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Ohio State gets crystal ball prediction to land four-star running back

This would be another huge addition to the 2025 class! #GoBucks

Ohio State football got some good news to kick off April. Four-star running back, Jordon Davison has been crystal balled to the Buckeyes by recruiting expert Steve Wiltfong. This coming fresh from a visit to Columbus this past weekend.

Davison is ranked as the No. 7 overall running back in the 2025 class according to 247Sports composite rankings. The timing of the news coincides with the hiring of new running backs coach, Carlos Locklyn.

Even though Texas recruiting insider, Hank South has logged a prediction for Davison to land with the Longhorns, Wiltfong believes this past weekend’s visit was enough to sway the California native to head east to OSU.

The Buckeyes still face an uphill battle for the talented running back. Davison has recently made visits to Alabama, Texas, and Texas A&M and is yet to narrow his choices.

Many Michigan fans felt like the addition of Tony Alford would lead Davison to the Maize and Blue, but it doesn’t look like that is currently the situation at hand. However, we all know things can change at a moment’s notice in the recruiting world. We’ll keep you posted as things develop.

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2025 4-Star RB out of Mater Dei (CA) will visit Texas A&M this month

It has been confirmed that 2025 4-Star running back Jordon Davison will visit Texas A&M later this month.

Outside of 2024, five-star athlete and Texas A&M commit Terry Bussey’s official announcement is on Feb. 7; Aggies head coach Mike Elko has shifted his focus to the 2025 recruiting class, knowing that earlier he can his staff can develop relationships within the cycle, the better they have of securing commitments as soon as spring hits.

Looking to upgrade at nearly every position group for the future, it has been confirmed that 2025 four-star RB Jordon Davison out of Mater Dei (CA) will, according to Rivals’ Adam Gorney, take a visit to College Station on Saturday, Jan. 27, just a week after he is slated to visit rival Texas the previous weekend.

According to 247Sports Composite, Davison is currently positioned as the 44th-ranked player in the class, the 2nd-ranked running back, and the 4th-ranked player in California as he heads into his final season at the prestigious Mater Dei.

In 11 games last season, Davison ran for 662 yards and 10 touchdowns, just a year removed from accumulating 1,514 yards and 17 touchdowns on the ground during his 2022 sophomore campaign, averaging 116 rushing yards per contest.

Still yet to sign a prospect in the cycle, Davison joins a long list of potential “head to head” recruiting battles with the Texas Longhorns, who will officially join the SEC next season.

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Mater Dei redeems regular-season loss to St. John Bosco with championship win

Mater Dei won the CIF-SS championship by taking down St. John Bosco by 28 points — the same differential as the regular-season shutout.

It hasn’t been since 2017 that the winner of the regular-season game between Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.) and St. John Bosco (Bellflower, Calif.) also won the championship game between those two teams. Over the last five years, the teams have rematched in the title game three times; the result was flipped all three times.

This year, the sixth season since 2017, it looked like there could be a flip in the script. No. 5 Mater Dei was shut out in the regular-season contest, and if No. 3 Bosco had truly figured out the Monarchs, the regular-season winner would wrap up the title game.

It was not to be. Mater Dei rolled over St. John Bosco 35-7 on Friday night, defeating them by the exact same margin in which the Monarchs lost to the Braves a month and a half ago. The Monarchs are back at the top of the California Interscholastic Federation-Southern Section (CIF-SS) as champions for the second time in the last three years.

Mater Dei’s defense set the tone early with a first-quarter pick-six when three-star linebacker Abduall Sanders returned an interception 52 yards for the first points of the game.

St. John Bosco was unable to move the ball efficiently in that first half, recording negative-one rushing yards, according to the Los Angeles Times. Mater Dei held the Braves to just one touchdown, a reception by four-star linebacker Kyngstonn Viliamu-Asa while tacking on a pair of scores from four-star RB Jordon Davison and WR Kayden Dixon-Wyatt to take a 21-7 lead into the break.

