Canadians In The USA - NCAA Offer Update

By my count, which continues to grow, there are over 60 Canadians currently playing in the United States at various prep/private schools across the country. Plenty of these prospects are already committed to NCAA schools, and if you want to check out those names, there is an article <a href="https://prepredzone.com/2024/10/canadians-in-the-usa-commitment-update/">featuring them here</a>. – this article will be followed by a bunch of Canadian prospects that play in the States that are yet to be offered but prospects whose tape either in Canada or the USA I like – this article will give you a look at the Canadian prospects that currently play in the USA offered by NCAA D1 schools.   <h2 class="wp-block-heading">OFFERS</h2>    Burns is not only currently the #1 overall player in the New England rankings on PrepRedzone, but the Tabor Academy offensive tackle is holding offers from several ACC schools, including multiple G5 programs in the northeast.   Burns is a huge prospect. He actually plays guard for Tabor, as they have so many long, lean tackle prospects already. He shows good bend and snaps out of his stance on the interior. While he still is raw as a blocker, he oozes potential as a prospect, especially the versatility he can bring to a team.     Gabriel-Georges has had an incredible season so far for The Baylor School - Already a top 5 player in Tennessee through the first six weeks, Gabriel-Georges is potentially a candidate to move up some spots come rankings update time. FBS offers have been rolling in for the RB prospect, who sports offers from some of the top SEC programs in the nation in addition to several ACC programs and a couple of G5 teams. A physical runner with probably the best contact balance I have seen out of an HS prospect is consistently making guys miss with power and athleticism.     Osenda falls one spot behind Gabriel-Georges in the Tennessee rankings. The massive OL prospect is new to the state after originally heading to Clearwater Intl Academy from Canada. Osenda picked up his first offer from Nevada in the summer of 2023 and has been a hot name ever since, with many offers from ACC and SEC programs. Osenda is a physical blocker with elite length and brings a strong base to pass pro. Osenda is one of my favorite overall prospects I have watched, and while he already holds a ton of offers, he is a player whose recruitment can continue to trend in a positive direction.     Tabuteau has been a dominant playmaker for The McCallie School. The WR prospect is a dynamic athlete with impressive testing numbers and the film to match that testing. Tabuteau has picked up offers from some big SEC schools. Colorado, Wisconsin, and Duke are among the others in one of the top Canadian athletes. Tabuteau is elite in open spaces, where his ability to change direction, accelerate, and vision in the open field makes him so hard to bring down. When combining the tape with those testing metrics, it is easy to see how his skills translate to the next level.     Gooden has been a hot prospect since he arrived at Tabor Academy, which houses multiple impressive Canadian prospects. He has picked up offers from all the New England FBS schools, including UMass, UConn, and Boston College, as well as some ACC and SEC opportunities. Gooden is an athletic EDGE prospect who bends well and shows good off the snap.     Out of the Pennington school in New Jersey Rouleau is among the elite offensive line prospects coming from the northeast in the 2027 class - he also doubles as the second 2027 OL from Canada on this group of NCAA offered prospects. A huge frame with tons of potential Rouleau sports offers from some bigtime schools all over the SEC, ACC, and Big Ten and is already one of the top recruited OL nationally in the 2027 class.     Zylstra picked up his first after right after the end of last season when UConn offered the big DT prospect from St. Thomas More - Zylstra followed that up with offers from Temple and UMass and has received tons of interest since. Zylstra is a physical interior presence that is among New England's top interior defensive linemen. Zylstra is a block eater who does an excellent job of playing with a consistent motor and always using his hands to shed blocks.     Rocheleau, who was the star of an Essex County JV team in Ontario, has played his high school ball at Harper Woods in Michigan and holds offers from Bowling Green, Eastern Kentucky, and Miami (OH) - Rocheleau threw for 2,700 yards and 25 touchdowns on a nearly 75% completion percentage as a sophomore and has had a strong start to his junior year with his tape showing a player that shows good escapability and really nice touch and accuracy on his throws down the field.     Another Canadian prospect sporting the Blue and White of The McCallie School is a big defensive line prospect who holds an offer from Chattanooga. Pholo is quick off the ball and shows good lateral movement shooting gaps and holding the edge against outside zone runs. He is a little bit of a tweener size-wise, but with his athleticism, I think he translates as a big, strong, side defensive-end prospect who has the movement skills to build a strong pass rush off of.     Wade plays guard on a really impressive offensive line at The Baylor School. The Junior picked up his first offer from Syracuse. Wade has some tape out from this season, his first few weeks in the States, and the RG shows some quality reps with good hand usage and a strong punch. He has a good frame with what seems to be a strong upper body.     Fletcher is a big OL prospect who plays at Saint James in Maryland. He had a strong summer, picking up a plethora of offers from IVY league and high-academic FCS schools. Fletcher holds tons of postseason accolades from his play in Maryland and is a two-time Captain after transferring in from Canada, something that not many prospects making such a move have done. Fletcher does an excellent job maintaining and finishing blocks on tape.     Banick, a big tackle prospect at Providence Christian, holds a ton of G5 offers in addition to some FCS opportunities alongside a PWO to Georgia. He has been a highly recruited prospect since picking up his first offer from Mercer early this spring. Playing primarily LT for Providence Christian, Banick is an agile blocker with a good pad level and a strong punch.     Smith, one of a few Canadian prospects playing in New York, actually picked up his D1 offer from Boston College while still playing in Canada. Although there has been some staff turnover at BC since his offer, Smith was a recent visitor at the school and is one of the top Canadian EDGE prospects playing in the States.     Miller, a well-built, barrel-chested interior offensive line prospect, made a last-minute move from Clarkson Football North to St. Frances Academy and joined an offensive line that has guys with NFL-level size. Miller held some offers when he played at Clarkson but picked up an offer from Maryland once he made the move to Maryland. Miller is physical at the point of attack and has really strong hands. Those traits help him consistently maintain blocks.     Ekperuoh is a huge tackle prospect at 6'6 and now has slimmed down closer to the 340 mark. He holds an offer from Maine but did take an official visit to Kentucky over the summer. Ekperuoh has some intriguing tape, and his measurables stand out big time compared to another available lineman in the 2025 class.     Demaine, who moved to St. Thomas More just this summer from Ontario, picked up his first offer from Eastern Michigan in July. A big Junior season from Demaine could lead to some additional interest, as, unlike a lot of the other prospects on this list, his first year in the States is being played right now. Demaine has a great frame and with that great length and does a good job utilizing that length in pass pro.

By my count, which continues to grow, there are over 60 Canadians currently playing in the United States at various prep/private schools across the country. Plenty of these prospects are already committed to NCAA schools, and if you want to check out those names, there is an article featuring them here. – this article will be followed by a bunch of Canadian prospects that play in the States that are yet to be offered but prospects whose tape either in Canada or the USA I like – this article will give you a look at the Canadian prospects that currently play in the USA offered by NCAA D1 schools.