Tag: Jamarion Parker

Four-star running back predicted to land at Nebraska

Recruiting for the class of 2025 is heating up!

The Nebraska Cornhuskers currently hold three commitments in their 2025 recruiting class, and while that will change in the upcoming weeks and months, the Huskers have been predicted to land one of the country’s top running backs.

On Wednesday, Steve Wiltfong, the vice president of recruiting and the transfer portal for On3 predicted four-star running back Jamarion Parker to land with the Huskers.

247Sports, ESPN, and Rivals rate Parker as a four-star prospect. Rivals ranks the Missouri native as the No. 5 running back in the country, the highest ranking of any recruiting service.

Parker was previously committed to the Arkansas Razorbacks. He originally committed to Arkansas on September 1 of last year before decommitting a little less than two weeks ago on March 25.

Other programs that have offered Parker include Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois, Louisville, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Ole Miss, Oklahoma, Oregon, Penn State, Texas A&M, and West Virginia.

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Top running back recruit to visit Nebraska

A top running back recruit is preparing for an official visit to Nebraska.

A recently decommitted running back has scheduled an official visit with the Nebraska Cornhuskers. Four-star running back Jamarion Parker will visit the Huskers from June 21 to 23.

The prospect withdrew his verbal commitment to Arkansas on Monday afternoon. Parker is one of the top recruits in the state of Missouri for the class of 2025.

Our friends at Razorbacks Wire wrote the following.

Parker had committed back in September, but Arkansas running back coach Jimmy Smith left his post late in the winter to join the staff at Texas Christian. TCU’s offensive coordinator is Kendal Briles. Briles was Arkansas’ offensive coordinator two seasons ago and worked closely with smith.

Last season, Parker played in 11 games, running for 1,207 yards and 13 touchdowns.

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Arkansas lands commitment from 4-star 2025 running back

4-star running back Jamarion Parker, a St. Louis native, committed to the Razorbacks on Friday. He became the third commitment of the 2025 class.

Recruiting never stops, and Arkansas hauled in a big commitment the day before the season opener on Friday.

St. Louis 4-star running back Jamarion Parker called the Hogs, picking them over Michigan, Oklahoma, Oregon and Texas A&M.

Jimmy Smith was his main recruiter and after his third visit to Fayetteville back in April, he knew the decision he wanted to make.

He is the third player to commit in the 2025 class, joining Grayson Wilson and Marcus Wimberly.

Parker will be playing in the Under Armour All-American game in 2025 in Orlando.

He is a consensus top 250 player in America in all recruiting services, being ranked in the top 25 as both an athlete and running back by ESPN and On3Sports.

No. 1 2025 Missouri running back includes Vols in top seven

Tennessee is one of seven schools for the No. 1 Missouri running back.

Four-star running back Jamarion Parker announced his top seven schools on Thursday.

Tennessee, Arkansas, Purdue, Michigan State, Louisville, Oregon and Oklahoma are Parker’s top seven schools.

The 6-foot, 185-pound running back is from Cardinal Ritter College Prep High School in St. Louis, Missouri.

Parker is the No. 248 overall prospect and No. 24 running back in the class of 2025. He ranks as the No. 1 running back and No. 2 player in Missouri, according to On3 industry rankings.

Parker helped lead Cardinal Ritter to the MSHSAA Class 3A state championship last season.

Tennessee offered a scholarship to Parker while unofficially visiting the Vols on April 1.

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2025 4-star RB Jamarion Parker includes MSU in top 7 schools list

Michigan State football is one of seven schools still in the running for a big-time running back prospect in the 2025 class

Michigan State football is one of seven schools still in the running for a big-time running back prospect in the 2025 class.

Four-star running back Jamarion Parker of St. Louis announced his top seven schools on Thursday, which included Michigan State. The Spartans were joined by Arkansas, Purdue, Tennessee, Louisville, Oregon and Oklahoma.

Parker ranks as the No. 18 running back and No. 209 overall prospect in 247Sports’ rankings for the 2025 class. He’s also listed as the No. 3 player from Missouri.

Michigan State has yet to extend an offer to Parker, according to 247Sports. So this could suggest the Spartans have been recruiting Parker and will be handing out a scholarship soon enough.

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Rutgers football offers freshman running back Jamarion Parker from St. Louis

Rutgers football among the latest to offer St. Louis freshman phenom running back Jamarion Parker.

Rutgers football is getting involved with a very interesting prospect in freshman prospect Jamarion Parker. Not only is it unusual for the Scarlet Knights to offer a freshman, but they are also doing so in a non-traditional area for recruiting.

Parker is from St. Louis, MO, a region that Rutgers doesn’t traditionally recruit. The class of 2025 running back is already a big contributor at Cardinal Ritter.

Playing a tough schedule last year that included several out-of-state opponents, the Lions went 7-7.

He holds a total of 16 offers already, including Power Five offers from Boston College, Louisville, Michigan, Missouri, Oregon State, Purdue, Texas A&M and West Virginia.

Last week, Parker pulled in offers from Arkansas State, Colorado and Oregon.

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Parker tweeted about the offer from Rutgers football earlier this week.

 

The class of 2023 is starting to shape up for Rutgers football with five committed players on the roster. Two of the top 10 players from New Jersey (four-star Jasire Peterson and three-star John Stone)  are part of the class.

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Last week, three-star wide receiver Yazeed Haynes won the MVP award at the Rivals camp in Philadelphia.

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