Defense and special teams carried the Monarchs through the second half, as a muffed punt in the fourth quarter gave Mater Dei the opportunity for four-star defensive lineman Tomu Topui, lined up at tight end, to score a 14-yard touchdown. On the first play of the next drive, four-star cornerback Zabien Brown had a pick-six of his own to put the game away.

The LA Times reported that first-year Mater Dei head coach Frank McManus took a more active role in managing the defense during games after the defeat against Bosco in October. He succeeded in helping the unit prepare for this game, and the players put away the Braves. McManus has gotten through the beast that is Bosco, and Mater Dei is set to place its claim as the top team in California once again.

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A look at the top 2025 recruits visiting Texas next week

The No. 1 RB and No. 1 OT will be in Austin next week.

Texas will be hosting several of the top 2025 recruits for unofficial visits next week. Continue reading “A look at the top 2025 recruits visiting Texas next week”

5-star 2025 RB Jordon Davison schedules visit to Oregon

5-star RB Jordon Davison, the No. 11 player in the 2025 class, will be in Eugene for a visit next week.

The commitments are coming, and the recruiting visits continue to stack up for the Oregon Ducks.

On Friday afternoon, Dan Lanning and Co. landed a big commitment from 4-star safety Aaron Flowers, the No. 109 player in the 2024 class, helping to bolster their newest signing class and stack talent in the defensive secondary.

Not long before that commitment, the Ducks also got the great news that Jordon Davison, a 5-star RB in the class of 2025, will be taking a visit to Oregon next week.

Davison is rated by the 247Sports Composite as the No. 11 overall player in 2025, and the No. 2 RB in the nation. The highly-rated RB was in Eugene last year for the Ducks’ game against the UCLA Bruins.

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Texas receives recruiting prediction for 2025 five-star RB Jordon Davison

Texas continues to make quite the case for RBU.

Texas continues to make quite the case for Running Back University (RBU). Continue reading “Texas receives recruiting prediction for 2025 five-star RB Jordon Davison”

High School Football Rewind: Watch this explosive TD run seal the game for Mater Dei over St. John Bosco

Needing a big play to put the Braves away, the Monarchs looked to Sophomore running back Jordon Davison and he came through.

The biggest high school football game of the year—Mater Dei vs. St. John Bosco—turned out to be a defensive slugfest, a big change from their matchup last season, which ended in a 42-21 win for the Monarchs. 

This time around, neither quarterback threw a single touchdown pass and heading into the fourth quarter, the game was a close battle.

Mater Dei got out in front, and needing a big play to put the Braves away, called on Sophomore running back Jordon Davison.

And he certainly answered. 

Watch his 38-yard touchdown run to seal the deal for Mater Dei, winning by a score of 17-7.

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Davison (5-foot-11, 210 pounds) finished the evening with 114 rushing yards on 22 carries. He’s a five-star recruit, ranked the No. 1 running back in the class of 2025. Davison already has 36 offers on the table from college programs.

Next up on the schedule, Mater Dei will visit 6-1 Orange Lutheran (Calif.) while St. John Bosco hosts 3-4 JSerra Catholic (Calif.).

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Georgia football offers elite HS running back

The Georgia Bulldogs and running backs coach Dell McGee have offered a scholarship to elite high school running back Jordon Davison.

The Georgia Bulldogs and running backs coach Dell McGee have offered a scholarship to elite high school running back Jordon Davison. Davison is a member of the class of 2025.

Jordon Davison plays high school football for Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana, California. Mater Dei is one of the nation’s top high school football programs. JT Daniels, Matt Leinart, Bryce Young, and more have played football for Mater Dei.

Additionally, four-star class of 2022 running back Raleek Brown played for Mater Dei. Brown ended up signing with the USC Trojans. Mater Dei is one of the top programs that feeds talent into USC. Davison will see more touches now that Brown is leaving.

Jordon Davison is currently unranked due to his young age. He is only a freshman in high school at the moment. The 6-foot, 205-pound running back has scholarship offers from USC, Oklahoma State, California, Oregon State, Penn State, and more.

Here is a look at one of Davison’s top runs from this past season. He displays good balance and vision on this cutback touchdown run:

Davison announced his scholarship offer from Georgia football via Twitter:

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