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The season opener between Baylor School and Brentwood Academy set the stage for a 2027 class that blends in‑state commitments with national destinations.
The Commercial Appeal's Dandy Dozen list spotlights the elite high school football players from the Memphis area who are committing to major college programs, highlighting key statistics and future prospects.
Four‑star defensive lineman Antwan Jackson announced his commitment to Ole Miss, citing the program’s early offer and his relationship with coach Pete Golding. Ranked No. 16 in Tennessee and No. 33 nationally among edge rushers, Jackson adds a potent pass‑rush to the Rebels’ 2027 class.
Despite a setback in the 2027 recruiting cycle, Ole Miss is banking on home‑grown talent and a strong finish to the 2026 season to prove its recent rise is more than a fleeting phenomenon.
A look at the leading offensive line talents in the Memphis area, their rankings, and the colleges they will join.
Four‑star offensive tackle Antonio Berry chose the Rebels over a field that included Alabama, Florida and Kentucky, adding to a pipeline of elite linemen that includes Mitchell Turner and Ben'Jarvius Shumaker.
Three‑star recruit Khamoni Williams announced his commitment to Auburn University on June 21, ending his pledge to West Virginia and positioning himself as a cornerstone for Southwind's 2026 campaign.
Lawrence Britt, a four-star junior athlete from Lausanne, announced his commitment to the University of Missouri, joining a growing list of top prospects from the Memphis area.
The Ohio State football program has not added a new recruit to its 2027 class in three weeks, leaving just 13 total commits, five of them offensive linemen. Four‑star prospect Antonio Keefer chose Ole Miss over Ohio State, LSU and Memphis, and the staff is now focusing on other positions.
The Rebels are hosting a high‑profile recruiting weekend that may flip several blue‑chip athletes from rival programs, a crucial test for Coach Pete Golding’s early tenure.