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College Football Recruiting Rankings

1. Alabama – 4,970 points – 25 commits (Last ranking: 1)

2. Georgia – 4,864 – 23 commits (2)

3. Michgian -4,616 – 27 commits (3)

4. Ohio State – 4,257 – 19 commits (4)

5. Oklahoma – 4,176 – 24 commits (5)

6. Texas A&M – 3,517 – 27 commits (6)

7. Florida State – 3,310 – 19 commits (11)

8. Auburn – 3,141 – 19 commits (7)

9. Tennessee – 3,131 – 26 commits (8)

10 LSU – 3.098 – 19 commits (9)

T-11. Maryland – 2,928 – 28 commits (12)

T-11. Penn State -2,928 – 19 commits (13)

13. Notre Dame – 2,675 – 15 commits (10)

14. USC – 2,564 – 17 commits (14)

15. Clemson – 2,449 – 13 commits (15)

16. Miami (Fla.) – 2,441 – 19 commits (16)

17. Washington – 2,428 – 16 commits (17)

18. Michigan State – 2,351 – 18 commits (22)

19. South Carolina – 2,279 – 23 commits (18)

20. Louisville – 2,257 – 22 commits (24)

21. Mississippi State – 2,221 – 21 commits (21)

22. Florida – 2,184 – 15 commits (21)

23. UCLA – 2,163 – 14 commits (23)

24. Colorado – 2,155 – 24 commits (19)

25. Nebraska – 2,146 – 16 commits (NR)

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The No. 1 recruit in the state of Texas is now the only five-star recruit in the ESPN 300 who has yet to made a decision. Okudah, a fellow five-star talent and the No. 2 prospect in Texas, finally made his plan known on Saturday. He’s going to Ohio State. He’s hoping Wilson will, too.

Okudah and Browning leave for Columbus tomorrow. Wilson realizes they’re going to be recruiting him relentlessly from now until signing day.

“I don’t even want to see them after this game,” Wilson said with a laugh. “I’m about to go to my hotel room and lock the door. They’ll probably be beating it down. Probably need security. But they’re still my guys.”

Whether or not the massive defensive tackle joins the fold, Ohio State has already successfully conquered the state of Texas with its 2017 class. In Okudah, Browning and running back J.K. Dobbins, the Buckeyes have locked up three of the Lone Star State’s top seven recruits.

“They’ve established that pipeline,” Wilson said, “from Texas to Ohio.”

They certainly picked a good year to hit the state hard. Texas went through another losing season and coaching change. Texas A&M went through another late-season slide. TCU disappointed and Baylor stopped recruiting.

Ohio State swept in and swept away some of the state’s best. The Texas-to-Ohio pipeline got started in 2013 when Tom Herman signed J.T. Barrett, Dontre Wilson and Mike Mitchell. Now Herman is taking over Longhorns and trying to close up the border. Okudah said the elite recruits are leaving home for the Big Ten powerhouse because, for all the promises they’ve heard during recruiting, the Buckeyes back it up.

“It’s Ohio State’s plan,” Okudah said. “It’s a plan that works. It’s not a hypothetical plan. Their plan has actually proven that it works.”

He’d been planning to become a Buckeye for a while now. Florida State did make a late push, a strong enough one that Okudah admits he almost postponed and reconsidered his decision.

Browning was glad Okudah finally made it official Saturday during the Army Bowl. When people would ask who his roommates will be at Ohio State, he’d say Tate Martell, Shaun Wade and “one person I can’t say yet.”

“I’ve been knowing for a while,” Browning said.

Now they can set their sights on Wilson, the Houston Episcopal star. He played in the Under Armour All-America Game in Florida earlier this month, but still decided to check out the Army Bowl in support of his high school teammate Walker Little and those future Buckeyes. Okudah’s commitment was definitely no shock to him, either.

“Of course I’m happy for him,” Wilson said. “That’s my boy since sophomore year. I’m proud that he made the right decision he came to with Ohio State.”

When Wilson put out his final five a few weeks ago, he eliminated all the Texas schools from contention. He’s down to Ohio State, LSU, Florida State, Oklahoma and -- out of respect for ex-Texas coach Charlie Strong -- USF.

 

Wilson says, deep down, he still does not know where he’s going. He’s planning on many more family talks and a lot more prayer during these next three weeks before decision day. His friends, meanwhile, are feeling confident.

“Jeff’s commitment will help, to be honest,” Browning said. “I’m going to recruit him, but I ain’t going to pressure him. I wouldn’t want anybody pressuring me and my decision. I’m going to recruit slowly but surely.”

