After a record-breaking season, Hamilton (Chandler, Ariz.) star Roye Oliver III has gone from national freshman standout to one of the most electrifying receivers in the country — and he’s just getting started.
After a dominant junior season anchoring one of the state’s top defenses, Farmington standout Myles Smith is seeing his recruitment surge with Power Four offers, and his rise may just be getting started.
With signing day approaching and recruiting pressure rising, these 10 Michigan high school stars remain uncommitted—making them some of the most intriguing names college coaches are tracking right now.
Clarkston High School kicker Aidan O’Neill commits to Kansas State. The Michigan standout brings elite leg strength, All-State honors, and a proven track record from a Division 1 powerhouse.
Fayetteville High quarterback Hank Hendrix announced Tuesday he is reclassifying to the 2026 class and committing to Arkansas after a standout season in Class 7A.
FBS coaches unanimously voted to expand the redshirt rule to nine games, a move that could reshape player development, roster strategy, and long-term planning for today’s high school football stars.
After a seven-year hiatus, Nike’s iconic invite-only showcase returns in 2026, bringing the country’s top high school football talent back to the national spotlight.
he four-time state champion and former Cornell commit brings generational talent to Rutgers, but ongoing legal proceedings continue to follow his path to college wrestling.
The 2026 Polynesian Bowl is set showcase some of the nation's best high school football stars on Jan. 16 at Clarence T.C. Ching Field in Honolulu, Hawaii. Polyn
La Salle High School (FL) wing Jayquan Freeman announced he is reclassifying to the Class of 2027, a move designed to maximize his development, leadership impact, and long-term recruiting upside.
Walnut Grove High School running back Cam Newton delivered a two-touchdown performance and earned MVP honors at the Military Appreciation Bowl, punctuating a dominant senior season on a national stage.
Tate Taylor, Gatorade National Track and Field Player of the Year, commits to Texas Tech while keeping pro options open after record-breaking prep season.
From a region defined by elite quarterback play, a freshman at Indian River is beginning to show the traits that have long separated the 757 from everywhere else.
Desoto’s three-star phenom has erupted for 1,503 postseason yards, stunned No. 1 Southlake Carroll with a legendary 99-yard dagger, and become the hottest recruit in America ahead of the state title game.