Big Ten football recruiting rankings for Class of 2025 at start of June (2024)

Kevin McGuire

June 1, 2024 7:56 am ET

The summer is here and the countdown to a new college football season is in full force. With summer typically comes a flurry of recruiting activity with offers, camps, and commitments across the nation. So stay tuned for some significant recruiting news around the Big Ten as the summer rolls along on our march to the start of the 2024 college football season.

The Class of 2025 continues to build across the Big Ten, and it is time once again to take a monthly look at how the Big Ten football recruiting rankings look. There were no changes to the top of the Big Ten recruiting rankings with Ohio State, USC, Penn State, Wisconsin, and Oregon all taking the top five spots, respectively, for a second straight month..

Northwestern was a school that took a nice jump up in the national and Big Ten recruiting rankings over the span of the last month. The Wildcats were boosted in the rankings by more than doubling their number of commitments from four at the beginning of May to 11 at the start of June. Michigan, the defending national champions and Big Ten champs, actually took a step back in the rankings despite adding a commitment to the current recruiting class. But the Wolverines lag in the rankings more because of the total of five commitments, although all five are rated as four-star recruits.

The following look at the Big Ten Class of 2025 football recruiting rankings is based on the most recent update to the 247Sports composite rankings. Teams are ranked according to their national and Big Ten class rankings at the time of posting and we will take a monthly look at the updated rankings to see what changes have occurred with the national and Big Ten rankings. Movement in the national and Big Ten rankings is relative to our look at the recruiting rankings at the start of May.

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