Now that he’s officially recruiting for Ohio State, Okudah is planning a bit more aggressive pursuit for Wilson. That locked hotel room? Not going to be a problem.

“We’re going to bother him, don’t worry,” Okudah promised. “We’ll get a key.”

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The following is a list of commitments made to Power-5 programs from January 20th - January 26th:

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Clemson: Four-star RB Travis Etienne (No. 114 in ESPN 300; 5-11, 199)

Duke: Three-star DT Victor Dimukeje (6-2, 254)

Florida State: Four-star ATH Hamsah Nasirildeen (No. 192 in ESPN 300; 6-4, 210)

Georgia Tech: Three-star DE Kelton Dawson (6-3, 242); Four-star OLB Jaquan Henderson (6-1, 197); Three-star K Brenton King (5-11, 165); Three-star DT Antwan Owens (6-3, 286); Three-star S Avery Showell (6-1, 192)

Miami-FL: Four-star Under Armour All-American OT Kai-Leon Herbert (No. 99 in ESPN 300; 6-5, 282)

N.C. State: Three-star DT Dante Johnson (6-4, 249); Three-star DE Ibrahim Kante (6-4, 240)

Rutgers: ATH Brendan DeVera (6-1, 215), eval pending; Three-star DE Tijaun Mason (6 -6, 205)

Syracuse: Three-star DT Chris Elmore (6-0, 278)

Virginia: Four-star ATH Shawn Smith (5-11, 161)

Virginia Tech: Four-star S Devon Hunter (No. 126 in ESPN 300; 6-1, 206); Four-star OLB Dylan Rivers (6-2, 226); Three-star DE Robert Porcher IV (6-2, 245); Three-star ATH Bryce Watts (6-0, 157)

Wake Forest: Three-star OG Sean Maginn (6-3, 260)

http://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/teamlogos/ncaa_conf/500/big_12.png?w=160&h=160&transparent=trueBig 12

Baylor: Three-star WR Gavin Holmes (5-11, 178); Three-star OLB Bryson Jackson (6-2, 195); Three-star OT Khalil Keith (6-5, 280); Three-star OG Henry Klinge (6-5, 295); Three-star DE Cole Maxwell (6-5, 230); Three-star DT Chidi Ogbonnaya (6-4, 250); Three-star DE Rob Saulin (6-6, 239)

Iowa State: Three-star OT Jacob Bolton (6-5, 285)

Kansas State: OLB Danny Walker (6-3, 215), eval pending

Oklahoma: Three-star CB Tre Norwood (6-0, 167)

TCU: Three-star DT Ezra Tu'ua (JC; 6-2, 315)

Texas: Four-star ILB Gary Johnson (No. 9 in ESPN JC50; 6-2, 225)

West Virginia: Three-star OT Isaiah Hardy (JC; 6-6, 345)

http://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/teamlogos/ncaa_conf/500/big_ten.png?w=160&h=160&transparent=trueBig Ten

Indiana: Four-star ATH Juwan Burgess (No. 273 in ESPN 300; 6-0, 185); 2018 S Jordan Jusevitch (6-0, 200), eval pending; Three-star RB Craig Nelson (5-8, 160); Three-star QB-DT Nick Tronti (6-1, 204)

Iowa: 2018 OG Jeff Jenkins (6-3, 260), eval pending; Three-star WR Henry Marchese (6-2, 185)

Michigan State: Three-star WR Raheem Blackshear (5-10, 170); CB Tre Person (5-11, 165), eval pending; Three-star DE DeAri Todd (6-3, 230)

Minnesota: Three-star S Adam Beck (6-2, 185); Three-star S Kendarian Handy-Holly (6-2, 192)

Purdue: Three-star OT Viktor Beach (6-5, 295)

http://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/teamlogos/ncaa_conf/500/pac_12.png?w=160&h=160&transparent=truePac-12

Arizona: Three-star OLB Anthony Pandy (6-1, 208)

Arizona State: Three-star S K.J. Jarrell (6-2, 170)

Colorado: Three-star CB Kevin George (JC; 6-2, 180)

Oregon: Three-star DT Austin Faoliu (6-4, 295); Three-star RB Cyrus Habibi-Likio (6-1, 197); Four-star OLB Isaac Slade-Matautia (6-1, 206)

Oregon State: Three-star CB Isaiah Dunn (6-0, 168); Three-star OT Onesimus Lutu-Clarke (6-5, 290); Three-star RB Calvin Tyler (5-8, 180); Three-star CB Charles Watson (6-1, 173)

