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Top 3 landing spots for five-star plus prospect David Sanders Jr. ft. Georgia
David Sanders Jr., a premier five-star offensive tackle from Providence Day School in Charlotte, North Carolina, stands at an impressive 6'6" and weighs approximately 290 pounds. He is one of the most sought-after prospects in the 2025 recruiting class.
The reigning Gatorade State Player of the Year in North Carolina, Sanders has helped Providence Day clinch another state championship.
Sanders' commitment announcement is scheduled for August 17, 2024. He is ranked as the No. 2 overall national prospect, the top offensive tackle and the No. 1 prospect in North Carolina by 247Sports.
Top 3 landing spots for David Sanders Jr.
Being a player in demand, a lot of programs would like to bring David Sanders Jr. on board. Here is a look at the three leading prospective teams for the youngster to play on.
#3 Ohio State
Sanders has visited Ohio State multiple times this year. They rank No. 2 on the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine (RPM) and Sanders' family maintains regular contact with the coaching staff.
"Obviously they’re known for making great offensive tackles," Sanders told On3. "Seeing that as a young kid, like I can go there and do the same thing. Ohio State got the bump early because I had only been there one time until recently."
Ohio State boasts On3’s No. 1 ranked recruiting class. Sanders holds a high opinion of the offensive line coach with the team, noting:
"I just think coach Frye is an amazing offensive line coach. He’s shown that he can develop guys and push them to the next level. He’s very passionate in everything that he’s doing … I feel like his coaching style and my playing style can mesh really good."
#2 Tennessee
The Tennessee Volunteers have been courting Sanders since he was in eighth grade. He has visited Knoxville more than any other school, which could significantly influence his decision.
"I just love Tennessee’s coaching staff," Sanders said in May at the On3 Elite Series in Nashville. "coach (Josh) Heupel and coach (Glen) Elarbee, they do a great job with that personal connection. I think out of anybody, they do the best job calling, texting, just staying in contact with my parents and building that relationship."
The Volunteers currently have On3’s No. 8 ranked recruiting class. David Sanders believes Tennessee offers an excellent development environment, stating:
"I feel like you can go there, develop and be the first big-time offensive tackle to come out of Tennessee. They have everything you need to do to be successful there."
#1 Georgia
Georgia has been a perennial favorite for Sanders. He made several visits to Athens this year, including participating in the Kirby Smart Scavenger Hunt and his official visit. Sanders' relationship with Georgia is deeply rooted.
"Georgia is Georgia," Sanders told On3. "You want to go there, go to the NFL, that’s the place to go."
The Bulldogs, boasting On3’s No. 4 ranked recruiting class, have impressed David Sanders with their rapid player development.
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