Elite linebacker to announce college decision Wednesday night

Will this Indiana high school star stay in his home state or head south?

Five-star linebacker Drayk Bowen of Merrillville, Indiana is set to announce his college decision on Wednesday night as Auburn, Clemson, and Notre Dame are his three finalists.

Bowen is listed as the second overall linebacker in the 2023 recruiting class by 247Sports composite, the best player from Indiana, and the 28th ranked recruit nationally.

This would be a huge get for Notre Dame as the Irish already have a nice base for 2023 with five-star defensive end Brenan Vernon and four-star defensive end Keon Keeley already both committed.

Will it be Notre Dame’s hat that Bowen puts on tonight?  Marcus Freeman and company certainly hope so as Bowen would be next in a line of great linebackers to come through South Bend.

Here is what Bowen recently said about Notre Dame:

“It’s close to home and they had done baseball and football before many times. Academics are very important to me, and it’s ‘Ivy League degree’ with ACC athletics so that was a big thing for me.”

His highlights below look like what you think those of a five-star talent would look like when playing against normal high schoolers.

Bowen will announce his decision at 9 p.m. ET on CBS Sports HQ.

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Notre Dame’s current 2022 recruiting class commitments

Notre Dame’s current 2023 recruiting class commitments

Notre Dame’s all-time results against each ACC football team

Wisconsin football lands in the top three for a 2022 DT

Wisconsin football made the top three for 2022 four-star defensive tackle K.J. Miles, who listed the Badgers alongside Georgia Tech and T…

Wisconsin football made the top three for 2022 four-star defensive tackle K.J. Miles, who listed the Badgers alongside Georgia Tech and Texas as his top three teams on Wednesday via his Twitter.

The Jersey City, New Jersey, native is ranked as the No. 31 defensive tackle in the country and No. 4 player in New Jersey by 247Sports. Last week, Wisconsin also received two crystal ball predictions from 247Sports to land Miles. The four-star recruit has starred the last few seasons for St. Peters Prep in New Jersey.

Since Wisconsin is now in Miles’ top three and has two crystal ball predictions, it looks like the Badgers are leading the way in landing the 2022 defensive tackle.

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Notre Dame football: defensive end enters transfer portal

Notre Dame has a lost a defensive end to the transfer portal as a reserve player announced his decision on Tuesday.

Defensive end Kofi Wardlow appears to have played football for Notre Dame for the final time as the senior entered the transfer portal on Tuesday.

Wardlow has been buried on the depth chart during his entire career, making just one career tackle which came in the 40-7 blowout victory over Boston College last season.

Wardlow took to social media to announce his decision on Tuesday.

Wardlow came to Notre Dame as a member of the 2017 recruiting class out of Washington, DC.  He spent spent time on the scout team in 2017 before seeing action in the Virginia Tech game a year later.

Wardlow appeared in the New Mexico and Boston College games in 2019, recording one career tackle along the way.

All the best to Wardlow as he’s set to graduate this fall and have two years of eligibility remaining wherever he may end up next.

Texas offers two-sport athlete, speedy cornerback from Grand Prairie

Head coach Tom Herman and Co. sent an offer to three-star cornerback Jalon Williams out of South Grand Prairie High School.

The Longhorns recently sent an offer to a three-star cornerback out of Grand Prairie, Texas. Continue reading “Texas offers two-sport athlete, speedy cornerback from Grand Prairie”

Updated 2021 recruiting class rankings, Texas climbs eight spots

Texas head coach Tom Herman’s 2021 recruiting class climbed eight spots on Monday after two new commitments were announced.

Monday was a great day on the Forty Acres. Continue reading “Updated 2021 recruiting class rankings, Texas climbs eight spots”

Four-star Kennedale safety commits to Texas over LSU, Oregon

Four-star safety J.D. Coffey has announced his commitment to the University of Texas.

It’s a day worth celebrating around the Texas football community. Continue reading “Four-star Kennedale safety commits to Texas over LSU, Oregon”

June 15 is a big day for Texas football, two potential commitments

On Monday, current players are able to begin voluntary workouts while two highly sought-after recruits will announce their commitments.

Texas could potentially add two four-star athletes to their secondary on Monday. Continue reading “June 15 is a big day for Texas football, two potential commitments”

Texas offers tough, physical wide receiver from 2021 recruiting class

The Longhorns are now targeting a four-star wide receiver from the 2021 recruiting class.

Texas is now targeting a wide receiver prospect out of Kosciusko, Mississippi. Continue reading “Texas offers tough, physical wide receiver from 2021 recruiting class”

Texas offers four-star defensive end from Mansfield

Texas joined a late push to sway four-star defensive end David Abiara away from Notre Dame.

The Longhorns are making a late push for four-star defensive end David Abiara from Mansfield Legacy High School. Continue reading “Texas offers four-star defensive end from Mansfield”

Donovan McMillon includes Georgia football in top-10

UGA football recruiting: Georgia Bulldogs make top-10 for elite recruit Donovan McMillon.

Georgia has made the top-ten for the 200th ranked player in the nation, Donovan McMillon.

McMillon holds 53 scholarship offers but was able to cut that list to ten on Friday.

A 4-star safety in the class of 2021 out of Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, McMillon’s top-ten schools are as follows:

Georgia, Florida, LSU, Texas A&M, Arizona State, Michigan, Oklahoma, Oregon, Penn State and Virginia Tech.

He ranks as the nation’s No. 200 overall player, No. 8 safety and the No. 8 player in his state.

Out of his ten finalists, he has actually only visited two, Virginia Tech and Penn State.

Once he is allowed to visit schools again, he hopes to cut his list in half to five.