2025 college football recruiting class rankings: Top 75 schools


Craig Haubert, ESPN Staff Writer	247d
2025 college football recruiting class rankings: Top 75 schools
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The final signing period came and went without much news, but it still was an active day for several programs. Michigan was able to ascend within the top 10 by adding five-star tackle Ty Haywood to a class that already featured No. 1 overall prospect quarterback Bryce Underwood.

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