
Early National Signing Day 2024: Announcement Schedule, Predictions and More
Early National Signing Day is Wednesday, December 4 and the top recruits will make known their plans for their collegiate football careers.
Who are the top recruits in this year’s class, who are those not yet committed and where might they choose to play?
Find out with this preview.
Announcement Schedule
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Dates: Wednesday, December 4 through Friday, December 6
TV: ESPN's College Football Live: National Signing Special (ESPN2, Dec. 4)
Commitment Schedule: A complete, updated schedule of commitments can be found at 247Sports.com.
Top 20 Recruits
2 of 4The following are ESPN's picks for the Top 20 recruits of 2025.
- Bryce Underwood, QB, committed to Michigan
- Julian Lewis, QB, committed to Colorado
- Dakorien Moore, WR, committed to Oregon
- Na'eem Offord, CB, committed to Ohio State
- David Sanders, OT, committed to Tennessee
- Elijah Griffin, DT, committed to Georgia
- Justus Terry, DT, uncommitted
- Jonah Williams, ATH, committed to Texas
- Michael Fasusi, OT, committed to Oklahoma
- Devin Sanchez, CB, committed to Ohio State
- Jahkeem Stewart, DE, uncommitted
- S.J. Alofaituli, OG, committed to Miami
- Solomon Thomas, OT, committed to Florida State
- Keelon Russell, QB/DT, committed to Alabama
- Douglas Utu, OT, committed to Oregon
- D.J. Pickett, ATH, committed to LSU
- Tavien St. Clair, QB/PP, committed to Ohio State
- Ty Haywood, OT, committed to Alabama
- Isaiah Gibson, DE, committed to Georgia
- Blake Woodby, CB, committed to Auburn
Prediction: Isaiah Campbell
3 of 4Isaiah Campbell, DL
A young, moldable player with good burst and size, Cambell is currently eyeing North Carolina, Clemson, Tennessee, Alabama, and Auburn.
247Sports' Director of Scouting Andrew Ivins said of him, "Overall, should be viewed as a scheme versatile point-of-attack defender that can slow down the run and add some value as a pass rusher. Could take a major step forward after a developmental year or two in a college strength program. Sunday upside if he can keep progressing."
The site lists UNC and Tennessee as the two schools Campbell is warmest toward, but there is no clear indication of which he favors. If proximity proves to be significant in his decision-making process, the Durham native could choose to stay put and play for his home state Tar Heels.
Prediction: Campbell signs with North Carolina
Prediction: Jahkeem Stewart
4 of 4Jahkeem Stewart, DL
The 54th-ranked recruit in the world and ninth at his position, Stewart is nicknamed "Thanos." According to 247Sports, Stewart has made visits to Oregon, USC, LSU, and Ohio State.
A young, potentially explosive defensive lineman whose development will be key, he has "encouraging technical awareness" and "overwhelms overmatched opponents," per Gabe Brooks. He has the potential to be a "serious NFL Draft candidate" and any team will be lucky to have him on the defensive line for the next three or so years.
On3's Steve Wiltfong predicted the Trojans would land Stewart. If so, he has a potential to be an anchor on that defense for his entire collegiate career.
Prediction: Stewart signs with USC



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