Tosh Baker

OT
6-7
283
Pinnacle
Scottsdale, AZ

● A four-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN

● No. 43 overall player nationally, No. 4 offensive tackle nationally and No. 3 player from
Arizona in the 2020 class by 247Sports.com
● No. 48 overall player nationally, No. 5 offensive tackle nationally and No. 3 player from
Arizona by Rivals (6.0 Rivals rank)
● No. 25 overall player regionally, No. 22 offensive tackle nationally and No. 8 player from
Arizona by ESPN.com (82 Scout Grade)
● Won the inaugural Randall McDaniel Offensive Lineman Award as the top offensive
lineman in Arizona following his senior season
● Selected to the All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas on Jan. 4, 2020, and the
Polynesian Bowl in Hawaii on Jan. 18, 2020
● As a senior, played for an O-Line that aided Pinnacle to 1,840 rushing yards (29
touchdowns) and 2,654 passing yards (27 touchdowns)
● Played for coach Dana Zupke at Phoenix Pinnacle
● Also played basketball, starting at center on two Arizona 6A champion teams at Phoenix
Pinnacle in 2018 and 2019
Landen Bartleson

CB
5-11 ½
181
Boyle County
Harrodsburg, KY

● A three-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN.com

● No. 556 overall player nationally, No. 29 cornerback nationally and No. 6 player from
Kentucky by 247Sports.com
● No. 39 cornerback nationally and No. 8 player from Kentucky by Rivals (5.7 Rivals rank)
● No. 371 overall player regionally, No. 58 running back nationally and No. 7 player from
Kentucky by ESPN.com (76 Scout Grade)
● In high school, played running back and cornerback
● In 2019, rushed for 404 yards with 12 rushing touchdowns and two scores in the air. On
defense, posted 37 tackles (21 solo), a sack and three interceptions
● Named a 2019 Kentucky First-Team All-State Defensive Back
● In 2018, tallied 35 tackles and two interceptions. That season, Boyle County went 13-1
and reached the Kentucky 3A state semifinals
● In 2018, rushed for 768 yards and 12 touchdowns on 109 carries, and in 2017, posted
1,143 yards and 20 touchdowns
● Played for coach Chuck Smith at Boyle County
● Also ran track
Kevin Bauman
TE
6-4
226
Red Bank Catholic
Red Bank, NJ

● A four-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN.com

● No. 130 overall player nationally, No. 5 tight end nationally and No. 2 player from New
Jersey by Rivals (5.9 Rivals rank)
● No. 240 overall player nationally, No. 6 tight end nationally and No. 7 player from New
Jersey by 247Sports.com
● No. 275 overall player nationally, No. 36 player regionally, No. 5 tight end nationally and
No. 8 player from New Jersey by ESPN.com (80 Scout Grade)
● Selected to play in the 2020 Polynesian Bowl on Jan. 18, 2020 in Hawaii
● Named 2019 first-team All-New Jersey by the USA Today Network and was selected as
a New Jersey Mini Max Award recipient from the Maxwell Football Club, an award that
recognizes athletics achievement, academics and community service
● In 2019, posted 35 receptions for 687 yards and 10 touchdowns. On defense, also
added four tackles
● Played for coach Frank Edgerly at Red Bank Catholic
Jordan Botelho
LB
6-2
229
Saint Louis
Honolulu, HI

● A four-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN.com

● No. 114 overall player nationally, No. 6 inside linebacker nationally and No. 1 player from
Hawaii by 247Sports.com
● No. 198 overall player nationally, No. 12 inside linebacker nationally and No. 1 player
from Hawaii by Rivals (5.8 Rivals rank)
● No. 183 overall player nationally, No. 26 player regionally, No. 14 inside linebacker
nationally and No. 1 player from Hawaii by ESPN.com (82 Scout Grade)
● In 2019, tallied 35.5 tackles, including 10 sacks, helping Saint Louis to an undefeated
season and state championship
● With Saint Louis, won three-straight Hawaii football state championships
● One of five high school finalists for the 2019 Butkus Award, honoring the nation’s top
linebackers
● Played for coach Cal Lee at Saint Louis
● Will enroll early at Notre Dame, beginning in the spring semester of 2020
Jay Brunelle
WR
6-1 ½
201
Saint John’s
Paxton, MA

