With their 2015 recruiting classes locked up, college football coaches around the country are already shifting their focus to next year's recruiting class. Unfortunately, several of the nation's top recruits have already made their commitments. Who are they and where are they headed?
QB Jacob Eason – Georgia
Eason committed to the Bulldogs in July, and it’s easy to see why he’s one of the top five overall recruits in the country. He’s a mobile pro-style quarterback with incredible footwork and accuracy, along with all the arm strength he needs to make throws all over the field.
WR Nate Craig-Myers - Auburn
The #1 receiver (and #11 overall prospect) in the nation remains committed to the Tigers despite reports of potential wavering last year. Over 1/3 of the programs at the FBS level have at least showed interest in the 6-foot-2, 205-pound Tampa product, fawning over his route-running ability and propensity for making opposing defensive backs look absolutely silly. Expect some top programs to make a run at Craig-Myers in the next year, but things look bright when it comes to him sticking it out for the long haul.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PB4Uzlqdprw
OT Gregory Little - Texas A&M
Little is the country's top overall recruit, and after watching his highlight video, it's easy to see why. He already has prototypical size at 6'5" and 282 pounds with the strength and athleticism to play either tackle or guard.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AUzUZadsSY
ATH Demetris Robertson - Alabama
Nick Saban rarely brings in players like Robertson – versatile, supremely athletic players without a clearly defined position just usually aren’t his style. Robertson, though, is good enough to change that. A 'Bama commit since July, Robertson is one of the most electrifying players in the country, and he’s rated as the #1 ATH in the Class of 2016. Figuring out where he fits best on the Crimson Tide is a problem for another day.
QB Malik Henry – Florida State
Henry has arguably the strongest arm of anyone in this class, and is one of the most mobile pocket passers of anyone on this list. He’ll have to compete with two top quarterback recruits the Seminoles reeled in on National Signing Day, so don’t be surprised if he opens his recruitment back up. If he does, Notre Dame becomes the favorite to land him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkpA8jlWBs0
RB Kareem Walker - Ohio State
Walker (Wayne, NJ) committed to the Buckeyes during halftime of the national championship game, making a sweet night even sweeter for Ohio State fans. The five-star prospect is the top-ranked running back in the country and will provide the Buckeyes with immediate help should Ezekiel Elliot leave after his junior season.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jps-I3pzhM
LB Daelin Hayes - USC
Hayes is the top-rated player in the state of Michigan, but has already decided to spurn the Wolverines in favor of sunny California. He's physically ready for the college game at 6'3" and 225 pounds, and has the athleticism to see a lot of playing time as a freshman.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkAft3xoLgQ
OT Ben Cleveland- Georgia
Cleveland is already a massive, massive man at 6'7" and 322 pounds, and the size and strength should give Georgia their starting left tackle for the foreseeable future.
DE Breland Brandt - UCLA
Brandt is a Los Angeles native who has the height (6'4") to develop into a defensive menace, but needs to add more muscle to his 22o pounds. Still, he has the speed that should help him make an immediate impact.
WR DeKaylin Metcalf - Ole Miss
Metcalf is the top-rated prospect in the state of Mississippi and is the second best wide receiver prospect in the country because of his size (6'3", 195 pounds) and elite athleticism. He'll provide the Rebels with another top-notch receiver to couple with Laquon Treadwell.
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