Class of ‘26 Rankings Update: Four Hogs Crack the Top 50

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Santino Bernal July 5, 2025 @ 09:30 AM

The offensive line has been one of the more consistently recruited position groups in the Sunflower State. I mentioned last week that the OL is the strength of the class for the Class of ‘27. Well, a conversation could be had that it's the strength of the senior class as well.    Not only does the OL group now have the most commitments in the class, but in this update they also had the most players crack the Top 50. Here are the four hogs that made significant progress since the January update.    [player_tooltip player_id='1402696' first='Deongelo' last='Williams'] - Wichita NW, 6'5”, 270   Wichita Northwest is set to field one of the most talented offensive lines in the state this season. The blind side of that group is South Dakota-commit [player_tooltip player_id='1402696' first='Deongelo' last='Williams']. At 6-foot-5 270 pounds, Williams possesses a nice blend of power and athleticism. He was the highest stock riser from the offensive line group as he climbed 215 spots to No. 23 overall.    [player_tooltip player_id='1402695' first='Dustin' last='Cochran'] - Wichita NW, 6'4”, 270   Opposite of Williams on the Grizzlies' offensive line is Cochran. The right tackle nearly joined his Northwest teammate inside the Top 25 as he now sits at No. 28 overall. The University of South Dakota also landed a verbal commitment from Cochran.    [player_tooltip player_id='904472' first='Bailey' last='Johnson'] - Lawrence, 6'2”, 340   I've said it before and I'll say it again, Johnson of Lawrence has been one of the biggest winners of this offseason. He put together a great camp season and multiple programs have noticed. In this update he rose 143 spots to No. 32 overall.    [player_tooltip player_id='904444' first='Matt' last='Rosen'] - Holcomb, 6'5”, 320   Rosen is one of the top small-town prospects heading into the 2025 season. Our staff mentioned back in February that he has Division I level potential, and the offers could start rolling in this fall. He's now the 11th ranked offensive lineman in the class and the 35th ranked prospect overall.

The offensive line has been one of the more consistently recruited position groups in the Sunflower State. I mentioned last week that the OL is the strength of the class for the Class of ‘27. Well, a conversation could be had that it's the strength of the senior class as well.