Pringle is commitment No. 5 for Miami’s 2025 recruiting class and the fourth Floridian in the class for Mario Cristobal and Co.

Pringle is the No. 260 prospect nationally in the 2025 class according to the 247Composite rankings, the No. 36 prospect in the state of Florida and the No. 21 running back in the nation.

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Curtis, considered by many to the be the top quarterback prospect in the 2026 class, chose the Dawgs over Alabama, Florida State, Ohio State, Tennessee, and Texas A&M, among many others.

The commitment gives Georgia a foundational piece to build around in the class as Curtis possesses immense arm talent to go along with plus-level athleticism for the quarterback position.

Curtis is not only considered by many to be the top signal caller in the class, but 247Sports has Curtis rated as its No. 1 overall prospect.

A starter since his freshman season, Curtis has amassed 4,835 yards and 52 passing touchdowns already in his high school career. He has also added 1,026 rushing yards and 20 more scores on the ground.

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DeBose decommitted from the University of Georgia back in December and since that time, his recruitment has been one of the most hotly contested in the 2025 recruiting class nationally.

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“I love football,” he started. “I’d play this shit for free but they’re paying. So I’ll take it.”

Luckily for Jackson, he won’t have to play for free as some NFL team will be giving him a nice paycheck in a few short months. But football clearly isn’t just a means to an end for Jackson who truly eats, breathes, and sleeps the game.

“This is the sport I love since I was four years old,” he said. “So why change now? Why change the purpose of (playing football) now?.”

Catch more of a great interview from Jackson below as we continue our coverage of the NFL Combine in Indianapolis:

Jackson wrapped up his career at Texas A&M with 7.5 sacks.

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“I’m doing everything at the combine,” Sweat told the media on Wednesday afternoon. “I feel like when I run my 40, I’m gonna shock a lot of y’all.”

Hear more from Sweat, who spoke at length on Wednesday from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis:

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The Crimson Tide standout met with the media on Wednesday at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis and says he will take a lot with him from his Alabama career to apply to his time in professional football.

“Each day you can get better or worse but you are never gonna stay the same,” Eboigbe recalls when asked about the best advice he received from Saban at Alabama.

Eboigbe has overcome a lot to get where he is now and the adversity he has faced on and off the field have made him stronger.

“Anytime you go through adversity it teaches you who you are,” he said. “I had lost my brother as well during (2022). It made me more appreciative of the things in life. Everyone says they will come back better after an injury but I wanted to put actions behind the words. I wanted to be the leader for the guys in the defensive line room. The injury showed me things about myself self that I didn’t know.”

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Riden was a key factor in DeSoto winning a state championship this past season. The 5-foot-10, 190-pound prospect rushed for 1,044 yards and 12 touchdowns in 10 games. Through three years at DeSoto High, Riden has 2,409 rushing yards and 30 touchdowns.

Riden is a consensus four-star prospect who comes in at No. 216 overall on the 247 Composite and the No. 21 running back in the nation.

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The 6-foot, 170-pound prospect is the son of former Michigan State and NFL standout Plaxico Burress. Burress also held offers from Cincinnati, Duke, East Carolina, Temple and others.

The Fighting Irish are off to a torrid start in building their 2025 recruiting class which sits atop the 247Sports composite team rankings. Marcus Freeman’s bunch have already landed commitments from 14 prospects.

Burress hauled in 25 receptions for 434 yards and five touchdowns as a junior at DePaul Catholic, one of the top programs in the state of New Jersey.

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Dodson is commitment No. 6 for Tennessee in the 2025 recruiting class and joins Top 100 quarterback prospect George MacIntyre as the second in-state pledge for the Vols so far this cycle.

Dodson’s commitment moves Tennessee into the No. 10 spot in the 247Sports Team Composite rankings for the 2025 class. Dodson hauled in 52 receptions as a junior at Collierville High and found the endzone 10 times. He is rated a three-star prospect on all of the major recruiting services.

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Burnett joins a very talented group of linebacker commits for the Nittany Lions, who previously received commitments from fellow four-star prospects D.J. McClary and Alex Tatsch.

Burnett stars at Imani Christian Academy in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

With Burnett’s commitment, Penn State now holds the No. 7 ranked class for the 2025 cycle via the 247Sports Composite team rankings.

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A 6-foot-5, 295-pound prospect Cook is projected to play either guard or center at the next level and is one of Ohio’s top 50 prospects.

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It has been a good week for Clemson on the recruiting trail, previously landing four-star defensive end Ari Watford. The Tigers hosted an elite Junior Day recruiting event this weekend and the dividends are already paying off.

Another top Tigers offensive tackle target, nation’s No. 1 lineman David Sanders Jr. was also on campus this weekend as Clemson continues to be a top contender for the Charlotte (NC) Providence Day star.

Jacobs is the son of former Auburn running back Brandon Jacobs who had an outstanding NFL career mostly with the New York Giants.

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