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<p>The moment folks have been waiting for is finally here. It's only been a few months since the previous Class of '25 rankings update was released, but this upcoming junior class continues to impress, and their progress deserves to be recognized. Especially from the top of the rankings. </p>
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<p>Typically in the state of Kansas, each recruiting class over the years has been headlined by only a few players at a time. This however isn't the case for the Class of '25. The amount of D-I level talent this class already contains before their junior year is astonishing. There's currently around 10 prospects holding multiple offers, and these five have been the ones leading the pack. We didn't cover the Top 5 in the March update, so here's a look at how this elite group has progressed over the past few months. </p>
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Hayes has wowed coaches at multiple camps, and he's taken campus visits to both u003cemu003eKansasu003c/emu003e and u003cemu003eKansas Stateu003c/emu003e, as well as the u003cemu003eUniversity of Nebraskau003c/emu003e. As a result, Hayes' list of u003cemu003ePower 5u003c/emu003e offers continues to grow after adding u003cemu003eIowa Stateu003c/emu003e, u003cemu003eKansasu003c/emu003e, u003cemu003eKansas Stateu003c/emu003e, and u003cemu003eNebraskau003c/emu003e to the mix. 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<p>Some more of the top prospects from this June update include No. 6: [player_tooltip player_id='716598' first='Andrew' last='Babalola'] – Blue Valley NW (OL), No. 7: [player_tooltip player_id='570244' first='Brock' last='Heath'] – Blue Valley NW (OL), No. 8: [player_tooltip player_id='282258' first='Tate' last='McNew'] – Maize South (QB), No. 9: [player_tooltip player_id='442716' first='Charlie' last='Woleben'] – De Soto (DL), & No. 10: [player_tooltip player_id='570190' first='Maguire' last='Richman'] – Blue Valley (LB). </p>
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The moment folks have been waiting for is finally here. It's only been a few months since the previous Class of '25 rankings update was released, but this upcoming junior class continues to impress, and their progress deserves to be recognized. Especially from the top of the rankings.
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