Ohio’s brightest football talents are stepping into the spotlight. Drawing on 2024 All-Ohio selections, postseason honors, and breakout performances, the Rivals Ohio team has unveiled a list of running backs destined to leave their mark on major college programs.
As Lane Kiffin intensifies his recruiting efforts, the Ole Miss Rebels stand on the cusp of significant commitments. With talents like Rodney Colton and Craig Tutt in the spotlight, the team faces stiff competition from Colorado and Tennessee.
In an unprecedented move, a five-star offensive tackle has signed a fully guaranteed NIL deal with Texas Tech, marking what is believed to be the largest revenue-share agreement in college football history.
A new USC commit reveals how guidance from NFL stars, including Ceedee Lamb, influenced his path to the Trojans. The commitment marks a significant win for coach Lincoln Riley’s recruiting efforts, showcasing the impact of professional mentorship on college athletics.
In a surprising decision, a top-tier wide receiver has opted for the University of Michigan over his home state favorite, Texas Tech, marking a significant shift in the recruiting landscape.
Despite a delayed start due to Scott Frost’s late hiring, the UCF Knights are making significant strides in building their 2026 recruiting class. Focusing strategically on team needs, they are carving out their place in the competitive recruiting landscape.
In a significant win for Minnesota football, top in-state recruit Roman Voss has committed to the Gophers, turning down offers from 14 major programs including Alabama and Auburn. Ranked 12th nationally by 247Sports, Voss’s decision marks a pivotal moment for the team.
Elite quarterback and top recruit Ryder Lyons has announced his commitment date, intensifying the recruiting battle between BYU and Oregon. As analysts weigh in, the college football world eagerly awaits his decision.
Notre Dame football has secured a pivotal commitment from 4-star offensive tackle Grayson McKeogh of Pennsylvania, edging out Penn State and Texas. This significant addition to the 2026 class strengthens the Fighting Irish’s future offensive line.
Kansas State University’s football program has bolstered its 2026 recruiting class with the addition of a highly-recruited safety. This commitment marks a significant achievement for head coach Chris Klieman and the Wildcats, promising a stronger defensive lineup in the years to come.
