BREAKING: four-Star IU recruiting target commitmented to Tennessee Volunteers over Nebraska, Georgia and…
BREAKING: four-Star IU recruiting target commitmented to Tennessee Volunteers over Nebraska, Georgia and...
BREAKING: four-Star IU recruiting target commitmented to Tennessee Volunteers over Nebraska, Georgia and…
Where Tennessee football 2025 commits land in updated Rivals250 rankings
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Ryan Sylvia • VolReport
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About a month out of early signing day, Rivals has released its updated rankings for the class of 2025.
This includes a heap of Tennessee football players who were reassessed and ranked in the class.
Here’s all 10 Vol commits included in the rankings.
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The prized gem of the Vols’ 2025 class, David Sanders Jr., has taken a slight tumble in the rankings from No. 3 to No. 4 overall. Despite this, he still remains the top non-quarterback in the class.
His No. 4 overall ranking on Rivals is also the highest out of any of the major recruiting services. With 28 five-star recruits in the new Rivals250, Sanders is the lone one to be committed to Tennessee.
DaSaahn Brame, an Oregon flip and No. 3 tight end in the class, has taken a one-spot leap into being ranked as a top 50 player in the class.
He remains the No. 2 player out of Kansas and is the second-highest-rated commit in the cycle for the Vols.
The top player out of Indiana, Mariyon Dye slips three spots but holds on just outside of the top 100.
The strong-side defensive end is the No. 8 player at his position and sits at No. 110 nationally.
Lagonza Hayward is one of the biggest risers in the class. He took a 101-spot jump from No. 217 nationally to No. 116.
This has catapulted him to being considered the No. 25 player out of Georgia and No. 23 safety in the class.
After a significant drop in rankings in the previous Rivals250 update, George MacIntyre is making positive movement on the national scale. He moves up to No. 122 in the country which is a five-spot boost.
Despite this, he has dropped to No. 3 in the state of Tennessee and No. 10 at the pro-style quarterback position.
Originally from overseas, Onis Konanbanny has been a fast riser in the recruiting world since showing off his skills in South Carolina.
While he remains the No. 2 player in the state and No. 11 cornerback, he did fall 27 spots to No. 145 nationally in the recent update.
Another fast riser is wide receiver Travis Smith Jr. He came into the week outside the Rivals250 but surged all the way to No. 152 in the update.
He has had an extremely productive season at Westlake leading to the boost in rankings.
Jaedon Harmon, an Alabama flip, dropped three spots but holds on inside the top 200 players.
As No. 200 in the country, he is the No. 22 player in Georgia and No. 14 outside linebacker.
Holding onto a spot inside the Rivals250 was Radarious Jackson. This in-state receiver checks in a No. 241 in the country out of Memphis. This is a seven-spot drop.
He is the No. 8 player in the state and No. 38 receiver in the country.
Another in-state product to stay inside the Rivals250 is Ethan Utley. The defensive lineman out of Nashville sits at No. 247 nationally. This comes as a nine-spot fall.
He is considered the No. 9 player in the state and No. 14 at his position, as well.
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Elite class of 2025 QB Julian Lewis is visiting IU football for Michigan game
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Elite class of 2025 quarterback Julian Lewis planned to visit Indiana a few weeks ago when the Hoosiers hosted Nebraska. But scheduling logistics for Lewis, trying to get from his Friday night high school game in Georgia to a noon kickoff at Indiana, got in the way.
But Lewis will be in Bloomington on Saturday when the No. 8/10 Hoosiers face Michigan at 3:30 p.m. ET. That’s according to Steve Wiltfong of On3.
Indiana has put a very attractive product on the field through nine games for Lewis to consider.
The Hoosiers rank second nationally in scoring offense, and No. 19 in passing offense. Meanwhile, current Indiana quarterback Kurtis Rourke is in contention for the Heisman trophy.
According to the On3 Industry Average, the 6-foot-1 Lewis is the No. 36 overall player in the 2025 class, and the No. 7 QB. A USC commit for more than a year, Lewis took an official visit to Indiana in late May and also visited Bloomington last winter.
Lewis has known IU quarterbacks coach Tino Sunseri since he was a young boy. That relationship has put the Hoosiers on Lewis’ radar since Curt Cignetti was hired a year ago.
Hailing from Georgia, Lewis has Carrollton H.S. off to an 10-0 start this season. He has completed 76.6% of his passes for 2,549 yards, 36 TDs and 4 INTs.
Lewis is still also considering USC and Colorado as the December early signing period draws nearer. He is still verbally committed to the Trojans, and Lewis visited Colorado as recently as two weeks ago.
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