Notre Dame’s 2025 football recruiting class has experienced notable fluctuations, with both decommitments and significant new commitments shaping the roster.

 

**Decommitments:**

 

– **Justin Thurman:** In November 2024, three-star running back Justin Thurman from Tampa Jesuit High School decommitted from Notre Dame and subsequently committed to Kansas. Thurman had been part of Notre Dame’s 2025 class since August 1, 2024. citeturn0search0

 

– **Daniel Anderson:** Earlier, in October 2024, three-star running back Daniel Anderson from Bryant High School in Arkansas parted ways with Notre Dame. Reports indicated that this decision was mutual and considered beneficial for both parties. citeturn0search7

 

– **Shaun Terry:** Wide receiver Shaun Terry from Ohio also decommitted from Notre Dame’s 2025 class, opting to explore other opportunities. citeturn0search6

 

**New Commitments:**

 

– **Cameron Herron:** On Columbus Day 2024, Notre Dame secured a commitment from three-star offensive lineman Cameron Herron of Warren Central High School in Indianapolis. Herron flipped his commitment from Iowa to Notre Dame, bringing his quick feet and strong technique to the Fighting Irish. citeturn0news12

 

– **Blake Hebert:** In a significant recruiting victory, four-star quarterback Blake Hebert from Brunswick School in Greenwich, Connecticut, switched his commitment from Clemson to Notre Dame. Hebert is recognized for his poise and well-rounded game, adding depth to the quarterback position for the Irish. citeturn0news12

 

– **Tyler Merrill:** In January 2025, Notre Dame received a commitment from four-star offensive lineman Tyler Merrill of Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. Merrill chose Notre Dame over other top programs, citing the university’s environment and people as key factors in his decision. citeturn0news14

 

Despite the decommitments, Notre Dame’s 2025 recruiting class remains robust, currently featuring 25 commitments and ranking 11th nationally. citeturn0search1 The addition of high-caliber players like Herron, Hebert, and Merrill underscores the program’s resilience and ongoing appeal to top recruits.

 

As the early signing period approaches, Notre Dame continues to actively recruit to fill remaining positions, aiming to strengthen the class further and maintain its competitive edge.