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Anna (Texas) four-star interior lineman Peyton Miller has the Red Raiders on top right now.

“Texas Tech is a top contender. I’ve been there a lot. They are definitely getting an OV and are the team to beat.”

Clemson and Arizona State are next. — Rivals’ Chad Simmons

Irmo (S.C.) four-star offensive lineman Nate Carson has a handful of schools in his top group: South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Ohio State, Oregon and Nebraska.

But Alabama and Tennessee are the top two.

On Alabama: “I’ve been an Alabama fan since I was a kid. They already had an advantage honestly. I just love what Coach Kaplovic and Coach DeBoer are doing, and I love everything about their development.”

On Tennessee: “Coach Elarbee and Coach Heupel started early in my recruitment, and I love that about them. They’ve been contacting me almost every day. I’m currently looking at David Sanders, and you see he got SEC Freshman of the Year. That inspired me because I really do like Tennessee. That’s showing me they can play a freshman early and he will still do good.”

— Rivals’ Steve Wiltfong

Another IMG standout, four-star cornerback Larry Moon, is looking forward to visiting Oregon, Ohio State and Miami in the offseason. — Rivals’ Steve Wiltfong

IMG Academy (Fla.) four-star cornerback Censere Gaylord has been a top target for Auburn’s new coaching staff under Alex Golesh. He is looking to visit The Plains on January 17, and says the Tigers are recruiting him as hard as anyone.

Georgia, Tennessee and Washington are talking to him almost daily, while Notre Dame is another school he likes and wants to visit. — Rivals’ Chad Simmons

Rivals’ No. 1 EDGE in the 2027 class, Jaiden Bryant, says LSU leads with defensive ends coach Sterling Lucas moving from South Carolina to Baton Rouge.

The Irmo (S.C.) native plans to visit the Tigers soon to re-connect with Lucas. — Rivals’ Steve Wiltfong

Alabama and Tennessee stand out the most to Bishop Gorman (Nev.) cornerback Hayden Stepp among his top five. In talking to him more, it sounds like the Crimson Tide are his top school with the rest following behind. — Rivals’ Steve Wiltfong

Five-star Wayne (Ohio) wideout Jamier Brown committed to Ohio State back in November 2024, but a lot of has changed during that time. Specifically, receivers coach Brian Hartline left for the head coaching job at USF. But Brown is still locked in and is waiting to see how things play out.

“I’m seeing the process out. I love the culture, and they make you feel welcome. Everybody there is big on development. I want to be developed into a first-round, top-five draft pick. And I feel Ohio State can get me there.”

Schools are still reaching out to him, with a long list that includes Nebraska, Miami, Maryland, Oregon, Auburn, Louisville, and Notre Dame. He wants to get back to Texas for a visit as well. — Rivals’ Steve Wiltfong

Five-star 2027 defensive lineman Jalen Brewster is still happy about his early commitment to Texas Tech. He said Indiana, Ohio State and Texas A&M are still being considered, but he loves what Joey McGuire and the staff in Lubbock are building. — Rivals’ Chad Simmons

USC is in the lead for elite 2027 wide receiver Osani Gayles, who says he’ll be back on January 31. Tennessee is also up there for him as the biggest challenger to the Trojans.

Gaines is a California native playing right now at IMG Academy — Rivals’ Steve Wiltfong

Florida State four-star commit Gregory Batson remains locked in with the Noles despite a down season on the field and some staff changes.

“They’re not giving up on Norvell, keeping hope on him. Things like that. This year is a big make-it-or-break-it year and they have trust he will make it. Just the connections they keep building. Even after the year they had they keep checking up on me.”

He said it feels like home, it’s the school he is most comfortable with right now.

Georgia Tech and Mississippi State still recruiting him hard, and he will probably visit those two. Batson will ‘definitely’ visit FSU for one of its junior day events. — Rivals’ Chad Simmons and Steve Wiltfong

Haymarket (Va.) four-star linebacker Noah Glover says Texas A&M is setting the pace in his recruitment. He will visit them on January 24. He will also be at Clemson for its first junior day and likes Georgia, Miami, Alabama, Virginia and Virginia Tech right now. — Rivals’ Steve Wiltfong

Rivals’ Chad Simmons and Steve Wiltfong are on-site as prospects are starting to arrive for check-in and time to meet with media.