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Notre Dame football to host 4-star linebacker during the spring

The Irish will have a chance to impress the 4-star linebacker this spring

Notre Dame football has its sights set on more than a few more big time prospects in the 2025 class.

California linebacker [autotag]Noah Mikhail[/autotag] is one of those, as the Irish are actively pursuing the 6-foot, 3-inch and 205-pound star. He’s a big time prospect, as 247Sports Composite Rankings has him as their No. 5 linebacker and 48th overall prospect in the country.

Mikhail announced what his spring visit schedule will be, and he is set to make the trip to South Bend in early April. He will be making multiple trips beginning in March, so multiple teams will have the opportunity to impress him including the Irish.

With just one linebacker currently committed in the 2025 class, Ko’o Kia, Notre Dame is looking to add Mikhail to the already impressive group.

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These two 5-star LB recruits stopping in at the Swamp on Saturday

These two 5-star linebackers are on campus Saturday to check out what the Gators have got going for them.

Florida football’s annual Orange and Blue game is in the rearview mirror but Billy Napier and his staff’s efforts on the recruiting front never stop. On Saturday following the intrasquad scrimmage that represents the end of spring practice, the Gators got a pair of five-star 2025 linebacker recruits on campus for a gander at what the Swamp has to offer them.

The first big name on the board is [autotag]Jadon Perlotte[/autotag] out of Buford (Georgia) who committed to the Georgia Bulldogs back in December. The 6-foot-3-inch-200-pound defender appears to still be weighing his options elsewhere and could give the Gators a chance to flip a top recruit from their biggest rivals.

Perlotte is rated at five stars and ranked No. 22 overall and No. 2 at his position nationally according to the 247Sports composite while the On3 industry ranking has him at four stars and ranked at Nos. 50 and 5, respectively.

Secondly, there is [autotag]Noah Mikhail[/autotag] out of Laverne (California) Bonita, who received a scholarship offer from Florida last week. The 6-foot-2-inch, 210-pound linebacker makes his first-ever stop in Gainesville on Saturday.

Mikhail is rated at five stars and ranked No. 28 overall and No. 3 at his position nationally according to the 247Sports composite while the On3 industry ranking has him at four stars and ranked at Nos. 48 and 4, respectively. On3’s RPM gives the USC Trojans a 31.7% chance of signing him, with the Texas A&M Aggies, Notre Dame Fighting Irish and Washington Huskies trailing behind at 14.2%, 12.2% and 5.3%, respectively.

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OU, Bedlam to play host to big names with a number of prospects descending on Norman

Oklahoma takes on in-state rival Oklahoma State for Bedlam and will be doing so with a massive group of recruits in attendance. From @thatmanbryant

There’s a fairly significant amount of importance surrounding Bedlam this year. The amount of games left between Oklahoma and Oklahoma State has been reduced significantly with Oklahoma’s impending move to the SEC on the horizon.

We may have 2023 and 2024, but the rivalry will cease as we know it in the next few years. Every game has always mattered but these last few, like the one on Saturday night, will mean a lot more.

Additionally, Oklahoma is fighting for bowl eligibility. They need one more win to participate in 2022’s bowl season.

Lastly and arguably most importantly, Oklahoma has its biggest recruiting weekend of the football season with Oklahoma State coming to town. We’ll revisit 2022 Bedlam several years from now and look back and remember it as a pivotal moment in Oklahoma’s last five to ten years.

There are some big-time names across multiple recruiting classes that will be in attendance for Oklahoma including five-star DT and Texas A&M commit David Hicks and recently dubbed 2024 five-star DT David Stone. More than 20 recruits have already committed to being in Norman, some via social media and others per OUInsider.com.

After Brent Venables Football camp, several 2025 prospects receive Oklahoma offers

After attending Brent Venables’ Football Camp, several 2025 prospects received Oklahoma offers.

Fall camp begins next week, and the 2022 college football season is less than five weeks away, but recruiting never stops.

The Sooners have had a big month of July, putting themselves in a position to finish with one of the best classes in the 2023 cycle and potentially their best class in the modern recruiting era.

At No. 6 in the 247Sports team recruiting rankings, OU still has several more prospects that could join their already stellar class, including Jacobe Johnson, Makari Vickers and David Hicks. They’re not done yet.

The Sooners spent this week hosting players across several recruiting classes for Brent Venables’ Football Camp and the Party at the Palace. Camps have paid huge dividends for the Sooners this summer, helping them find players such as Keyon Brown and Jasiah Wagoner, recent 2023 commits.

At this week’s camp, several high school freshmen earned offers from the Oklahoma Sooners: Cornerback Devin Sanchez, wide receiver Daylan McCutcheon, athlete Terrance Edwards, linebacker Noah Mikhail, and safety Anquon Fegans.

Brent Venables and his coaching staff place a premium on face-to-face interactions and on-field evaluations. The camps they’ve been hosting this summer have proven an invaluable resource as they look to build the program for the present and the future.