Mid-South Recruiting: Top June Visits
- June is a pivotal month for college football recruiting, with top prospects making official visits.
- Jamarion Carlton, a highly sought-after defender, has a busy schedule.
- Boobie Feaster recently visited Alabama, with USC, LSU, and Texas A&M to follow.
Texas A&M, texas Lead Push for Mid-South Recruiting Talent
Updated June 08, 2025
June is a pivotal month for college football recruiting, with top prospects making official visits. Several Mid-South standouts are drawing significant attention from programs like Texas A&M and Texas.
Jamarion Carlton, a highly sought-after defender, has a busy schedule. After visiting LSU and Texas Tech,Texas A&M,Texas,and Baylor are vying for his attention. Texas A&M’s June 13 visit could be decisive in landing Carlton, as the Aggies look to fend off the longhorns and Tigers.
Boobie Feaster recently visited Alabama, with USC, LSU, and Texas A&M to follow. Texas A&M appears to be the frontrunner, and their June 13 official visit presents an prospect to solidify their lead before Feaster’s planned July 4 commitment.
Keisean Henderson, a five-star quarterback committed to Houston, is attracting interest from Florida State and Oregon. Henderson will visit Florida State on June 9.Mike Norvell has a history of flipping quarterbacks, and Henderson could be next.
Felix Ojo, a five-star offensive tackle, has already visited Ole Miss, Florida, Texas Tech, colorado, and ohio state. texas will host Ojo on June 13, a crucial recruiting weekend for the Longhorns. The texas staff is prioritizing Ojo and aims to keep him in-state.
John Turntine III, another sought-after offensive lineman, recently visited Stanford. Michigan, Texas A&M, and Texas are also in the mix. Texas will get the final visit on June 20 before Turntine makes his commitment decision later this summer.
What’s next
These june visits will likely shape the recruiting landscape for these Mid-South prospects, with Texas A&M and Texas looking to capitalize on their opportunities.