score: 283.57
Brian Kelly’s program lost two 5-star prospects, but still secured a talented group of 18 4-star signees, including a top-15 overall prospect and the third-best cornerback.
9. Texas A&M (25 commits) – Composite score: 283.53
The Aggies secured the commitments of the top prospects in their recruiting class, including two 5-star signees and 18 4-star signees.
10. Tennessee (26 commits) – Composite score: 279.26
Josh Heupel’s program moved ahead of Florida with its late commitments, including a 5-star offensive tackle, four 4-star signees, and 10 3-star signees.
