Where Nebraska ranks in the latest Big Ten recruiting rankings?

The college football world is currently in the midst of a recruiting dead period, but that doesn’t prevent us from looking at the Big Ten recruiting rankings for the class of 2025. The conference saw four new schools join its rankings at the beginning of this month and their impact is already being felt.

Three of the four new teams rank in the top six, with USC coming in sixth, Washington in fifth, and Oregon in second place. According to 247Sports, UCLA currently ranks 12th in the conference.

Ohio State leads the Big Ten with 24 commits to the class of 2025. The class currently includes four three-star recruits, 16 four-star prospects, and four five-star players.

Nebraska is tenth in the conference. The class of 2025 has 17 commits, five four-star prospects, and 12 three-star recruits.

According to 247Sports, the class ranks 31st in the nation. The recruiting rankings of the Big Ten Conference are available by scrolling below.

18

Illinois Fighting Illini

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Commits: 13

5-Star: 0

4-Star: 0

3-Star: 13

17

Iowa Hawkeyes

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Commits: 13

5-Star: 0

4-Star: 4

3-Star: 8

16

Northwestern Wildcats

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Commits: 18

5-Star: 0

4-Star: 0

3-Star: 17

15

Purdue Boilermakers

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Commits: 13

5-Star: 0

4-Star: 2

3-Star: 11

14

Michigan State Spartans

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Commits: 16

5-Star: 0

4-Star: 0

3-Star: 16

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13

Minnesota Golden Gophers

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