● A three-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN.com

● No. 81 player regionally, No. 106 wide receiver nationally and No. 5 player from
Massachusetts by ESPN.com (78 Scout Grade)
● No. 7 player from Massachusetts by Rivals (5.6 Rivals rank)
● No. 840 overall player nationally, No. 129 wide receiver nationally and No. 8 player from
Massachusetts by 247Sports.com
● Set a Central Massachusetts record with 2,666 career receiving yards
● In 2019, racked up 52 catches for 1,071 yards and 11 touchdowns, helping Saint John’s
to a MIAA Division 3 state semifinal appearance
● Played for coach John Andreoli at Saint John’s
● Will enroll early at Notre Dame, beginning in the spring semester of 2020
Michael Carmody
OT
6-6
292
Mars Area
Mars, PA

● A four-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN.com

● No. 139 overall player nationally, No. 13 offensive tackle nationally and No. 2 player from
Pennsylvania by 247Sports.com
● No. 122 overall player nationally, No. 17 player regionally, No. 16 offensive tackle
nationally and No. 2 player from Pennsylvania by ESPN.com (84 Scout Grade)
● No. 35 offensive tackle nationally and No. 2 player from Pennsylvania by Rivals (5.8
Rivals rank)
● In 2019, played for an O-Line that led the way to 230 rushing yards per game and 31
touchdowns on the season...The offense averaged 23.1 points per game
● Named first-team All-State during his senior season
● Selected as a U.S. Army All-American and to the Polynesian Bowl
● Played for coach Scott Heinauer at Mars Area
● Also played basketball
● Brother of current Notre Dame basketball player Robby Carmody
Alexander Ehrensberger
DE
6-6 ½
239
Theodor-Fliedner Gymnasium
Dusseldorf, Germany

● A three-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN.com

● No. 58 defensive end in the 2020 class and No. 1 player in Europe by ESPN.com (77
Scout Grade)
● No. 67 strong-side defensive end and No. 2 player in Germany by 247Sports.com
● 5.6 Rivals rank
● In 2019, posted seven sacks, three forced fumbles, a safety, two blocked kicks and two
fumble recoveries
● Spent six months in the United States as a high school sophomore at Fryeburg Academy
in Maine.
● Will enroll early at Notre Dame, beginning in the spring semester of 2020
Ramon Henderson
CB
6-3
180
Liberty
Bakersfield, CA

● A three-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN.com

● No. 602 overall player nationally, No. 32 cornerback nationally and No. 54 player from
California by 247Sports.com
● No. 63 player from California by Rivals (5.6 Rivals rank)
● No. 144 player regionally, No. 73 cornerback nationally and No. 82 player from California
by ESPN.com (75 Scout Grade)
● On offense in 2019, tallied 29 catches and 581 receiving yards with seven receiving
touchdowns (totaled nine touchdowns on the season)
● On defense, posted 12 tackles (10 solo) and nine passes defended
● Played for coach Bryan Nixon at Liberty
● Also ran track in high school
● Will enroll early at Notre Dame, beginning in the spring semester of 2020
Jordan Johnson
WR
6-2
180
DeSmet Jesuit
St. Louis, MO

● A five-star recruit by 247Sports and Rivals

● Four-star recruit by ESPN.com
● No. 25 overall player nationally, No. 3 wide receiver nationally and No. 1 player from
Missouri by Rivals (6.1 Rivals rank)
● No. 28 overall player nationally, No. 4 wide receiver nationally and No. 1 player from
Missouri by 247Sports.com
● No. 47 overall player nationally, No. 8 player regionally, No. 5 wide receiver nationally
and No. 2 player from Missouri by ESPN.com (85 Scout Grade)
● Helped DeSmet to the 2019 Missouri Class 6 State Championship, the first for the
school since 2005
● As a senior, hauled in 29 receptions for 587 yards and eight touchdowns, adding one
rushing touchdown
● Selected for the U.S. Army All-American game, played on Jan. 4, 2020, in San Antonio,
Texas.
● Played for coach Robert Steeples at DeSmet Jesuit
● Also ran track
Aidan Keanaaina
DT
6-2 3/4
302
J.K. Mullen
Englewood, CO

● A three-star recruit by 247Sports and ESPN.com

● Four-star recruit by Rivals
● No. 30 defensive tackle nationally and No. 4 player from Colorado by Rivals (5.8 Rivals
rank)
● No. 82 player regionally, No. 33 defensive tackle nationally and No. 4 player from
Colorado by ESPN.com (79 Scout Grade)
● No. 394 overall player nationally, No. 38 defensive tackle nationally and No. 4 player
from Colorado by 247Sports.com
● In 2019, totaled 77 tackles (13 for loss), four sacks, seven hurries, eight forced fumbles,
two fumble recoveries and one blocked field goal
● Selected for the 2020 Polynesian Bowl
● Played for coach Vincent White at J.K. Mullen
Clarence Lewis
CB
6-0
180
Mater Dei
Edison, NJ

