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MSU football offers 2027 tight end Brock Williams

MSU offers 2027 Illinois tight end

Michigan State has extended an offer to a prospect in the 2027 recruiting class on a game day visit Saturday.

Brock Williams was the recipient of the offer from MSU TEs coach Brian Wozniak on Saturday.

Williams is a 6-foot-5, 200 pound tight end from Libertyville, Illinois. He holds additional offers from Arizona State and Toledo.

The Spartans do not have a commit in the 2027 recruiting class, albeit a long way away, but the staff is plugging away at the younger group.

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Report: Five-star Jahkeem Stewart visiting LSU for Oklahoma game

In a surprise, Jahkeem Stewart will visit LSU on Saturday. Can LSU make a late push with the five-star?

LSU will welcome a surprise visitor to Death Valley for Saturday’s game against Oklahoma.

According to reports, 2025 defensive line prospect Jahkeem Stewart will take an unofficial visit to Baton Rouge.

Earlier this week, there were reports that Stewart wouldn’t be visiting anywhere this weekend, but LSU made a late push to get the New Orleans native to Baton Rouge.

The On3 Prediction Machine gives LSU a 44.8% chance to land the 5-star recruit after it predicted Stewart would choose USC. The Trojans have a 35.5% chance to earn his commitment.

According to the On3 Industry Rankings, Stewart ranks as the top prospect at his position in Louisiana. He checks in at third at his position nationally and No. 16 overall.

Stewart is the top uncommitted player left in the state after reclassifying from 2026 to 2025. He was originally the top-ranked recruit in the 2026 class.

Allowing an in-state recruit of his caliber to slip away to an out-of-state school would be a huge loss for head coach Brian Kelly’s team. LSU typically performs well with high prospects from New Orleans.

Elite Boise State QB commit flips to Georgia

Georgia football flips three-star Boise State quarterback commitment, who is from Athens

Three-star quarterback Hezekiah Millender has flipped his commitment from the Boise State Broncos to the Georgia Bulldogs. Millender, who is one of the top recruits in the Athens area, is Georgia’s second quarterback commitment in the class of 2025.

Millender had been committed to Boise State since August. The three-star is the No. 73 quarterback in the country, per 247Sports. He plays high school football for Clarke Central High School in Athens, Georgia. The 6-foot-3, 210-pound quarterback is the No. 1,248 recruit in the class of 2025 and the No. 139 prospect in Georgia.

Coach Kirby Smart and Georgia have been heavily recruiting quarterbacks over the past couple of months. Georgia is developing a plan at quarterback following the Carson Beck era. Beck is expected to enter the 2025 NFL draft. It is unclear who Georgia will start next season. Georgia’s Gunner Stockton and Jaden Rashada are the Dawgs’ top options that are currnetly on the roster.

Millender, who is also a basketball point guard recently received a scholarship offer from Georgia. On tape, Millender shows a strong arm and is a shifty, elusive runner. We wouldn’t consider him to be a true dual-threat quarterback.

Georgia has the top-ranked recruiting class in the nation. The Bulldogs already have a commitment from four-star quarterback Ryan Montgomery, who has missed most of his senior season with a knee injury.

Oregon Ducks land commitment from 2026 5-star tight end Kendre Harrison

The Oregon Ducks landed a commitment from 5-star tight end Kendre Harrison, the No. 1 TE in the 2026 class.

The recruiting class that Dan Lanning and the Oregon Ducks are starting to build in the 2026 cycle is truly remarkable.

It has been ranked as the No. 1 class in the nation for a couple of months now, and on Saturday, the Ducks added another elite player, getting a commitment from 5-star tight end Kendre Harrison.

Standing at 6-foot-7, 245 pounds, Harrison is a dual-sport athlete with aspirations of playing basketball as well. The 247Sports Composite rates him as the No. 9 overall player in the class of 2026, and the No. 1 tight end in the nation.

Harrison was on campus for Oregon’s “Saturday Night Live” camp earlier this year, where he was a standout player, making some incredible plays throughout the day.

Harrison is just the second 5-star player to commit to Oregon in the class of 2026, joining 5-star OT Kodi Greene. However, the Ducks now have six players rated inside the top-150 nationally, including five in the top 100.

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Key LSU linebacker commit set to visit Texas A&M on Saturday

A key LSU commit is exploring his options, visiting an SEC rival on Saturday

LSU football’s 2025 recruiting class has taken hits in recent weeks and another top prospect is exploring options outside of Baton Rouge.

Keylan Moses plans to visit No. 20 Texas A&M in its regular season finale against No. 3 Texas in a primetime matchup, per On3’s Chad Simmons.

“What keeps me interested in A&M is how I love their interest in me,” Moses told Simmons.

