Projected Notre Dame Football Commits: Next Five After Hawk and Coleman

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Notre Dame football’s 2027 recruiting efforts are picking up steam. The recent commitments from Titus Hawk and Jackson Coleman? Just the start, really.

Head coach Marcus Freeman and his crew are already shifting focus to even more top-tier talent. They’re dead set on building a future roster that can make some noise.

This piece takes a look at the next five potential commitments Notre Dame has on its radar. We’ll highlight what these players bring to the table and where things stand in their recruitment.

Current Commitments: Titus Hawk and Jackson Coleman

Two promising players are already locked in for the 2027 class. Titus Hawk, a tight end out of Choctaw (Okla.) High School, and Jackson Coleman, a wide receiver from Littleton (Co.) Valor Christian, have both committed to the Fighting Irish.

Their decisions give Notre Dame a real boost at pass catcher. It’s a solid foundation for whatever comes next.

Titus Hawk: A Tight End with Potential

Hawk’s got that rare mix of size and skill you want in a tight end. He stands 6-5, weighs 240 pounds, and looks every bit the part of a future college standout.

He can block, catch, and just generally do a bit of everything. Versatility like that? Pretty valuable these days.

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Jackson Coleman: A Dynamic Wide Receiver

Coleman brings speed and a knack for making things happen. At 6-1 and 190 pounds, he’s got the agility to shake defenders and the quickness to break big plays.

Adding him gives the Irish more depth at receiver and another weapon for the offense. Who doesn’t want that?

Next Five Potential Commitments

With Hawk and Coleman in the mix, Notre Dame’s staff is zeroing in on a few more key targets for 2027. Here are the next five players who might just join the fold:

1. Jones: A Legacy Recruit with Tremendous Upside

Jones is a wide receiver and a legacy recruit, so he’s a big deal for Notre Dame. He’s got breakaway speed and can turn short catches into highlight plays.

Notre Dame is leading right now, but Oregon’s still in the picture. Landing Jones would be a statement win for the Irish.

2. Wagner: A Priority Offensive Tackle

Wagner is a 6-6, 300-pound offensive tackle who’s been on Joe Rudolph’s radar for a while. The main competition for him isn’t totally clear, but Notre Dame’s in a strong spot.

If things wrap up soon, it feels like Freeman and his staff have the upper hand. But hey, recruiting’s never a sure thing, right?

3. Parks: A Defensive Tackle to Watch

Parks stands 6-3 and tips the scales at 305 pounds—a real presence at defensive tackle. He’s been a Notre Dame priority for ages.

Oregon’s making things interesting, but the Irish staff bounced back and still lead for him. Keeping him close to home would be a nice win for the program.

4. von Brandt: A Promising Offensive Lineman

Von Brandt, an offensive lineman from Delaware, has drawn some comparisons to Owen Strebig from the 2025 class. Like Strebig, he’s got top programs after him, but Notre Dame seems to be the favorite right now.

This one feels more like a “when,” not “if,” situation. Sometimes you just get that sense.

5. Vaughn: A Reclassified Pass Rusher

Vaughn recently moved up from the 2028 class to 2027, which gives Notre Dame another shot at a high-upside pass rusher. At 6-4 and 225 pounds, he’s already been a force against some tough high school competition.

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The Irish are leading for him, and if they can seal the deal, their defensive line gets a serious boost. That’s the kind of addition you hope for in a recruiting cycle.

Conclusion

Notre Dame’s 2027 recruiting push is already making some noise, thanks to Titus Hawk and Jackson Coleman. Their early commitments definitely set a promising tone.

As the Irish chase more top-tier talent, it’s hard not to wonder which names will pop up next. The next five commitments could really tip the scales for the program’s future.

With Marcus Freeman steering the ship, there’s a sense that Notre Dame is gearing up for something big. They’re aiming to build a team that can hold its own on college football’s biggest stage.

Want to keep tabs on all the latest recruiting buzz? Check out A to Z Sports for more updates.

Joe Hughes
Joe Hughes is the founder of CollegeNetWorth.com, a comprehensive resource on college athletes' earnings potential in the NIL era. Combining his passion for sports with expertise in collegiate athletics, Joe provides valuable insights for athletes, fans, and institutions navigating this new landscape.

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