The Rivals Camp Series made its fourth stop in Atlanta this past weekend, attracting top prospects from around the region and beyond. The event showcased the talents of high school recruits and provided college football programs with insights into potential future stars. Here are five college football programs that should be pleased based on the performance of recruits and top targets:
ALABAMA:
Alabama made a strong presence at the camp, with standout performances from blue-chip linebacker commitments Darrell Johnson and Luke Metz. These players impressed with their skills in pass-rushing drills and coverage, solidifying Alabama’s reputation as a top program. Additionally, top-ranked prospect Julian Lewis expressed interest in the Crimson Tide, adding to the program’s appeal for elite recruits like Rivals250 wide receiver Naeshaun Montgomery and top in-state safety Anquon Fegans.
AUBURN:
Auburn saw success at the camp with commitments like Malik Autry and Kail Ellis shining in the trenches. Autry displayed a combination of power and quickness, earning Defensive Line MVP honors, while Ellis held his own against tough competition. The Tigers also garnered attention from top recruits like Zion Grady, the highest-ranked edge rusher in attendance, and Julian Lewis, the No. 1 quarterback recruit. Defensive Back MVP Eric Winters and athlete Keenan Britt also showcased their skills, showcasing Auburn’s appeal to top talent.
GEORGIA:
Georgia continued its strong recruiting presence at the camp, with commitments like Bo Walker standing out among top performers. The Bulldogs also had success with targets like Deuce Geralds, Samuel Turner, and Anthony Davis, who each won MVP awards in their respective positions. Defensive Back MVP Eric Winters and other top prospects like Shamar Arnoux and Zykie Helton showed interest in Georgia, further solidifying the program’s appeal to elite recruits.
OHIO STATE:
Ohio State made an impact with its national recruiting efforts at the camp, drawing attention from top prospects like Zion Grady, Bryce Perry-Wright, and Deuce Geralds. The Buckeyes’ success extended to skill positions, with Kaiden Prothro and Anthony Davis earning MVP honors in their respective categories. Safety Faheem Delane and other top recruits showed interest in Ohio State, indicating the program’s continued success in recruiting talent from the South.
USC:
USC commit Julian Lewis was a notable presence at the camp, considering other programs while maintaining his commitment to the Trojans. USC has made inroads in the Southeast with strong recruiting efforts in the 2025 and 2026 classes. The Trojans will continue to pursue top prospects from the Rivals Camp in Atlanta, including commitments like Malik Autry and Bryce Perry-Wright.
Overall, the Rivals Camp Series in Atlanta showcased the talents of top high school recruits and provided college football programs with valuable insights into potential future stars. Programs like Alabama, Auburn, Georgia, Ohio State, and USC emerged as key players in the recruiting landscape, attracting top talent and solidifying their positions as top programs in college football.
