Florida State Gains 14 Top Football Recruits in June Surge

The 2025 college football recruiting season is seeing distinct strategies and successes across programs. Arizona State, led by Kenny Dillingham, secured a key commitment from four-star tight end Landen Miree, boosting their tight end depth despite losing other recruits. Nebraska is focusing heavily on the transfer portal to immediately upgrade talent, particularly on the offensive and defensive lines, while making measured high school commitments to build long-term depth under first-year GM Pat Stewart. New Mexico is gaining national attention for its high school talent, with top offensive linemen Moses Sparks Jr. and Alex Rivera committing to Utah and Fresno State respectively, highlighting the state's growing reputation for Division I prospects. Florida State has experienced a recruiting surge with 14 commitments in June alone, including several four-star prospects across key positions, reflecting the program's strong recruiting momentum. These varied approaches illustrate how programs balance immediate roster needs with long-term development in a competitive recruiting environment.