Georgia leads the early commitment period

The early signing period is here and teams around college football will be signing most, if not all, of their respective 2025 classes that will soon be on the scene.

Most players will sign on Wednesday, although some recruiting often lasts until Friday, as the early signing period runs from December 4th to 6th. National Signing Day is February 5, although most recruits sign in the early phase, allowing them to enroll early for spring semesters.

A number of teams are hoping to put together top-10 classes in the 2025 cycle, with numerous SEC teams sitting atop the team standings.

Required reading:When does the 2024 college football early signing period begin? Dates, recruiting rankings for the class of 2025

Here are the current team recruiting rankings according to 247Sports Composite Rankings:

2025 college football recruiting team rankings

This section will be updated as team rankings change.

1. Georgia (No. 1 SEC)

Top offensive recruit: No. 27 overall Talyn Taylor (No. 6 wide receiver)
Top defensive recruit: No. 3 overall Elijah Griffin (No. 1 defensive lineman)
Commitments: 28 commits
Five stars: 5
Four stars: 19
Top 100 players: 8
Points: 286.03

2. Alabama (No. 2 SEC)

Top offensive recruit: No. 2 overall Keelon Russell (No. 2 quarterback)
Top defensive recruit: No. 19 overall Dijon Lee (No. 4 cornerback)
Commitments: 22 commits
Five stars: 4
Four stars: 13
Top 100 players: 9
Points: 283.77

3. Ohio State (No. 1 Big Ten)

Top offensive recruit: No. 7 overall Tavien St. Clair (No. 3 quarterback)
Top defensive recruit: No. 6 overall Devin Sanchez (No. 1 cornerback)
Commitments: 25
Five stars: 3
Four stars: 18
Top 100 players: 8
Points: 278.18

4. Texas (No. 3 SEC)

Top offensive recruit: No. 22 overall Kaliq Lockett (No. 4 receiver)
Top defensive recruit: No. 8 overall Jonah Williams (No. 1 safety)
Commitments: 23
Five stars: 4
Four stars: 12
Top 100 players: 8
Points: 271.67

5. Auburn (No. 4 SEC)

Top offensive recruit: No. 29 overall Deuce Knight (No. 4 quarterback)
Top defensive recruit: No. 40 overall Jared Smith (No. 2 EDGE)
Commitments: 26
Five stars: 1
Four stars: 18
Top 100 players: 7
Points: 276.70

6. Oregon (No. 2 Big Ten)

Top offensive recruit: No. 4 overall Dakorien Moore (No. 1 receiver)
Top defensive recruit: No. 28 overall Trey McNutt (No. 2 safety)
Commitments: 17
Five stars: 3
Four stars: 11
Top 100 players: 7
Points: 259.85

7. Michigan (No. 3 Big Ten)

Top offensive recruit: No. 1 overall Bryce Underwood (No. 1 quarterback)
Top defensive recruit: No. 67 overall Shamari Earls (No. 9 cornerback)
Commitments: 20
Five stars: 2
Four stars: 8
Top 100 players: 5
Points: 261.30

8. LSU (No. 5 SEC)

Top offensive recruit: No. 15 overall Harlem Berry (No. 1 running back)
Top defensive recruit: No. 12 overall DJ Pickett (No. 3 cornerback)
Commitments: 25
Five stars: 2
Four stars: 20
Top 100 players: 5
Points: 268.95

9. Texas A&M (No. 6 SEC)

Top offensive recruit: No. 127 overall Kiotti Armstrong (No. 7 tight end)
Top defensive recruit: No. 63 overall DJ Sanders (No. 8 cornerback)
Commitments: 22
Five stars: 0
Four stars: 18
Top 100 players: 3
Points: 260.15

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