● A three-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN.com

● No. 728 overall player nationally, No. 58 cornerback nationally and No. 17 player from
New Jersey by 247Sports.com
● No. 82 cornerback nationally and No. 19 player from New Jersey by Rivals (5.6 Rivals
rank)
● No. 89 player regionally, No. 112 cornerback nationally and No. 16 player from New
Jersey by ESPN.com (77 Scout Grade)
● Played on both sides of the ball at Mater Dei, posting 39 receptions for 639 total
receiving yards (67 yard long) and four touchdowns, also rushing for 44 yards
● On defense, hauled in three interceptions, helping Mater Dei to an appearance in the
state championship
● Played for coach Dan Mangiero at Mater Dei
Michael Mayer
TE
6-5
234
Covington Catholic
Independence, KY

● A four-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN.com

● No. 48 overall player nationally, No. 2 tight end nationally and No. 1 player from
Kentucky by 247Sports.com
● No. 37 overall player nationally, No. 3 tight end nationally and No. 1 player from
Kentucky by Rivals (6.0 Rivals rank)
● No. 81 player nationally, No. 33 regionally, No. 3 tight end nationally and No. 1 player
from Kentucky by ESPN.com (84 Scout Grade)
● Named the 2019 Gatorade Kentucky Football Player of the Year
● In 2019, posted 49 receptions for 970 yards and 15 touchdowns, adding two rushing
touchdowns
● On defense, tallied 102.5 tackles, 1.5 sacks and four interceptions (returning one for a
touchdown)
● Helped Covington Catholic to a Kentucky 5A State Championship in 2019, and was
named the MVP of the title game
● Named 2019 Kentucky Football Coaches Association Mr. Football and 5A District 5
Player of the Year
● Selected to the 2020 U.S. Army All-American Bowl
● Played for coach Eddie Eviston at Covington Catholic
Rylie Mills
DE
6-4 ½
250
Lake Forest
Lake Bluff, IL

● A four-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN.com

● No. 161 overall player nationally, No. 9 strong-side defensive end nationally and No. 3
player from Illinois by Rivals (5.8 Rivals rank)
● No. 164 overall player nationally, No. 8 strong-side defensive end nationally and No. 4
player from Illinois by 247Sports.com
● No. 139 player nationally, No. 8 overall player regionally, No. 14 defensive end nationally
and No. 2 player from Illinois by ESPN.com (83 Scout Grade)
● In just seven games in 2019, posted 45 tackles, 14 tackles for loss and five sacks
● Was named to the 2019 News-Gazette All-State football team
● Played for coach Chuck Spagnoli at Lake Forest
● Also participated in track and field, competing in the shot put and discus
● Will enroll early at Notre Dame, beginning in the spring semester of 2020
Caleb Offord
CB
6-1
170
Southaven
Southaven, MS

● A three-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN.com

● No. 512 overall player nationally, No. 37 cornerback nationally and No. 13 player from
Mississippi by 247Sports.com
● No. 43 cornerback nationally and No. 11 player from Mississippi by Rivals (5.7 Rivals
rank)
● No. 253 overall player regionally, No. 42 cornerback nationally and No. 13 player from
Mississippi by ESPN.com (78 Scout Grade)
● In 2019, posted 22 tackles, four pass break-ups, one interception, one fumble recovery
(returned for a touchdown) and one forced fumble
● Competed in the 33rd annual Alabama-Mississippi Football Classic (Win, 17-16)
● Is the first player from Mississippi to sign with the Irish during Brian Kelly’s tenure
● Played for coach Ed Rich at Southaven
● Will enroll early at Notre Dame, beginning in the spring semester of 2020
Alex Peitsch
LS
6-1
205
St. John’s College (D.C.)
Ellicott City, MD

● No. 1 long snapper in the country by Kohl’s

● A three-star recruit by 247Sports
● No. 2 long snapper nationally and No. 18 player from Washington D.C. by
247Sports.com
● 5.4 Rivals rank
● No. 1 long snapper nationally and No. 20 player from Washington D.C. by ESPN.com
(69 Scout Grade)
● Named a Under Armour All-American and a U.S. Army All-American
● Helped St. John’s to a WCAC State Championship appearance
● Played for coach John Cassamento at St. John’s College
Isaiah Pryor
S
6-2
202
Archer/Ohio State
Lawrenceville, GA

A graduate transfer to Notre Dame, Pryor will enroll at Notre Dame beginning in the spring
semester of 2020. He played three seasons with Ohio State, totaling 31 games played, 47
tackles and one interception.
As a Junior (2019)
● Played in four games for the Buckeyes, posting three tackles
● Graduated in December of 2019 and transferred to Notre Dame to begin the spring 2020

