Top recruits for 2029 cycle show interest in multiple powerhouse programs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 2:58 PM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026

The 2029 recruiting is taking shape as several powerhouse programs attract top talent early. Among the leading prospects are cornerback James Allen, ranked No. 1, and offensive tackle Landon Ghea, ranked No. 2. Allen has already visited multiple campuses, including Florida, Ohio State, and Miami, reflecting strong interest from these schools. Ghea, focusing on his connections with coaches, has plans to visit schools like Florida and Alabama as he narrows his options. Meanwhile, receiver Braelyn Allen is also considering institutions such as SMU and Texas A&M. These developments signify an early competitive race for commitments from these high-profile athletes.
- •James Allen is the top-ranked recruit for 2029.
- •Landon Ghea follows closely as the No. 2 prospect.
- •Allen plans visits to Florida and Georgia this season.
- •Ghea has multiple visits scheduled to major programs.
- •Braelyn Allen lists SMU and UT among his top choices.
- 2:58 PMYahoo Sports — Intel: Powerhouse programs emerge for the top-ranked recruits in the 2029 cycle
"Powerhouse programs are already emerging with the top recruits in the 2029 class as Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Miami, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oregon, Tennessee and Texas A&M among the programs with the most buzz.
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