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Where does Indiana football’s 2025 recruiting class rank going into National Signing Day?

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BLOOMINGTON — Indiana football did much of the heavy lifting for its 2025 recruiting class long the program made its first appearance in the College Football Playoff.

The Hoosiers signed 21 players on the first day of the early signing period in December and have already welcomed 14 of those signees onto campus.

It will make for a quiet national signing day in Bloomington on Wednesday with IU expected to add just one high school signee.

Here’s what you need to know about where Indiana’s 2025 recruiting class and where it currently ranks:

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Where does Indiana football’s 2025 recruiting class rank?

Indiana heads in national signing day with the 46th ranked recruiting class in the country, and 14th best class in the Big Ten, according to 247Sports’ composite rankings.

The Hoosiers have signed 21 high school prospects and are expected to add one additional signee on Wednesday (quarterback Jacob Bell). They welcomed 14 of those signees to campus in January and they are all expected to participate in spring practice.

Indiana have landed eight high school players — four from within the state of Indiana — from within a four-hour radius of Bloomington.

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College Football 2025 recruiting class team rankings

Here’s where Indiana’s 2025 recruiting class ranks nationally per 247Sports’ Composite rankings:

  1. Texas

  2. Georgia

  3. Ohio State

  4. Alabama

  5. Oregon

  6. Auburn

  7. LSU

  8. Michigan

  9. Texas A&M

  10. Florida

  11. Tennessee

  12. Notre Dame

  13. USC

  14. Miami

  15. Penn State

  16. Ole Miss

  17. Oklahoma

  18. Florida State

  19. South Carolina

  20. Georgia Tech

  21. Missouri

  22. Nebraska

  23. Washington

  24. TCU

  25. Wisconsin

  26. Mississippi State

  27. Clemson

  28. Maryland

  29. SMU

  30. Kentucky

  31. Arkansas

  32. Rutgers

  33. Duke

  34. Baylor

  35. NC State

  36. Kansas State

  37. Virginia Tech

  38. Utah

  39. Colorado

  40. Syracuse

  41. Iowa

  42. West Virginia

  43. UCLA

  44. Illinois

  45. Texas Tech

  46. Indiana

  47. Arizona State

  48. Stanford

  49. Minnesota

  50. Oklahoma State

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Indiana football 2025 recruiting class

Here’s a full breakdown of Indiana’s 2025 recruiting class heading into National Signing Day:

* Denotes early enrollee

  • 181: DB Byron Baldwin (4-star)*

  • 569: DL Tyrone Burrus Jr. (3-star)

  • 677: DL Triston Abram (3-star)

  • 706: WR Davion Chandler (3-star)

  • 766: RB Sean Cuono (3-star)

  • 843: DB Seaonta Stewart (3-star)*

  • 875: LeBron Bond (3-star)*

  • 987: DB Jaylen Bell (3-star)*

  • 1,022: DB Zacharey Smith (3-star)*

  • 1,053: DL Jhrevious Hall (3-star)

  • 1,071: TE Blake Thiry (3-star)

  • 1,082: Paul Nelson (3-star)*

  • 1,152: WR Myles Kendrick (3-star)*

  • 1,263: DL Keishaun Calhoun (3-star)*

  • 1.263: DL Kyler Garcia (3-star)*

  • 1,317: OL Matt Marek (3-star)*

  • 1.317: LB Jamari Farmer (3-star)*

  • 1,426: OL Evan Parker (3-star)*

  • 1,535: DB Garrett Reese (3-star)

  • 1.558: OL Baylor Wilkin (3-star)*

  • 1,713: TE Andrew Barker (3-star)*

  • 1,998: QB Jacob Bell (3-star)

Michael Niziolek is the Indiana beat reporter for The Bloomington Herald-Times. You can follow him on X @michaelniziolek and read all his coverage by clicking here.

This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Indiana football recruiting: Where does 2025 class rank



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