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CLASSES + COMMITS + ROSTER CONTEXT

Recruiting makes more sense when it stays attached to the roster.

Follow classes and commitments, then see where prospects fit within the program they chose. Iron connects recruiting information to team pages, current players, depth charts, transfer movement, and future roster needs.

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THE FULL PICTURE

Track the class, not only the ranking

Class rankings are useful, but position balance, roster age, returning production, and depth matter too. Iron keeps team recruiting views close to the roster so the class can be understood as a group of future players rather than one composite number.

Move from a commitment to the full player picture

Open player profiles, review position and class information, and move back into the program view without losing context. The goal is a recruiting workflow that feels like part of the sport rather than a disconnected leaderboard.

See recruiting and the portal together

Modern roster building combines high school recruiting, transfers, retention, and development. Iron links recruiting and portal activity to the same team structure so arrivals and departures can be evaluated together.

What fans ask about recruiting.

Can I browse recruiting classes by team?

Yes. Iron organizes recruiting information around program and season views so a class can be studied alongside the team it is joining.

Does recruiting connect to player profiles?

Where profile data is available, commits and prospects connect to player context rather than appearing only as names in a ranking.

How does Iron handle recruiting and transfers?

Iron treats recruiting and transfer movement as connected parts of roster construction, with both available from team-centered workflows.