Nation's No. 5 IOL Announces Top 5 College Football Programs

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Jordan Agbanoma, a four-star offensive lineman from Grayson, Georgia, has narrowed his college choices to five programs as he approaches his decision. The schools include three SEC teams, one Big Ten program, and a recent College Football Playoff runner-up. Agbanoma, ranked as the No. 5 interior lineman nationally and No. 12 overall player in Georgia for the 2027 class, has visits scheduled with each contender.
Georgia is considered a frontrunner, boasting a strong development record and a top-five recruiting class. Agbanoma is set to visit Georgia on June 19. Florida, under first-year head coach Jon Sumrall, offers another SEC option, with a visit scheduled for June 11. Nebraska is also in the mix, with Agbanoma expressing confidence in the coaching staff's ability to revitalize the program; his visit there is set for June 5. Texas A&M, with a top-five national recruiting ranking, will host Ag
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