Super 25 High School Football Week 4 recap: Bergen Catholic and Grayson suffer first losses

Here’s a recap of how all of the top 25 teams in the country did in Week 4.

The top team in our Super 25 rankings was idle Friday night, as 5-0 Mater Dei (Calif.) had the week off. Meanwhile, No. 2 St. John Bosco (Calif.) cruised to a 65-point win and third-ranked St. Frances (Md.) held off Dutch Fork (S.C.) in the biggest game of the week, 26-7.

The next three teams on the list (Buford, Central and St. Thomas Aquinas) also came out on top, but No. 7 Bergen Catholic (N.J.) suffered their first loss of the 2022 season, as did our No. 17 team Grayson (Ga.).

Here’s a recap of how all of the top 25 teams in the country did in Week 4.

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Michigan State Football offers 2021 3-star OLB Jordan Eubanks

MSU has offered Jordan Eubanks out of Denton, Texas, whose recruitment has heated up of late.

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The recruitment of 2021 3-star OLB Jordan Eubanks has taken off in the last few weeks, and you can add Michigan State to the long list of schools to offer the Guyer High School Football standout in the last month.

Eubanks, who is out of Denton, Texas, is the No. 78 ranked outside linebacker in the 2021 class and the No. 189 ranked player in Texas according to 247sports.

Here is the full list of schools that have offered Eubanks:

  • Arizona
  • Arkansas
  • Boston College
  • Florida State
  • Houston
  • Louisiana
  • Louisiana-Monroe
  • Michigan State
  • Pittsburgh
  • San Diego State
  • SMU
  • Syracuse
  • Texas State
  • UTSA
  • Abilene Christian
  • Houston Baptist
  • Illinois State

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Notre Dame in Top 11 For Top ’21 Corner

Deuce Harmon of Guyer HS in Denton, TX cut his potential school list to 11 this weekend. See who else joins Notre Dame in making the cut.

Deuce Harmon, a play-defensive back from Guyer High School in Denton, Texas is one of the most sought after defensive backs in the entire 2021 recruiting class.  With 23 offers to his name, Harmon cut his list of potential suitors to 11 over the weekend.

The good news for Notre Dame?  They made the cut for the four-star prospect as he announced his 11 schools of interest on Instagram.

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As you can see on the list it appears that Harmon is rather interested in staying in his home state as six of the eleven schools call Texas home.

Baylor, Southern Methodist, TCU, Texas, Texas A&M and Texas Tech are the home state schools he keeps an interest in while Notre Dame is joined by Mississippi State, Oklahoma State, Oregon and USC out of state.

Guyer is listed at 5-9, 185 pounds and was a first-team all district player as a junior.  He also helped guide Guyer to a 14-2 overall record and runner-up finish in Texas 6A Division-II.

As it stands right now, Justin Walters of Bolingbrook, Illinois remains the only defensive back commitment in Notre Dame’s 2021 recruiting class.