1/13/2015 football Edit

Top 5 uncommitted: Southeast

Rob Cassidy and Woody Wommack

Staff

Rank: No. 5 overall

Recruiting Wrap: Ivey was impressive at the U.S. Army All-American Game and is still attempting to choose between Auburn and Florida. He keeps pushing back his decision because of what is assumed to be a very contested final stretch of his recruitment. At this juncture, whether he'll land with the Gators or Tigers is anyone's guess.

Favorite: Auburn, Florida

Dark Horse: none

CeCe Jefferson

Glen St. Mary (Fla.) Baker County

Rank: No. 13 overall

Recruiting Wrap: Jefferson intends to attend college alongside Cowart. If that happens, the duo could make serious waves in the college football landscape from the get-go. That said, it seems as though Florida State and Florida are the two schools in best position. Ole Miss and, to a lesser extent, Auburn, are on the periphery.

Favorite: Florida, Florida State

Dark Horse: Ole Miss

Ryan Davis

St. Petersburg (Fla.) Lakewood

Rank: No. 52 overall

Recruiting Wrap: Davis didn't participate in a postseason all-star game, and nobody knows for certain where he might end up. The prevailing thought is that Florida will land his commitment in the end, but Florida State is in the thick of things as well. Alabama and Georgia are also hanging around. Davis could officially narrow his list at any time.

Favorite: Florida

Dark Horse: Florida State

Roquan Smith

Montezuma (Ga.) Macon County

Rank: No. 64 overall

Recruiting Wrap: Things keep changing for Smith, who recently shuffled his official visit schedule to include Michigan. The Wolverines' hire of D.J. Durkin at least gives the school a shot, but Smith's most likely destination continues to be Georgia. The Dawgs have already gotten an official visit and Smith is close with several members of the 2015 class who have already committed to Georgia. UCLA will get Smith's last official visit and the Bruins were his first offer, so they can't be written off just yet, either.

Favorite: Georgia

Dark Horse: Michigan, UCLA