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The 2026 season sees Clark County teams playing independent schedules without state championships, with Bishop Gorman leading national rankings and several local programs eyeing title contention.
From August 20 to 29, ESPN’s High School Football Kickoff presents seven marquee matchups that pit the nation’s elite recruits against each other, highlighting commitments, rankings and the legacy of dominant programs.
The Ducks are in a tight recruitment battle with Notre Dame for four‑star defensive tackle Brayden Parks, but the Irish appear favored. Meanwhile, Oregon remains the front‑runner for Ohio linebacker Brayton Feister and continues to bolster its defensive line.
The Oregon Ducks have secured a commanding position in the 2027 class, landing elite talent and earning a top-tier ranking that could still climb.
The West has claimed ten of the last twelve Super 25 titles, and this year's field features powerhouse programs, standout quarterbacks and a showdown that could extend the streak.
The Oregon Ducks have secured 24 verbal commitments for the 2027 class, highlighted by five‑star Xavier Sabb and high‑probability linebacker Brayton Feister, while navigating fierce competitions with Notre Dame, Oklahoma and USC.
The Oregon Ducks have vaulted to fourth place in ESPN's 2027 recruiting class rankings, driven by high‑profile commitments that highlight a expanding national brand and a deep talent pool.
Oregon is aggressively courting a top prospect who is currently pledged to USC, aiming to replicate a 2011 flip that could elevate its 2027 class.
Ohio State’s 2027 recruiting class has dropped from No. 5 to No. 7 in the latest Rivals rankings, overtaken by Oregon and Texas. Key prospects remain, but the class lacks the volume of blue‑chip commits that propelled rivals forward.
Hayden Stepp, a five-star cornerback from Bishop Gorman High School, has chosen the Oregon Ducks over other suitors, bringing elite vision and disciplined play to the defensive backfield.
Xavier Sabb, a Gatorade Player of the Year from New Jersey, chose Oregon over Alabama, joining a wave of elite commitments that reshapes the Ducks' 2027 class.
Oregon is vying with Notre Dame for the nation’s No. 25 overall recruit, Brayden Parks, while already securing key commitments that could push the Ducks into the top three of the national rankings.
Oregon's 2027 football class receives a major boost with the addition of two elite defensive backs, Tae Walden Jr. and Hayden Stepp, who bring top‑100 rankings and impressive prep credentials.
The University of Oregon announced the addition of two top‑ranked defensive backs, Tae Walden Jr. and Hayden Stepp, to its 2027 roster, a move that reshapes the team’s defensive outlook and reinforces its recruiting momentum.
Oregon's 2027 class climbs to third nationally as Tae Walden Jr. and Hayden Stepp pledge to the Ducks, adding depth and pedigree to the secondary.
Hayden Stepp, a four-star cornerback from Nevada, announced his commitment to the Oregon Ducks, rejecting finalists Alabama and California. The decision highlights a competitive recruiting landscape as both programs secure key pieces for the upcoming cycle.
Hayden Stepp, a top Nevada prospect, announced his commitment to Oregon, citing the coaching staff and program vision as key factors in his decision.
Hayden Stepp, a four‑star defensive back and top‑100 prospect in the class of 2027, will reveal his college decision on July 1, pitting Oregon, Alabama and California against each other.
Five-star wide receiver Xavier Sabb is set to announce his college commitment on July 3, with Oregon among his top choices. His upcoming decision is being closely watched as the Ducks aim for a top‑five class.
From Monshun Sales’s Alabama roots to Xavier Sabb’s Oregon lean, the 2027 class is being charted by a series of official trips and emerging preferences.
As the official visit season wraps up, the nation’s highest‑rated seniors in the Class of 2027 have announced their college commitments, setting the stage for a new wave of talent on campus this fall.
Andre Hyppolite, a top-ranked safety from North Miami Beach, announced his pledge to the University of Miami, choosing the Hurricanes over Georgia and Florida. The commitment elevates Miami's class to No. 2 nationally and adds to a wave of five-star talent.
Andre Hyppolite, a four-star safety from North Miami Beach, announced his commitment to the University of Miami, ending a recruitment that also featured heavy interest from Georgia and Florida. His pledge elevates Miami’s 2027 class to the second spot nationally.
Top 2027 defensive back Hayden Stepp, a Las Vegas native, is being courted by Alabama, Georgia, Oregon and California. With Alabama currently leading, each program is leveraging official visits to secure his commitment.