While there is a long way to go in the recruiting cycle—commitments, de-commitments, flips, and surprise hat selections—the class of 2025 has already created substantial buzz, with top prospects like Belleville (Mich.) QB Bryce Underwood leading the charge.

From the college side of things, this class will enter the game one season after the significant shift in the conference alignments.

How that affects the next year of movement among those in the recruiting world should make for interesting headlines.

When looking at the  247Sports composite rankings , there has been a massively significant shift from the past week that includes a new No. 1 team and plenty of first-time appearances moving way up in the latest top 25.

1. Ohio State: 280.11 points

(USA TODAY Network)

2. Notre Dame: 264.56 points

(USA TODAY Network)

3. Alabama: 248.12 points

(USA TODAY Network)

4. Georgia: 241.06 points

(USA TODAY)

5. Clemson: 237.83 points

(Mitch Stringer-USA TODAY Sports)

6. USC: 231.78 points

(Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images)

7. Oklahoma: 224.45 points

(USA TODAY Network)

8. Auburn: 222.11 points

(Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports)

9. Rutgers: 221.02 points

(Matthew OHaren-USA TODAY Sports)

10. LSU: 222.01 points

(Matt Pendleton-USA TODAY Sports)

11. Texas A&M: 217.46 points

(Thomas Shea-USA TODAY Sports)

12. Wisconsin: 213.80 points

(Matt Pendleton-USA TODAY Sports)

13. Penn State: 212.29 points

(USA TODAY)

14. TCU: 206.35 points

(Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports)

15. Syracuse: 196.98 points

(Mark Konezny-USA TODAY Sports)

16. Texas: 194.24 points

(USA TODAY)

17. Arizona State: 193.78 points

(USA TODAY)

18. Stanford: 192.25 points

(Soobum Im-USA TODAY Sports)

19. Tennessee: 187.19 points

(USA TODAY Network)

20. Oregon: 186.80 points

(USA TODAY)

21. Texas Tech: 182.76 points

(USA TODAY Network)

22. Minnesota: 175.77 points

(Jesse Johnson-USA TODAY Sports)

23. Wake Forest: 175.30 points

(Rich Barnes-USA TODAY Sports)

24. Duke: 172.67 points

(Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports)

25. Georgia Tech: 170.07 points

(Brett Davis-USA TODAY Sports)