Rankings of college football recruits: 2025 Ten new 5-stars are featured on Top247 as early offseason camps support the upgrade……….
It’s nice to have spring. The scouting group at 247Sports has altered its rankings once more after completely revamping the Top247 for the class of 2025 back in late November.
This time, the changes are made before of the spring assessment session.
Although there aren’t many significant changes in our updated Top247, there are ten new five-star prospects and around two dozen newcomers.
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The first part of the offseason camp and combine circuit, along with the conclusion of the crucial junior seasons, have been driving the changes.247Sports fielded its earliest-ever 32-player, five-star field in the previous cycle. We have decided to hold off on naming 32 five-star restaurants for a little while longer in order to gather as much information as we can after doing some self-scouting. That doesn’t mean, however, that we aren’t still using the rankings aggressively. Here is our initial batch of five-star reviews.
In the most recent Top247 update, Underwood climbed to the top and received a 99 grade. Regarding the signal-caller, our opinions have not altered. Over the previous three years at Belleville (Mich.), Underwood has compiled a 40-2 record, thrown 120 touchdown passes, and run for an additional 21 touchdowns. Despite being young for the class, he has been becoming better at his mechanics. There are moments when Underwood’s combination of stature, arm skill, and agility makes us think of a young Deshaun Watson.
Despite playing his whole junior season with a broken labrum in his shoulder, Sanders—who also has a 99 grade—was voted North Carolina’s Gatorade Player of the Year. Though he still has a lot of learning to do, his reach and quick reflexes make him a valuable franchise left tackle. This past autumn, Sanders also pressured the passer at Charlotte (N.C.) Providence Day, recording 32 quarterback hurries in addition to four sacks.
