Where each Notre Dame football commit landed on updated Rivals250 (2024)

Blair makes his debut in the rankings, just making the cut. The North Carolina safety fits the mold that Notre Dame is looking for at the position: big, long and rangy.

The second debut for the Irish is its tight end Flanigan. The Wisconsin native also has elite size for the position and should be a solid player for Notre Dame.

The in-state defender is a bit on the light side at 160-pounds, but his skill level is quite high. He moved up five spots since the last update.

Connecticut doesn’t get much love as a high school football power, but each year they produce a few high-level prospects. Augustine falls into that group, but did drop 10 spots in this reranking.

Once firmly inside the top-100, Strebig dropped 37 spots and landed just outside. He’s still considered an elite prospect, and should excel in South Bend.

Sacca didn’t fall as much as Strebig did, but it was a 28 spot difference since the last update. Regardless, the Irish have one of the top linebacker prospects in the country.

The biggest riser for the Irish, Golden took a massive leap of 83 spots. It wasn’t the biggest jump, but still an impressive one for one of the top corners in the nation.

It’s wild to say that Black is still underrated even being a top-50 prospect, but here we are. He jumped 13 spots since the last rankings, but don’t expect him to plateau. Black should be inside the top-25 when it’s all said-and-done.

A slight drop of 4 spots for Burgess, he’s still considered one of the top pass rushers in the country. Honestly, I think this is exactly the range he should be ranked.

Knight is still committed to the Irish, despite multiple rumors of him flipping to different programs. He’s the top rated commit in an impressive Notre Dame 2025 class.