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5. CAULLIN LACY, Louisville
Lost in some of these bigger names in the transfer portal is Lacy, the most productive receiver. He had a huge career at South Alabama. with 207 receptions for 2,517 yards and 13 touchdowns in his career. With leading receiver
Jamari Thrash gone, Lacy could be an integral part of the Cardinals’ offense as they’ve brought in through the portal other talented players as well.
Former five-star Evan Stewart didn't put up gigantic numbers at Texas A&M, but he should be very productive at Oregon.
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4. JALEEL SKINNER, Louisville
Earlier in his recruitment, Skinner was under five-star consideration based on his projection and athletic ability, but he has not performed up to even his four-star level to this point. After flipping from Alabama to
Miami late in his recruitment, Skinner had not made much of an impact for two seasons with the Hurricanes. Now at
Louisville, Skinner has the size and speed to be elite but needs to put it all together on the field.
Former Alabama TE Amari Niblack scored a touchdown against Texas in 2023. This season he'll suit up for the Longhorns.
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Trio of programs standing tall for Fla. DB Jonathan Carter
One of the top two-sport standouts in south Florida is working on top schools heading into the summer.
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Teddy Bridgewater returns to HS alma mater as its new head coach
Former NFL QB Teddy Bridgewater is back at his high school stadium leading Miami Northwestern as its new head coach.
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Recruiting Rumor Mill: College coaches hitting the road
Five-star QB Ryder Lyons was at Oregon over the weekend.
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Now with more than 40 offers, the four-star running back from Delray Beach (Fla.) Atlantic Community has a lot to consider (including a new offer from
Alabama) but there is a select group of programs that has made the biggest impression so far. Colorado,
Texas,
West Virginia,
Ole Miss, Penn State and
Louisville are standing out most to Desinor as his recruitment stays very busy.
Rivals Camp Series Indianapolis: Recruiting Rumor Mill surrounding RBs
Jance Henry earned Running Back MVP honors Sunday at the Rivals Camp Series in Indianapolis.
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One of the top prospects in Kentucky made his way to Indianapolis and left with a Gold Ball. Rated as a three-star, Stone has a number of offers to his name. Stone says
NC State,
Georgia Tech ,
Louisville, Tennessee State and
Cincinnati have been the primary programs on contact in recent weeks. Ohio, Miami (OH),
Western Kentucky and Toledo have also been involved. The Cincinnati offer is one that could be intriguing moving forward. His primary recruiter left for a new program this offseason, but he said the communication is picking back up and the Bearcats are in the thick of things. The 2025 prospect has not yet scheduled official visits.
Smith's Takeaways: Linemen, quarterbacks impress in Indianapolis
Louisville commit Jake Cook earned Offensive Line MVP honors Sunday at the Rivals Camp Series in Indianapolis.
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THE BEEF WAS IN TOWN
The prospects in the trenches passed the eye test on Sunday. There were several comments from other people at the camp about how many good looking linemen there were at the camp. When you come to the Midwest there should be some beef up front and Indianapolis showed out there. There were several good matchups during one-on-ones. Louisiana 2026 defensive tackle
Dylan Berymon against 2025
Louisville offensive line commit
Jake Cook was terrific.