The Aggies defeated the Tigers earlier this season in College Station. At 8-3, A&M is hoping to punch its ticket to the SEC title game.

A native of Baton Rouge, Moses committed to LSU on November 30, 2023. The 4-star linebacker chose his hometown school over Texas, Florida, Oregon, and Tennessee.

Moses stands at 6-foot-1.5 and 215 pounds. He ranks as the No. 14 prospecting Louisiana and No. 39 at linebacker in the nation.

The LSU 2025 recruiting class currently ranks sixth in the nation. Moses is one of 13 4-star prospects, which includes fellow linebackers Jaiden Barker and Charles Ross. Cornerback DJ Pickett and running back Harlem Berry are the two five-stars left in the class after the loss of No. 1 overall prospect [autotag]Bryce Underwood.[/autotag]

Top 100 lineman puts Penn State in his top schools list

Penn State in the running for four-star offensive lineman from North Carolina in the Class of 2026.

Penn State is going to be busy closing out their 2025 recruiting class with Early National Signing Day fast approaching on Dec. 4, but they are still busy going after players in future cycles.

So far, [autotag]James Franklin[/autotag] and his staff are dominating with the 2026 group.

They already have seven commits which gives them a top five ranking nationally, something that would give the Nittany Lions one of the best finished in the Franklin era if they are able to continue landing elite talents.

Penn State got one step closer to doing so with one of their top targets.

Four-star offensive lineman [autotag]Leo Delaney[/autotag] just included the Nittany Lions in his top schools list, putting them alongside Michigan, Georgia, Tennessee, Clemson, Wisconsin, NC State and Nebraska.

The North Carolina native told Chad Simmons of On3 that these are the programs he wants to focus on at this point, ready to learn more about them and see how he would fit and succeed. He cited relationships and culture as two of the biggest things for him, and when it comes to how he views Penn State, he is a huge fan of offensive line coach [autotag]Phil Trautwein[/autotag] and looks forward to getting onto campus for the first time (subscription required).

The 6-foot-5, 275-pound offensive lineman would be a great addition to this class with him current ranked inside the top 100 at No. 99 per On3’s Industry Rankings.

[autotag]Kevin Brown[/autotag] is the lone offensive line commit for Penn State right now, but he’s ranked as their best recruit in the class coming in at 26th overall.

Penn State makes top schools list of elite 2026 cornerback

Penn State is among the early top schools for this four-star Class of 2026 cornerback from North Carolina.

Penn State has gotten off to a hot start in the 2026 cycle as they look to continue bringing in top classes to Happy Valley so they can better compete for Big Ten titles and national championships.

Already sitting with seven commits so far, that puts them fifth in the national rankings that has them on pace for one of their best-ever finishes under [autotag]James Franklin[/autotag] if they can keep it up.

One way they can do that is by going after some of the best prospects in the country, and with their sights set on elite four-star cornerback [autotag]Samari Matthews[/autotag], it seems like the interest is reciprocated.

The North Carolina native recently trimmed his list of schools down to eight, and the Nittany Lions made the cut alongside Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, Clemson, Florida State, South Carolina and North Carolina.

Ranked No. 51 in the 2026 class and the fourth-best player at his position by On3’s Industry Rankings, Matthews would be a huge get for Penn State.

He told Chad Simmons of On3 that all eight programs on his list have been in constant communication with him, and when he visited each of their campuses, he has enjoyed the atmospheres and “home feeling.” The next steps for him are to continue taking visits to those schools before going on official trips and then announcing his commitment in the upcoming summer (subscription required).

Penn State could be a longshot in this race.

Out of the eight schools on his list, they have been given the seventh-worst odds to land him per On3’s Recruiting Prediction Machine at 4.4%. South Carolina is the favorite at 26.2%.

Still, there is plenty of time left for them to build relationships and get him onto campus based on that timeline.

He was not able to see a game at Beaver Stadium this season, so it will be up to Franklin and the coaching staff to get him back on campus and make him feel at home.

Penn State predicted to land 2026 three-star wide receiver Jerquaden Guilford

Penn State is a rising favorite to land this three-star wide receiver in the Class of 2025.

It’s a mad dash to the finish line ahead of early National Signing Day for Penn State as they attempt to hold off some programs around the country who are interested in their own commits, while also attempting to flip some of their top targets.

2025 has been a strange cycle for the Nittany Lions with more decommitments and flips than has been seen in recent history.

However, they still are looking ahead to future classes as they try to build strong early bases, and their 2026 group could get more solidified at the wide receiver position based on this latest prediction.

