June commitments keep arriving quickly, with more than 70 percent of prospects in the SC Next 300 rankings already committed.

New head coaches are making solid early marks, as Florida's Jon Sumrall recently added another four-star prospect to move the Gators to No. 3 in the updated class rankings.

Alex Golesh at Auburn, James Franklin at Virginia Tech, Matt Campbell at Penn State and Will Stein at Kentucky are also performing well in their first classes at new schools, each climbing in the rankings and all inside the top 20.

Here are the current rankings, now expanded from 20 to 25 teams.

Last updated June 4

1. Texas A&M Aggies

Previous ranking: 1

SC Next 300 commits: 13
Top offensive prospect: OT Kennedy Brown
Top defensive prospect: DE Zyron Forstall

Mike Elko draws from his defensive background for the Aggies' 2027 class. Aiming to rebuild a group strong at pressuring quarterbacks in 2025, five-star edge Zyron Forstall from IMG Academy lacks bulk but shows an explosive first step along with solid pad level and strength at contact.

Kaden McCarty offers a hybrid frame yet adds speed and range from the edge. The secondary gains length and physicality, highlighted by 6-3 Kamarui Dorsey with 4.52 speed as a versatile safety strong in run support, man coverage, zone reads and turnovers while leading vocally. Corner Raylaun Henry features a strong build, smooth technique and natural ball skills, while JayQuan Snell provides length, range, hands and tackling drive.

On offense, they assemble an impactful line with Kaeden Scott (6-7, 285) and DeMarrion Johnson (6-5, 295) as four-star additions plus five-stars Kennedy Brown and Mark Matthews. Brown has elite 35-inch arm length and bends effectively, while Matthews shows agility and quickness. They also secured QB Jayce Johnson, a tall strong-armed passer with Cardale Jones-like size who moves well and handles tough coaching. Athlete Hakim Frampton adds flexibility across offense, defense or special teams but projects to the secondary.

2. Oklahoma Sooners

Previous ranking: 2

SC Next 300 commits: 11
Top offensive prospect: OT Cooper Hackett
Top defensive prospect: LB Cooper Witten

After a tough 2024, Brent Venables guided the Sooners to the College Football Playoff with the SEC's top defense. Building on that, they add talent to sustain front-seven strength.

Krew Jones stands out as a quick edge rusher with a strong first step and wiry power who dominated camps, uses hands well and plays with high motor. Cooper Witten, son of former NFL tight end Jason, excels defensively as a projected linebacker with physical presence and big-play range via 4.56 40 and 4.1 shuttle. Taven Epps plays aggressively downhill yet covers confidently for three-down duty.

Oklahoma secured the state's top two offensive linemen. Kaeden Penny from Bixby offers guard or tackle versatility at 6-4, 290 with physical aggression, good pad level and movement. Top in-state player Cooper Hackett brings prototype size and mindset as an athletic, physical tackle with elite length, bend, quickness and balance who can reach the second level and shows left-tackle potential with added bulk.

3. Florida Gators

Previous ranking: 4

SC Next 300 commits: 13
Top offensive prospect: OT Maxwell Hiller
Top defensive prospect: LB Ja'Bios Smith

New coach Jon Sumrall stated success begins up front in April. His early win included five-star Maxwell Hiller, an offensive lineman blending toughness, flexibility and technique who could anchor the trenches and contribute quickly. Sumrall added top center Peyton Miller, who needs mass but brings center experience, leverage and violence, projecting as a steady leader. SC Next 300 OL Elijah Hutcheson adds further value.

In-state QB Davin Davidson stands 6-6 with good feet, strong arm and quick release, offering development upside despite touch refinements needed. Andrew Beard bolsters the offense as a thick runner with over 1,200 junior rushing yards who also catches routes effectively with 31 receptions in 2025.

4. Miami Hurricanes

Previous ranking: 3

SC Next 300 commits: 12
Top offensive prospect: WR Nick Lennear
Top defensive prospect: CB Donte Wright

After reaching the national title game last season, Miami focuses on sustaining contention and building on championship history. The staff secured local talent mostly from the Miami-Fort Lauderdale area while adding national targets.

