College Football Recruiting: June Visits & Commit Updates
The college football recruiting scene is heating up! our in-depth analysis of June visits and commitment updates reveals pivotal developments among the top uncommitted prospects in the 2026 class, specifically focusing on offensive tackles, linebackers, and quarterbacks.We break down top recruits like Immanuel Iheanacho, Felix ojo, Tyler Atkinson, and Ryder Lyons, revealing which programs are leading the charge and the crucial official visit schedules that will shape their decisions. Discover the latest on athletes such as Brandon Arrington and Richard Wesley, whose choices will have significant implications. News directory 3 provides this complete look.Which schools are making the biggest moves? discover what’s next …
Okay,I’ve read the provided text about the top uncommitted football recruits in the 2026 ESPN 300. Here’s a summary of the key data, organized by player and position:
Offensive Tackle
Immanuel Iheanacho (No. 12):
Top uncommitted OT.
Finalists: auburn, LSU, Oregon, Penn State.
Plans to commit in early August.
Official Visit Schedule: LSU (completed),Auburn (June 7),Penn State (June 13),Oregon (June 20).
Oregon is considered the leader, with LSU as the most serious challenger.
Felix Ojo (No. 20):
Taking eight official visits.
Visited: Ole Miss, Texas Tech, Colorado, Florida, Ohio State.
Upcoming Visits: Michigan (June 7), Texas (June 13), Oklahoma (June 20).
Ohio State, Texas, and Texas Tech are the most aggressive programs.
Aiming to commit before his senior season.
Linebacker
tyler Atkinson (No. 13):
top linebacker.
Visited Clemson.
Expected to visit: Auburn, Georgia, Ohio State, Oregon. Georgia might have a slight edge, but recruitment is wide open.
Xavier Griffin (No. 28):
Former USC commit.
Will visit Florida State, Georgia, Texas after a trip to Ohio State.
Alabama is leading the charge.
Athlete (Projected Cornerback)
Brandon Arrington (No. 14):
official visits: Penn State, Washington, Texas A&M, Alabama, USC, Oregon (June 20).
Leaders: Oregon, Texas A&M, USC. Washington is a late contender.
Commitment Date: July 5.
Defensive End
Richard Wesley (No. 18):
Decommitted from Oregon.
Official Visits: Oregon (June 7), Texas (June 20), Ohio State (Aug. 30).
Tennessee and Texas A&M also trying to get visits.
Jake Kreul (No. 21):
official Visits: Florida (june 7), Texas (June 13), Oklahoma (June 20).
previously visited: Colorado, Ohio State.
Oklahoma views him as a priority target. Texas and Ohio State are heavily involved.Tight End
Kaiden Prothro (No. 19):
All-SEC official visit run.
Official Visits: Georgia (completed), Alabama (June 7), Auburn (June 10), Florida (June 13), Texas (June 20).
georgia is the most likely destination, with Auburn and Florida also pushing hard.
Quarterbacks
Ryder Lyons (No. 49):
Official Visits: BYU, Oregon, USC.
Oregon looks most likely to land him. Will enroll in 2027 after an LDS mission.
Landon Duckworth (No. 104 – 2025 Class):
Official Visits: Auburn, Florida State, Ole Miss, South Carolina.
Ole Miss and South Carolina are the clear leaders.
Oscar Rios (No. 192):
Finalists: arizona, Colorado, Kentucky, Oklahoma State, UCLA, Utah, Virginia Tech.
Official Visits: Utah, UCLA, Arizona, Colorado.
Previously visited: Kentucky, Oklahoma State, Virginia Tech.
Kentucky remains a leader.
Commitment Date: June 25.
Bowe Bentley (No. 261 – 2025 Class):
Finalists: LSU, Oklahoma.
Visited LSU.
Visiting Oklahoma. Decision likely soon after the visits.Running Backs
Savion Hiter (No. 27):
Official Visits: Ohio State, Georgia, Michigan, Tennessee.
Ezavier Crowell (No. 30):
Reclass from 2027.
Visits: Georgia, Texas, Auburn, Florida State, alabama.
Commitment Date: June 26.
Davian Groce (No. 35):
Visits: Baylor, Florida, Houston.
Recruitment is “wide open.”
Wide Receivers
Ethan Feaster (No. 23):
LSU and Texas A&M are the top contenders.
Commitment Date: July 4. Calvin Russell (No. 26):
Florida, Florida State, and LSU are setting the pace.
Cederian Morgan (No. 47):
Alabama is leading the chase.
Safeties
Jett Washington (No. 22):
Official Visits: alabama, Oregon, Ohio State, USC.
* Alabama and Oregon hold a slight edge.