College football's 2025 recruiting cycle is officially in the books. Here is a look at where some of the top recruits will be taking their talents.

Sure, the traditional National Signing Day doesn’t occupy quite the same place on the calendar as it used to thanks to the early signing period, but it still of

The final signing period came and went without much news, but it still was an active day for several programs. Michigan was able to ascend within the top 10 by adding five-star tackle Ty Haywood to a class that already featured No. 1 overall prospect quarterback Bryce Underwood.

With all but one of the top 100 prospects in the Class of 2025 already committed, Wednesday's National Signing Day has little resemblance to what used to be a marquee day in college football's offseason calendar.

Per the 247Sports Composite rankings, LSU owns the No. 10 overall recruiting class for the 2025 cycle. After the early signing period, LSU sat No. 6 in the rankings and dropped to the 10th spot as teams like Michigan, Auburn, Florida and Texas A&M shifted ahead of them in the weeks following.

The Iowa State football team added two more pieces to complete the Class of 2025 on Wednesday during national signing day.  * Iowa State inks 19 prospects durin

UAB signed four high school recruits on Wednesday, bringing its 2025 signing class to 30. Signing with the Blazers on the first day of the late signing period were a pair of in-state players, Saraland wide receiver Carson “CD” Gill and Auburn offensive lineman Aidan Platt.

Following National Signing Day, here's the full list of the 22 high school players Illinois football signed for the 2025 recruiting class.

Here's a look at where the Iowa State football 2025 recruiting class ranks nationally after National Signing Day.

F ollowing the departure of former head coach Jim Harbaugh, there were some who thought the Michigan football program was going to fall off. And for much of Sherrone Moore's first