Offense leads with local Nick Lennear, the No. 5 receiver at 6 feet, 170 pounds, who accelerates fast and turns short passes into big plays. Chicago QB Israel Abrams provides dual-threat ability like SMU's Kevin Jennings with height, frame, tight ball and arm talent plus mobility and coachability.

The line adds size via Sean Tatum, Tyler Ford and SC Next 300 OG Jatori Williams, with Tatum bending well and reaching the second level. Safety Jaylyn Jones offers local enforcement, while California CB Donte Wright brings lean height, length and closing speed.

5. Notre Dame Fighting Irish

Previous ranking: 5

SC Next 300 commits: 11
Top offensive prospect: OT Oluwasemilore Olubobola
Top defensive prospect: CB Xavier Hasan

Notre Dame's class emphasizes smart physical secondary defenders, developmental line size and emerging running back speed while extending its national reach from the Carolinas, Texas, Florida and New England.

Secondary addition Xavier Hasan fits well at 5-11, 195 with track speed, strength and jam power; coaches note the game slows for him as he stays positioned and executes technique. Amarri Irvin brings physical inside linebacker traits with relentless motor and pursuit despite height limits. David Folorunsho from Chicago adds powerful DT quickness, control and active hands.

Offense gains size and burst with James Halter (6-6, 270) and guard Richie Flanigan (6-3, 265). Oluwasemilore Olubobola arrives with high development ceiling via big frame, mobility and aggression for tackle anchoring. Running backs Isaiah Rogers and Lathan Whisenton provide promise, with Rogers' verified 10.5 100-meter speed translating to explosive plays.

6. Clemson Tigers

Previous ranking: 6

SC Next 300 commits: 8
Top offensive prospect: QB Kharim Hughley
Top defensive prospect: DE Desmond Malpress

Dabo Swinney rebuilds after 2025 disappointment by creating a deep balanced class anchored in Georgia and Florida talent, emphasizing trench size and dynamic skill players with competitive winning backgrounds.

Dual-threat QB Kharim Hughley leads offense with accuracy, arm strength, mobility and confidence. RB Gary Walker adds agility and 21 mph speed. WR Jamarin Simmons shows short-area quickness and ball skills, while Trey Wimbley brings 4.47 speed for vertical stretch.

Offensive line includes OT J.J. Brown (6-5, 295) with elite length. Defense features end Desmond Malpress (6-4, 215) as a 4.59-speed athlete, OLB Bryce Kish (6-4, 220) with versatility and physicality, plus DT Luke Starcevic (6-5, 250) with length and motor.

7. UCLA Bruins

Previous ranking: 7

SC Next 300 commits: 6
Top offensive prospect: G Jackson Roper
Top defensive prospect: CB JuJu Johnson

After recent struggles, new coach Bob Chesney shows early promise through talent acquisition. He landed local SC Next 300 DBs JuJu Johnson and Pole Moala plus in-state four-star safety Khalil Terry, a former Notre Dame commit. Texas DB Jerry Outhouse Jr., once committed to Georgia, adds versatility and burst.

George Toia from Texas strengthens the trenches as a powerful agile four-star. Montana Toilolo bolsters the line with strength and active hands from his Mater Dei starter role.

8. Ohio State Buckeyes

Previous ranking: 8

SC Next 300 commits: 8
Top offensive prospect: WR Jamier Brown
Top defensive prospect: DE D.J. Jacobs

Ohio State continues adding impact players including explosive perimeter threats and long athletic defenders while developing tackles up front.

In-state WR Jamier Brown brings elite speed with 10.3 100 and 20.7 200 times plus quickness, acceleration and change of direction. QB Brady Edmunds from California offers 6-6, 220 frame with pocket-passer traits. Offensive line investments include Kellen Wymer, Mason Wilt, Brody McNeel and Jimmy Kalis, who excelled at the Under Armour Next camp in Columbus.