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The latest Rivals rankings reveal surprising placements, with Texas A&M at No. 1 and programs like UCLA, Ole Miss and Virginia Tech breaking into the top tier, reshaping expectations for the 2027 class.
Jaiden Bryant, a five-star defensive end and the No. 19 overall prospect in the Class of 2027, announced his decommitment from LSU and pledged to the Miami Hurricanes, a move that vaults the program to the No. 3 spot in the 247Sports Composite Team Rankings.
An overview of the major offseason moves shaping the 2026 college football season, from quarterback battles to coaching changes.
Waylon Wooten, a 2027 three‑star defensive lineman from Grayson High School, has pledged to the Georgia Bulldogs, marking the first defensive‑line commitment in the class and adding to a growing list of key recruits.
Four-star safety prospect KJ Caldwell pledged to NC State on Thursday, passing over Georgia, Kansas State and Mississippi State. The commitment marks a notable loss for the Bulldogs, who have also seen other top prospects flip.
Texas A&M's surge to the top of the 2027 recruiting class, led by Mike Elko's five‑star haul, signals a dramatic reshaping of conference dynamics, while Miami, Oklahoma, Notre Dame and others jostle for position.
Georgia’s recent back‑to‑back SEC titles and national championships have been achieved without splashing cash on recruits, a strategy that has alienated some top prospects but may yet prove sustainable.
A look at the top-ranked prospect's stats, his official visits and the schools vying for his commitment
Four‑star cornerback Ai’King Hall flipped his pledge from the Oregon Ducks to the Miami Hurricanes, a move that drops Oregon’s 2027 class ranking and highlights the impact of former coach Mario Cristobal’s new squad.
The 4-star cornerback Ai'King Hall has switched his commitment from Oregon to Miami, a move that elevates the Hurricanes' recruiting class and reshapes the secondary outlook.
Five-star edge rusher KJ Green has finalized his official visit schedule, starting with a trip to Georgia from May 15-17. Ranked among the top defensive prospects, his choices could reshape the Bulldogs’ 2027 class amid recent decommitments.
KJ Green, a five‑star edge rusher ranked among the nation’s top eight prospects for the class of 2027, is set to begin his official visits with a stop at the University of Georgia. The trip comes as the Bulldogs’ recruiting class has been hit by the loss of two committed players.
Alabama, Florida, Georgia, LSU, Miami, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, and USC each secured key five-star pledges, shaping the upcoming season's storylines.
As spring gives way to summer, college football programs are locking in elite five-star commitments, reshaping the 2027 recruiting landscape across the nation.
Mark Matthews, the top‑rated offensive tackle of the 2027 class, announced his commitment to Texas A&M, cementing a recruiting class that already includes five five‑star prospects and positioning the Aggies at the forefront of next year's talent race.
With the usual Lane Kiffin buzz fading, college football’s offseason reveals deeper storylines that could redefine the sport’s power structure.
Four‑star safety Davion Jones, a standout from North Carolina, is set to visit Georgia, Auburn, LSU, South Carolina and Indiana as he narrows his college choices, a decision that could markedly affect the Bulldogs' waning 2027 recruiting momentum.
Four‑star quarterback Peter Bourque chose Virginia Tech over Georgia after decommitting from Michigan, a move that impacts the Bulldogs’ top‑ranked recruiting efforts and leaves only one elite quarterback target on their board.
Peter Bourque, a four‑star quarterback from Massachusetts, is set to announce his college choice among Georgia, Penn State and Virginia Tech. Georgia is viewed as the frontrunner, and his potential commitment would bolster a 2027 class already rich with top talent.
The Bulldogs have added Temorris Campbell and Jaxon Dollar while losing top cornerbacks, positioning them in the middle of a competitive SEC recruiting race.
Four-star linebacker Kenneth Simon II chose Alabama on May 11, opting for the Crimson Tide over Georgia, Ole Miss and Tennessee. The commitment arrives amid tight rankings and recent losses for Georgia, while Alabama adds a top prospect to a class that already includes five-star quarterback Elijah Haven.
On May 11, Kenneth Simon II chose Alabama over Georgia, Ole Miss and Tennessee, adding a top prospect to a Crimson Tide class that already boasts five-star quarterback Elijah Haven. Georgia, meanwhile, retains elite talent but faces recent losses that underscore the volatility of the recruiting cycle.
Despite losing two high‑profile commitments, the University of Georgia adds Temorris Campbell Jr. to its 2027 class, a three‑star linebacker from Miami who cites the school’s defensive tradition as a key factor.
Georgia secures a pledge from Temorris Campbell Jr., a 6‑foot‑1, 210‑pound linebacker from Opa‑Locka, Florida, while the program navigates the loss of other high‑profile commitments.