2025 5-star WR Caleb Cunningham announces his top 12 schools
Ackerman (Miss.) Choctaw County five-star wide receiver Caleb Cunningham has college coaches stopping by to see him almost daily right now. He is still adding offers too, but the nation’s No. 11 overall prospect and No. 2 wide receiver in the 2025 cycle according to the On3 Industry Ranking is ready to reveal to his first list of favorites.
Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, LSU, Mississippi State, Oklahoma, Ole Miss, South Carolina and Tennessee made the list. Cunningham is coming off his first visit to Norman and he has visited each school on his list at least once.
“These are schools that are recruiting me hard and schools I have good relationships with,” Cunningham told On3. “Each has something I like and that is why they made the list.”
Cunningham is in no rush to make his next cut. He is eyeing the summer as to when he will take the next step in the recruiting process.
“I am going to stay patient with everything. It is a little overwhelming at times, so I am taking my time and I could take official visits in the summer and the during the season. I am not really sure yet.
“Right now I am thinking I will make my decision closer to Signing Day in December.”
Cunningham talks top schools
ALABAMA: “Alabama has one of the best programs in college football and it’s a great place. They have a great coaching staff too. They definitely get receivers to the league and that’s what I like.”
AUBURN: “When I went to Auburn for a visit they talked about God a lot before football. It feels like family there and they have faith. I love the new offensive coordinator (Derrick Nix) they have. And I love their coaching staff. It’s a great place.”
FLORIDA: “I have a great relationship with their wide receivers coach (Billy Gonzales) and they have a great place. I love their offensive scheme too.”
FLORIDA STATE: “Florida State is one my top schools because it’s a vibe there. I love Coach Mike Norvell and Coach Ron Dugans. They’re some great coaches and people… they definitely know how to recruit. It’s a great place.”
GEORGIA: “Georgia is a great program and they touch base a good bit. They put plenty of players in the league. They have a great atmosphere too.”
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GEORGIA TECH: “Georgia Tech recruits me really hard. They never give up when they think they don’t have a chance, but they do and I am really in impressed how their Freshman WR came in and earned 5 All American honors.
LSU: “LSU is WRU. They get receivers to the league it’s a vibe there and the whole coaching staff loves and I have a great relationship with them. They know how to use their receivers, and I will fit their offense.”
MISSISSIPPI STATE: “I love the coaching staff. I love the new head coach they have and I have a great relationship with him and Coach Bump (Chad Bumphis). State is not even far from where I live and I love the offense that coach Jeff Lebby runs. I fit that offense.”
OKLAHOMA: “Oklahoma made it because I have great relationship with the receiver coach. They know how to use their receivers. They’re definitely an air raid team and it is a great place.”
OLE MISS: “Ole Miss knows how to put receivers in the league and I have a great relationship with some of the people over there.”
SOUTH CAROLINA: “South Carolina is one of my top schools because it is a great place to be. They show a lot of love they treat you like family.”
TENNESSEE: “The Tennessee atmosphere is absolutely crazy. They have a good coaching staff and they call me about every day. I would love to play with their quarterback commit George MacIntyre. I love their offensive scheme as well.”