One of the best rivalries in college football doubles as a recruiting high point for whichever side hosts the Iron Bowl. This year’s matchup is in Auburn’s Jordan-Hare Stadium and the Tigers are hosting a plethora of targets, some of which are also eyeing Alabama.
Here’s a list of recruits that will be attending the 86th Iron Bowl broken down by year, star rating and offers.
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Jeffrey M’ba, Independence (Kansas) Community College
Class of 2022
Four-star, No. 1 national recruit / No. 1 DL per 247Sports Composite
The highly-targeted junior college product has visited Oklahoma and Missouri, among other schools.
Khurtiss Perry, Pike Road
Class of 2022
Four-star, No. 69 / No. 11 DL
Perry has a significant interest in Alabama, Clemson and Auburn. He’ll visit the Plains after a trip to Tuscaloosa last week.
Nyjalik Kelly, Dilliard (Fla.) High
Class of 2022
Four-star, No. 87 / No. 13 DL
Kelly, who’s set to announce on Dec. 15, has been pursued by LSU, Florida State and Indiana, among others.
Robert Woodyard, Williamson
Class of 2022
Four-star, No. 124 / No. 12 LB
An Alabama-commit, Woodyard will be taking an unofficial visit with the Tigers.
Antonio Williams, Dutch (S.C.) Fork
Class of 2022
Four-star, No. 149 / No. 22 WR
Williams was recently offered by Clemson and holds a plethora of top offers ahead of his visit.
DeMarion Tolan, Kissimmee (Fla.) Tohopekaliga
Class of 2022
Four-star, No. 193 / No. 20 LB
Tolan committed to LSU in July but has kept visiting schools. He toured Georgia’s campus last weekend.
Keionte Scott, Snow (Utah) College
Class of 2022
Another top junior college eyeing Auburn among other Group of 5 schools, Scott has visited Oregon and Tennessee in the last month.
Justin Williams, East (Ga.) Paulding
Class of 2022
Three-star, No. 369 / No. 32 running back
Williams reneged his commitment to West Virginia on Nov. 17 and Auburn appears to be battling with Tennessee for the ball-carrier.
Brycen Sanders, Baylor (Tenn.) School
Class of 2023
Four-star, No. 255 / No. 15 IOL
Sanders watched Alabama in-action last weekend and will be in Auburn for another chance.
Jeremiah Cobb, Montgomery Catholic
Class of 2023
One of the top running backs in the state next year finished his junior year with 2,083 rushing yards and 38 touchdowns.
Jayden Lewis, Anniston
Class of 2024
The defensive back visited Tennessee a few weeks ago and looks to be part of another strong secondary class in the state.
Jadyn Davis, Catawba (SC) Ridge
Class of 2024
Widely regarded as one of the best sophomore quarterbacks in the country, Davis will be taking a look at Auburn and Alabama, who’s offered him in addition to Georgia, in-person on Saturday afternoon.
Nick Alvarez is a reporter for Alabama Media Group. Follow him on Twitter @nick_a_alvarez or email him at NAlvarez@al.com.
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