As a Sophomore (2018)
● Played in 13 games with seven starts for Ohio State, totaling 31 tackles (20 solo) and
one interception
● Notched six passes defended on the season, the second-most on the team
● Posted a career-high six tackles at Purdue
● Notched his interception in the win vs. Minnesota
● In 2018, Ohio State went 13-1, including a win over Washington in the Rose Bowl

As a Freshman (2017)
● Lettered as a true freshman after playing in 14 games for the Buckeyes, tallying 13 total
tackles (nine solo)
● Notched a season-high four tackles in the win vs. UNLV
● Ohio State won the Big Ten Championship

High School and Personal

● Was a four-star safety coming out of IMG Academy in high school
● No. 45 overall player nationally and No. 3 safety in the 2016 recruiting class by ESPN
● No. 7 safety in the nation by 247Sports
● At IMG Academy, went 12-0 as the No. 1 ranked team in Florida and No. 4 nationally
● Posted 54 tackles
● Named an Under Armour All-American
● Finalist for the Watkins Award, honoring the nation’s top African American
scholar-athletes
● At Archer, posted 40 tackles as a junior (2015)...Was named honorable mention Class
6A All-State and All-Gwinnett County
● Played for coach Andy Dyer at Archer
● In 2014, Archer went 11-4 and made a state 6A title game appearance
● Also participated in wrestling at Archer
● Father Richard played defensive end at the University of Iowa from 1984-88
Drew Pyne
QB
6-0
181
New Canaan
New Canaan, CT

● A four-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN.com

● No. 118 overall player nationally, No. 7 pro-style quarterback nationally and No. 1 player
from Connecticut by Rivals
● No. 193 overall player nationally, No. 7 pro-style quarterback nationally and No. 1 player
from Connecticut by 247Sports.com
● No. 166 overall player nationally, No. 26 overall player regionally, No. 9 pocket-passer
quarterback nationally and No. 2 player from Connecticut by ESPN.com (83 Scout
Grade)
● In 2019, completed 161 of 252 passes for 2,107 yards and 24 touchdowns with just
seven interceptions
● Also ran 57 times for 259 yards and eight touchdowns
● Ended his career as New Canaan’s career leader in passing yards and touchdowns,
throwing his 100th career touchdown pass on Nov. 15, 2019.
● Two-time Connecticut state champion, as well as New England Regional Champion
● Named an Under Armour All-American
● Played for coach Lou Marinelli at New Canaan
● Will enroll early at Notre Dame, beginning in the spring semester of 2020
Chris Tyree
RB
5-9 ½
179
Thomas Dale
Chester, VA

● A five-star recruit by 247Sports

● Four-star recruit by Rivals and ESPN.com
● No. 25 overall player nationally, No. 1 all-purpose back nationally and No. 1 player from
Virginia by 247Sports.com
● No. 20 overall player nationally, No. 5 overall player regionally, No. 3 running back
nationally and No. 1 player from Virginia by ESPN.com (87 Scout Grade)
● No. 43 overall player nationally, No. 2 all-purpose back nationally and No. 2 player from
Virginia by Rivals
● As a senior in 2019, tallied 71 carries for 655 yards and nine touchdowns in just nine
games...Also caught 13 passes for 184 yards (14.2 yards per reception) and two
touchdowns
● Under Armour All-American Game Captain and selected to the Polynesian Bowl
● Played for coach Kevin Tucker at Thomas Dale
Xavier Watts
WR
5-11
185
Harry A. Burke
Omaha, NE

● A three-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN.com

● No. 459 overall player nationally, No. 75 wide receiver nationally and No. 2 player from
Nebraska by 247Sports.com
● No. 75 overall player regionally, No. 67 wide receiver nationally and No. 2 player from
Nebraska by ESPN.com (80 Scout Grade)
● No. 89 wide receiver nationally and No. 2 player from Nebraska by Rivals (5.7 Rivals
rank)
● In 2019, caught 61 passes for 1,072 yards and 13 touchdowns and rushed six times for
85 yards and a touchdown...On defense, totaled 68 tackles and three interceptions,
returning two for touchdowns and helped Harry A. Burke HS to a state quarterfinal
appearance
● Local Fox 42’s Thursday Night Lights Scholar Athlete of the Year
● Nebraska High School Scoreboard Show Heisman Award
● Played for coach Paul Limongi at Harry A. Burke
● Will enroll early at Notre Dame, beginning in the spring semester of 2020