I don't care what anyone says that's just freaking impressive!
It's going to be very difficult to replace all those guys in 2026.
Edna Karr does have 5 juniors who will be seniors this year with SEC offers, but that's some serious talent to replace.

Edna Karr
QB John Johnson/West Virginia*
RB Tre Garrison/Oregon State*
WR Jakai Anderson/SMU*
WR Xavier Owens/Fresno State*
WR Greg Wilfred/West Virginia*
TE Cameron Munford/Alabama A&M*
OL Caden Adams/Alabama A&M*
OL Leon Noil/Mississippi State*
DL Richard Anderson/LSU*
DL Romeo Brown/Nicholls State*
DL Cornell Williams/Southern
LB Kylon Jones/Southern
LB Kevin Martin/Nicholls State*
DB Aiden Hall/LSU*
DB Hayward Howard/Texas*
DB Torrence Sanders/Washington State*
DB Trevonte Washington/Texas College
DB Maurice Williams/Colorado*

I don't think anyone in the nation signed "18" kids this year.
I could be wrong.

If someone knows of a team I sure would like to know who it is.

Updated to 25.
That's just ridiculous.

https://crescentcitysports.com/karr-signee-count-at-25-after-10-more-players-sign-wednesday/

Edna Karr
QB John Johnson/West Virginia*
RB Tre Garrison/Oregon State*
WR Jakai Anderson/SMU*
WR Joshua Ford/Texas College*
WR Floyd Jones/Southern*
WR Xavier Owens/Fresno State*
WR Anthony Thomas/Grambling State*
WR Greg Wilfred/West Virginia*
TE Cameron Munford/Alabama A&M*
OL Caden Adams/Alabama A&M*
OL Emon Drake/Louisiana Christian*
OL Dontae Garrett/Louisiana Christian*
OL Leon Noil/Mississippi State*
OL Micah Williams/Tuskegee*
DL Richard Anderson/LSU*
DL Romeo Brown/Nicholls State*
DL Cornell Williams/Southern*
LB Kylon Jones/Southern*
LB Kevin Martin/Nicholls State*
LB Michael Quinn/Texas College*
DB Aiden Hall/LSU*
DB Hayward Howard/Texas*
DB Torrence Sanders/Washington State*
DB Trevonte Washington/Texas College*
DB Maurice Williams/Colorado*

South Oak Cliff finished the year ranked #1 in Texas.....they had 26 sign. The most in Texas.
I will try to find a list. I'd like to see it.

That's equally amazing!

Kind of crazy.
Edna Karr and South Oak Cliff were very close to working out a home/home series last year, but they just couldn't nail it down.

👇

Edna Karr and South Oak Cliff were very close to working out a home/home series last year, but they just couldn't nail it down.

That would've been a very good game.

Millard South signed 21.
Hard to believe, but equally impressive.

You don't really think anything about a Dallas or NOLA squad being stacked it doesn't shock anyone.

But, Omaha?
I read Millard South is piping in players from all over the state and from out of state.

Crazy. Nebraska just isn't a hot bed for high school football.

But 👇

https://x.com/MSouthFootball/status/2019171323961045272?s=20

Millard South signed 21.
Hard to believe, but equally impressive.

You don't really think anything about a Dallas or NOLA squad being stacked it doesn't shock anyone.

But, Omaha?
I read Millard South is piping in players from all over the state and from out of state.

Crazy. Nebraska just isn't a hot bed for high school football.

But 👇

https://x.com/MSouthFootball/status/2019171323961045272?s=20

I kept telling everybody MS was the real deal last year. They should've played Basha instead of Arbor View last year. That game was a waste of their talent.

According to Rivals Millard South has the #1 Impact Transfer in the nation so far.
Millard South gets players from everywhere and I just don't understand that.
The University of Nebraska must be paying large dollars for this transfer.

1. QB Trae Taylor: Carmel Catholic (IL) to Millard South (Neb.)
When Trae Taylor, a four-star 2027 Nebraska quarterback commit, told Rivals' Greg Smith that he would be leaving Carmel Catholic (IL) to spend his senior season at Millard South (Neb.), it instantly became the biggest transfer of the high school football off-season. Taylor will step in seamlessly for outgoing Jett Thomalla, who is now enrolled at the University of Alabama, after a season where the passer earned Illinois Offensive Player of the Year honors. Last season at Carmel Catholic, Taylor was as good as they come with the signal caller completed an eye-popping 81 percent of his passes (205 of 251) for 3,571 yards, 38 touchdowns and a mere three interceptions while adding 666 and 12 scores on the ground. Impact to Millard South is it keeps the Patriots as the best team in Nebraska and on the precipice of being nationally ranked.

3* WR Antayvious Ellis (Crowley,TX) also transferred to Millard South for his senior season. Obviously, to get better in sync with QB Taylor before they go to Nebraska. Looks like MS won't miss a beat this year. Hopefully, they play someone worthy OOS.

Also, Westside (MS's main rival with a pulse) and Millard North are getting some transfers in as well. Neither one will challenge MS, though......maybe Westside.   

That wouldn't fly in Louisiana and lots of other places.

Sounds like Nebraska's trying to turn Millard South into a Prep School for Nebraska commits.
 
They should play an independent national schedule and be banned from the Nebraska state playoffs.

That wouldn't fly in Louisiana and lots of other places.

BS

That wouldn't fly in Louisiana and lots of other places.

Sounds like Nebraska's trying to turn Millard South into a Prep School for Nebraska commits.
 
They should play an independent national schedule and be banned from the Nebraska state playoffs.

Off the top of my head I can think of three situations (in three different states) where this happened:

- Dylan Raiola notably transferred from Arizona to attend Buford not long after committing to UGA

- Kevin Sperry transferred from Texas to Oklahoma and played his junior year at Carl Albert

- Michael Tollefson ended up at Mountain Pointe after he committed to ASU (this one did involve a CIF eligibility issue that helped facilitate/necessitate that move.

Incidentally those first two didn't end up at the school they first committed to but this is not a terribly uncommon practice.

BS

Clowns always want to challenge the King.

It's against the law.

If you have Louisiana cases proving me wrong address this court.

Off the top of my head I can think of three situations (in three different states) where this happened:

- Dylan Raiola notably transferred from Arizona to attend Buford not long after committing to UGA

- Kevin Sperry transferred from Texas to Oklahoma and played his junior year at Carl Albert

- Michael Tollefson ended up at Mountain Pointe after he committed to ASU (this one did involve a CIF eligibility issue that helped facilitate/necessitate that move.

Incidentally those first two didn't end up at the school they first committed to but this is not a terribly uncommon practice.

I don't know about any of that.

But In Louisiana you cannot live with a 4th cousin or your mother's ex-boyfriend from 30 years ago and etc.

I'm sure Catholic (Baton Rouge) would love to be a Prep School for LSU commits. It ain't happening.

LHSAA
"Key Takeaway: A student moving into Louisiana from out-of-state must have a legitimate, full-family move to a new residential address in the new school district to be immediately eligible, otherwise, they face a one-year sit-out period."