Stanford: Three-star ILB Levani Damuni (6-0, 220)

UCLA: Three-star CB Elijah Gates (5-9 160); Three-star OG Zack Sweeney (6-3, 270)

USC: Four-star DT Marlon Tuipulotu (No. 109 in ESPN 300; 6-3, 295)

Utah: Three-star ATH Devin Lloyd (6-3, 215)

Washington: Three-star DE Ali Gaye (6-6, 260)

Washington State: Three-star DE Dallas Hobbs (PG; 6-5, 240); Three-star WR Davontavean Martin (6-2, 164); Three-star DE Will Rodgers (6-4, 230)

http://a.espncdn.com/combiner/i?img=/i/teamlogos/ncaa_conf/500/sec.png?w=160&h=160&transparent=trueSEC

Alabama: Three-star K Joseph Bulovas (5-11, 205)

LSU: Three-star WR Racey McMath (6-3, 207); Four-star ILB Jacob Phillips (No. 141 in ESPN 300; 6-4, 228)

Missouri: Three-star ATH Tyree Gillespie (6-0, 202); Three-star QB-PP Taylor Powell (6-1, 189)

Tennessee: RB Timothy Jordan (5-11, 185), eval pending; Three-star WR Josh Palmer (6-1, 185)

Vanderbilt: Three-star DE Stone Edwards (6-3, 240)

Notable Independents / Group of 5

Independent

BYU: Four-star DE Langi Tuifua (No. 272 in ESPN 300; 6-3, 210)

Notre Dame: Three-star ATH Jordan Genmark-Heath (6-2, 205)

UMass: Three-star S Claudin Cherelus (6-1, 195); Three-star S Brian Roberts (5-11, 182)

 

American

Cincinnati: Three-star ILB Kyle Bolden (6-1, 215)

East Carolina: Three-star DE Brandon Henderson (JC; 6-4, 250)

Houston: Three-star OLB Amaud Willis-Dalton (6-0, 200)

Memphis: Four-star TE-H Nick Robinson (6-4, 220)

SMU: 2018 OLB Tre Allison (6-1, 215), eval pending

UCF: Three-star DT Jamari Chisholm (JC; 6-4, 270); Three-star CB Zamari Maxwell (6-1, 162)

UConn: Three-star OG Robert Holmes (6-5, 330)

C-USA

UAB: Three-star ILB Thomas Johnston (6-2, 215)

FIU: Three-star ATH Noah Curtis (6-5, 215)

Southern Miss: Four-star CB Emanuel Dabney (6-0, 153)

Mid-American

Bowling Green: Three-star WR Calvin Clater (6-2, 181)

Toledo: Three-star CB Deamonte' King (5-11, 175); Three-star OLB Tadarrius Patterson (6-1, 215)

Mountain West

Boise State: Three-star RB Drake Beasley Jr. (5-11, 195)

Colorado State: Three-star DT Ellison Hubbard (6-1, 255); Three-star WR Warren Jackson (6-6, 185)

San Diego State: Three-star CB Tayari Venable (6-0, 162)

Fresno State: Three-star CB Wylan Free (6-1, 161)

Sun Belt

Arkansas State: Three-star S Michael Johnson (JC; 6-2, 185)

Georgia State: Three-star OG Jalen Jackson (6-2, 279)

Louisiana-Lafayette: Three-star TE-H Chase Rogers (6-3, 228)

South Alabama: Three-star ILB Kendric Haynes (6-1, 220)

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another thing that happens

 

lets say you have a player who from day 1 knows he is going to XXXX

 

tells XXXX he is going to XXXX , XXXX say they want him

 

So the player attends no all star games his JR and SR year. Plays in no 7 on 7 invitational teams.  As the player has no need to impress anyone.

 

You may have a 4-5 star quality kid ranked 2-3 star because no one saw him at the camps.

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another thing that happens

 

lets say you have a player who from day 1 knows he is going to XXXX

 

tells XXXX he is going to XXXX , XXXX say they want him

 

So the player attends no all star games his JR and SR year. Plays in no 7 on 7 invitational teams. As the player has no need to impress anyone.

 

You may have a 4-5 star quality kid ranked 2-3 star because no one saw him at the camps.

Those would be players on lesser teams in power conferences.

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I think the rating services are all biased. ND looks at a player and now his rating goes up because of it? ND has had top-15 talent according to the services for years, have wayyyyy underachieved with it. So either Tom Lemming is full of hot air on these or ND can't coach.

They put players in the league every Kelly can't coach

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