
Fri Jan 09 17:10:00 UTC 2026: ### Headline: High School On SI Announces 2025 All-American Football Teams, Georgia Dominates College Commitments
The Story
High School On SI has released its 2025 All-American high school football teams, recognizing the nation’s top performers. Buford (GA), the publication’s national champion, boasts two All-Americans. Texas, California, and Georgia lead with six players each represented on the first and second teams. The Georgia Bulldogs secured the most commitments from these All-Americans, with five players choosing to play college football in Athens. The selections include an Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, and Coach of the Year.
Key Points
- Buford (GA) named High School On SI’s national champion, features two All-Americans.
- Texas, California, and Georgia each have six players on the All-American teams.
- The Georgia Bulldogs have the most commitments with five All-Americans, followed by USC, Alabama, Oregon and Notre Dame with four.
- Landen Williams-Callis, a junior running back from Randle (TX), is named Offensive Player of the Year. He needs 3,835 yards as a senior to break the Texas career rushing record.
- Deuce Geralds, a senior defensive lineman from Collins Hill (GA), is named Defensive Player of the Year and is committed to LSU.
- Carson Palmer of Santa Margarita (CA) is named Coach of the Year after leading the school to multiple championships.
Key Takeaways
- Georgia’s dominance: The significant number of Georgia commits highlights the state’s continued prominence in high school football talent production and college recruiting success.
- Individual accolades matter: The All-American selections provide significant recognition for individual players, boosting their profiles and college prospects.
- College recruiting landscape: The commitment distribution across different universities offers insight into the shifting dynamics of college football recruiting, with programs like Georgia, USC, Alabama, Oregon and Notre Dame securing top talent.