The February signing day is quickly approaching, and Penn State football has a chance to add to its 2025 recruiting class.
James Franklin’s squad is composed of players that are near the top of their position groups, from 4-star tight end Andrew Olesh (No. 4 TE and No. 1 prospect in Pennsylvania according to 247Sports Composite) to 4-star offensive tackle Malachi Goodman (No. 9 OT and No. 2 prospect in New Jersey).
But where does the latest Nittany Lions recruiting class rank among the nation’s best? Find out where the recruiting class ranks nationally below.
Where does Penn State rank nationally going into signing day?
According to 247Sports Composite, Penn State has the No. 15 recruiting class in the nation, which includes 18 4-star recruits and nine 3-star recruits.
Big Ten rival Ohio State has the highest-ranking recruiting class in the conference at No. 3 nationally, trailing Georgia and Texas.
Where does Penn State rank in the Big Ten going into signing day?
Penn State football has the No. 5 recruiting class in the Big Ten, trailing Ohio State, Oregon, Michigan and USC. According to 247Sports Composite, Penn State is the only program among the top-5 in the Big Ten without a 5-star recruit.
What day is signing day in February?
National Signing Day is traditionally the first Wednesday in February, which makes it Feb. 5 this year.
Is Penn State football expected to add anyone during the February signing day?
While James Franklin and Penn State, along with other programs, have the option to add players during the February signing period, that is unlikely to happen. The December signing period, also known as early signing day, is where most top programs sign their recruiting classes.
Early signing day has also become a preference for players as most top prospects sign in December, then enroll for the spring semester to get acclimated to the rigors of college football their respective programs.
February is where more Group of 5 or FCS schools sign their prospects.
This article originally appeared on York Daily Record: Where does Penn State’s recruiting class rank going into Signing Day?