Both Steve Wiltfong of On3 and Ryan Snyder of BlueWhiteIllustrated have logged picks for Penn State to land three-star [autotag]Jerquaden Guilford[/autotag] as he gets set for a visit to Happy Valley for their regular season finale against Maryland.

The 6-foot-2, 170-pounder is currently viewed as the 63rd-best player at his position by On3’s Industry Rankings, but that is subject to change as the high school year ends and prospects get set for their important spring and summer camp circuits.

Guilford said the scholarship offer he received from the Nittany Lions meant a lot to him, and based on the feedback he shared with Snyder about what the coaches told him, it sounds like he is someone the staff would love to add (subscription required).

If Penn State is able to land him, whether it’s after this weekend or at a future date, he would become the third wide receiver commit in their 2026 class, joining other fellow three-stars [autotag]Jahsiear Rogers[/autotag] and [autotag]Lavar Keys[/autotag].

That would be a huge early win for wide receivers coach Marques Hagans who continues to be under fire from Nittany Lions fans after the unit has put together back-to-back poor showings on the field and he hasn’t been able to bring in top-of-the-line recruits.

There’s a chance Hagans is able to land some of his top targets in the 2025 class before it’s all said and done, but right now, it seems like the majority of the focus for him is on 2026 and beyond.

Penn State loses key member of 2025 recruiting class after recent flip

Penn State loses four-star commitment to SEC school before early signing period

Programs around the country are counting down the days until Early National Signing Day, and for certain schools like Penn State, they have been thrust into a much busier situation than they would have liked with them trying to secure their commits and flip other targets on their board.

The Nittany Lions have multiple high-profile players there are pursuing in the 2025 class as they try to solidify another top unit in the national recruiting rankings, but as they get set for their matchup against Maryland, they were dealt some tough news.

[autotag]Jayden Woods[/autotag], the second-highest-ranked commit in their cycle, recently flipped his commitment to Florida after he had been part of Penn State’s class since June.

This came on the heels of him popping up on campus down in Gainesville for an official visit last weekend, something that is never a good sign this late in the process.

Woods, a four-star recruit and the No. 116 player in the 2025 class per On3’s Industry Rankings, made a huge leap in the updated national rankings that would have had put him as one of the best prospects for the Nittany Lions this cycle.

The Kansas native originally picked Penn State over Purdue and Tennessee back when he committed this past summer, and with a strong senior showing, he generated a ton of interests around the country.

Florida shored things up in their program when head coach Billy Napier was officially retained by their athletic director for next season amid all the speculation that he was going to be fired, so that has allowed the Gators to hit the recruiting trail hard.

This resulted in them pulling off this flip, something that stings for the Nittany Lions as they look to go after some of their own top targets.

Where Penn State goes from here will be seen.

Chaz Coleman, their most recent addition at the edge rusher position, is seen as someone who could blossom at the collegiate level when just focusing on the defensive side of the ball, and when he turned down a visit to Ohio State and will visit Penn State again this weekend instead, that likely solidified things.

Still, it’s never easy to see a commit flip, especially when it’s someone as talented as Woods.

Penn State is hosting four-star 2025 quarterback Bryce Baker this weekend

Penn State hosting UNC quarterback commit for regular-season finale.

Things are coming down the wire before Early National Signing Day, and Penn State is doing everything they can to put some finishing touches on the 2025 class to solidify a strong group.

Ideally, the Nittany Lions will be able to sign the majority of their current commits on Dec. 4, especially since this cycle has been one of the wilder ones for the program in recent memory with so many flips and decommitments.

However, [autotag]James Franklin[/autotag] and his staff are full entering chaos mode of their own with multiple flip targets they are going after still seemingly in play as they host Maryland for their regular season finale on Saturday.

One of those players is going to be on campus.

Four-star quarterback and current North Carolina commit, [autotag]Bryce Baker[/autotag], is taking a trip to Happy Valley for the game this weekend following the news that the Tar Heels have decided to fire Mack Brown.

This would be an interesting addition to the class.

With there being tons of question marks surrounding their lone quarterback commit, [autotag]Bekkem Kritza[/autotag], the Nittany Lions have been searching the market to bring an addition player at that position in for this cycle.

Baker could be that guy, although it sounds like he is ready to back off from his North Carolina commitment just yet with his dad telling Steve Wiltfong of On3 that he’s still “100% committed” to that program, even with the visit to Penn State this weekend and potential trip to LSU upcoming (subscription required).

Still, this is great step for Penn State.

Baker is listed as the 93rd-best player in the class and No. 10 at his position per On3’s Industry Rankings, so adding him to their current group would be a major boost.

It will be interesting to see what comes out of this trip.

Based on the news of Brown being fired, there’s a good chance Baker doesn’t sign early and takes his recruitment all the way until the normal National Signing Day date.