1. NC State has been criss-crossing the south to check on prospects, with an eye toward the future classes. The offers were flying around this past week, some to players who have already blown up, and others who are in the process.
The two most immediate positions that got offers in the class of 2025 came at defensive end and offensive tackle.
Adrian Farrow — NC State jumped in with the 6-4, 250-pound Farrow, who has 14 scholarship offers. NC State, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Mississippi State and Pittsburgh are his P4 offers.
Brandon Anderson — The massive 6-5, 320-pounder has at least 11 scholarship offers, including Alabama, LSU, Tennessee, SMU and Georgia Tech.
Amari Clemons — The Wolfpack joined FSU, Miami (Fla.), Ole Miss, USF and Florida A&M in offering Clemons.
CJ Givers — NC State is ahead of the curve along with Georgia Tech in offering Givers.
Javian Mallory — Mallory is ranked No. 109 in the country by Rivals.com and has 27 scholarship offer. NC State is one of 19 colleges from P4 conferences that have offered him.
Brodie McWhorter — McWhorter has traveled extensively and already has at least 21 scholarship offers. Georgia, Clemson, Florida State, North Carolina and West Virginia have put in the early work thus far. His cousin is Arkansas sophomore offensive line commit Bear McWhorter, who NC State also has offered.
Jamar Owens — Owens was part of three players offered at Jonesboro (Ga.) High, along with Cortez Redding and Jontavius Wyman. NC State is one of 13 colleges that have offered Owens, including nine from P4 conferences.
Cortez Redding — The safety is ranked No. 201 in the country in the class of 2026, and has 18 scholarship offers, including 14 from P4 conferences.
Jontavius Wyman — Wyman checks in at No. 135 overall in the country and has a stunning 37 scholarship offers, including NC State, Georgia and Oklahoma this week.
Joshua Dobson — On the South Carolina side of Charlotte, he has had a busy month with offers from NC State, Duke, Indiana, South Carolina and Connecticut.
The two most immediate positions that got offers in the class of 2025 came at defensive end and offensive tackle.
Class of 2025:
Damola Ajidahun — He has at least 15 scholarship offers, and has set up official visits in June for Georgia Tech, Duke, South Florida and Georgia.Adrian Farrow — NC State jumped in with the 6-4, 250-pound Farrow, who has 14 scholarship offers. NC State, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Mississippi State and Pittsburgh are his P4 offers.
Class of 2026:
Amari Clemons — The Wolfpack joined FSU, Miami (Fla.), Ole Miss, USF and Florida A&M in offering Clemons.
CJ Givers — NC State is ahead of the curve along with Georgia Tech in offering Givers.
Javian Mallory — Mallory is ranked No. 109 in the country by Rivals.com and has 27 scholarship offer. NC State is one of 19 colleges from P4 conferences that have offered him.
Brodie McWhorter — McWhorter has traveled extensively and already has at least 21 scholarship offers. Georgia, Clemson, Florida State, North Carolina and West Virginia have put in the early work thus far. His cousin is Arkansas sophomore offensive line commit Bear McWhorter, who NC State also has offered.
Jamar Owens — Owens was part of three players offered at Jonesboro (Ga.) High, along with Cortez Redding and Jontavius Wyman. NC State is one of 13 colleges that have offered Owens, including nine from P4 conferences.
Class of 2027:
Julian Baker — NC State is already recruiting junior running back Kentrell Rhinehart, and now have started with Baker, who unofficially visited in late March. NC State, USF and Miami (Ohio) have offered thus far.Joshua Dobson — On the South Carolina side of Charlotte, he has had a busy month with offers from NC State, Duke, Indiana, South Carolina and Connecticut.
