June is always one of the busiest times for a college football program. While it may not be the hustle of being in season.
Coaches across the country are hosting prospects on official visits while also hosting and traveling to prospect camps, looking for prospects in not just the 2024 recruiting cycle but 2025, 2026, and yes, even the 2027 recruiting classes.
For recruits, it’s much the same, rising seniors are taking their official visits and attending camps while underclassmen are also attending camps, hoping to perfect their craft.
Below we go share some of the biggest recruiting stories from the College Sports Wire family of sites.
Before delving into those, however, there are some national recruiting stories worth passing along.
Elite 11 Finals:
The Elite 11 Finals are currently going on out in Los Angeles. The event is entering its third and final day. There are 20 quarterbacks taking part in the finals, they are the following;
- Dylan Raiola (Georgia commit)
- Julian Sayin (Alabama commit)
- Jadyn Davis (Michigan commit)
- DJ Lagway (Florida commit)
- CJ Carr (Notre Dame commit)
- Air Noland (Ohio State commit)
- Luke Kromenhoek (Florida State commit)
- Elijah Brown (uncommitted)
- Ryan Puglisi (Georgia commit)
- Colin Hurley (LSU commit)
- Dante Reno (South Carolina commit)
- Demond Williams Jr (Ole Miss commit)
- Hauss Hejny (TCU commit)
- Isaac Wilson (Utah commit)
- Ethan Grunkemeyer (Penn State commit)
- Daniel Kaelin (Nebraska commit)
- Danny O’Neil (Colorado commit)
- Michael Hawkins (Oklahoma commit)
- Trever Jackson (uncommitted)
Entering the final day, the Elite 11’s official rankings were Julian Sayin, Dylan Raiola, Air Noland, Will Hammond, CJ Carr, Hauss Hejny, DJ Lagway, Colin Hurley, Trever Jackson, Demond Williams II, Luke Kromenhoek.