Top safeties commit to various schools in 2027 recruiting cycle
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 10:23 PM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
As of July 26, the 2027 recruiting cycle features significant talent at the safety position, with 36 of the top 38 safeties committed to 29 different schools. Kamarui Dorsey leads the group, ranked No. 10 nationally and committed to Texas A&M since November 2025. Other notable commitments include JayQuan Snell to Texas A&M, Tory Pittman to Nebraska, Semaj Stanford to Oregon, and Ta'Shawn Poole to Florida State. This summer has seen an accelerated pace of commitments among elite safety prospects compared to previous years.
- •36 of the top 38 safeties are committed to schools
- •Kamarui Dorsey leads the class, committed to Texas A&M
- •JayQuan Snell also commits to Texas A&M
- •Tory Pittman pledges to Nebraska
- •Semaj Stanford chooses Oregon over other contenders.
- 10:23 PMYahoo Sports — Where the top safeties in the 2027 class are committed
"There’s a wealth of talent at the safety position in the 2027 recruiting cycle. As of July 26, there are 38 blue-chip safeties, according to the Rivals Industry Ranking, a weighted average that utilizes all major recruiting media companies. The last time there were that many four and five-stars at the position was the 2022 cycle. […]
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