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Official visits in June are now half over, with two weekends wrapped up, and many programs have prepared for future success. Others have had success loading appointments so far this month.
Today’s Tuesdays with Gorney, Rivals national recruiting director Adam Gorney looks at 10 teams that have made phenomenal progress in recruiting so far this month.
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1. RUTGERS (12)
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The Scarlet Knights have had an incredibly busy first two weeks of June, as they have 20 total commitments now, most in the Big Ten, and place third in the conference team rankings.
It was an incredible result during the first weekend of official visits, and although Rutgers We haven’t made any four-star commitments this month yet, there are a few high-level three-stars who have joined, including DB Tariq HayerW.R. Jourdin HoustonOL N-Kye WynnIN Chase Linton and database Michael Claytonnone of which are from the state of New Jersey.
MORE: Rutgers Commitment List for 2025
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2. Minnesota (11)
Minnesota is rowing the boat – fast. The Golden Gophers wasted no time in June, rounding up more than half of their recruiting class and currently holding a very respectable position sixth in the Big Ten team rankings. What was also impressive is that Minnesota is filled with talented players, including three mid-level stars Nelson McGuire It is Zac Stauscauskydefensive attack Abu Tarawallie and others. Four-star QB Jackson Kollock and pounds Emmanuel Karmo still leads the way.
MORE: Minnesota Commitment List for 2025
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3. GEORGIA TECHNOLOGY (9)
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Before June, Georgia Tech I only had three appointments. Now the Yellow Jackets have a dozen, as the last two weeks have been incredibly productive for this program and there have been some key recruiting wins as well.
Four-star athlete Person Dalen It was a big win over the weekend, but the biggest one so far this recruiting cycle was landing the four-star WR Samuel Turnerwho was also serious Georgia and others.
If coach Brent Key and his team must make more waves in the ACC, wins like Turner’s are needed.
MORE: Georgia Tech Commitment List for 2025
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4. VANDERBILT (6)
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The SEC is such a tight conference and is getting tougher with the addition of Texas It is Oklahoma what Vanderbilt He needed a spark like the one he received to start the month of June. The Commodores aren’t getting elite four-star prospects, but a great offensive lineman Matthew Parker is a good addition and linebacker from Tallahassee (Florida) Josiah Broxton Could be a sleeper in this class.
Perhaps the most important thing, however, this month was when Undertaker passed by the trainer Clark Leaoffice in recent days. That kind of agitation doesn’t hurt.
MORE: Vanderbilt Commitment List for 2025
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T-5. PITTSBURGH (5)
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Pitt isn’t necessarily known for major recruiting efforts, but five of the Panthers’ commitments have come in just the last few days and may not have been completed yet. Olney (Md.) Good Counsel Linebacker Justin Thompson is the highest rated three-star and the Panthers also went to Florida for two pass-catchers as a speedster Ja’Kyrian Turner and tight ending Maximum Hunt also boarded.
MORE: Pitt’s 2025 Commitment List
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T-5. Wisconsin (5)
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There were definitely some Midwest commitments for the coach Lucas Fickell and his team in early June, led by three-star tight end Nizyi Davis of Indianapolis (Ind.) Warren Central.
But the Badgers also went to Florida and Arizona looking for four-star players. BD Rukeem Stroud of Tampa (Florida) Tampa Bay Tech and Logan Powella four-star OL from Phoenix (Ariz.) Brophy Prep, has great promise.
MORE: Wisconsin Commitment List for 2025
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T-7: LOUISVILLE (4)
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The Cardinals have been incredibly busy in the transfer portal, landing at least 30 players who could further build an ACC contender and the last few weeks on the recruiting trail have been pretty good as well.
Land local prospects like a three-star wide receiver Lebron Hill and three-star DB in the city Anthony Harris they were big. The Cardinals also went to Florida for two commitments.
Trainer Jeff Brohm he picked up Louisville for the ACC title game last season, reshuffled the lineup through the portal and is now off to a good start in June.
MORE: Louisville’s 2025 Commitment Roster
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T-7: STANFORD (4)
Second year coach Troy Taylor is known as an offensive coach, but the Cardinal did a great job getting top defensive players this month. four-star DT Kole Briehler from Princeton (NJ) Hun School and three-star DE Adam Shovlin of Oakdale (Conn.) St. Thomas More (two major academic institutions) leads the way.
Three-star linebacker Landon McComber of mighty Las Vegas, Bishop Gorman could be a real sleeper.
MORE: Stanford Commitment List for 2025
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T-7: STATE OF ARIZONA (4)
Second year coach Kenny Dillingham entered the transfer portal with force, bringing almost 30 players from there to revitalize a squad that had many gaps last season. It was a great start for the Sun Devils and then they have had a strong start to June, landing four contenders so far, led by Albuquerque (NM) three-star athlete La Cueva Cameron Dyerwhich could be a huge steal since he has excellent junior tape.
MORE: Arizona State Commitment List for 2025
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T-7: WEST VIRGINIA (4)
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It was a good month for the coach Neil Brown and his team – mainly in the Southeast. Four-star running back Deandre Desinor was a huge achievement for the Mountaineers in recent days and got a high-quality three-star lead Romando Johnson on Monday it was also big.
West Virginia also went to South Carolina for the three-star DB Elgin Sessions and yielded ATH of three stars Teriq Mallory in Awake Forest already this month.
