With National Signing Day less than a week away, Louisville football coach Jeff Brohm hasn't stopped picking up high school commitments.

In addition to making home visits this week to check on players who have already committed, the Cardinals added three-star defensive lineman Maurice Davis on Friday. He's the seventh defensive player in U of L's 2024 recruiting class and fourth from the state of Georgia.

Louisville's 15-player 2024 class currently ranks 35th in the country, according to the 247Sports Composite rankings, and seventh in the ACC. The class includes two four-star players in Jojo Stone, who was once committed to LSU, and Isaac Brown.

One of Brohm's biggest recruiting wins came early with him securing four-star defensive lineman TJ Capers, who is the fourth-highest-ranked recruit in program history. He committed to the Cardinals last year under former coach Scott Satterfield but has now reclassified to enroll at Louisville as a member of the Class of 2023. From there, Brohm and Co. have secured key commits from nine different states, including quarterback Deuce Adams, who will become the Cardinals' first Texas signee in over 10 years, should he sign in December.

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Here's the latest on the Cardinals' 2024 recruiting class:

Louisville football recruiting class 2024

Maurice Davis, DL

High school: Dougherty High School (Albany, Georgia)

247Sports Composite Rating: 3 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed Dec. 15

What to know: The 6-foot-5, 210-pound edge player committed to the Cardinals on Dec. 15 after decommitting from Ole Miss a month ago. He ended his senior season as the region's Defensive Lineman of the Year. As a junior, he had 39 tackles, two forced fumbles and an interception in six games played during Dougherty's 9-3 season, according to MaxPreps.

Jojo Stone, WR

High school: Langston Hughes High School (Fairburn, Georgia)

247Sports Composite Rating: 4 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed Nov. 4

What to know: Once committed to LSU, Stone chose Louisville over schools like Texas, Florida, Oklahoma and Central Florida. He's ranked 46th among receivers in the 2024 class and 34th overall in the state of Georgia. According to MaxPreps, Stone has played in two games for Langston Hughes this season and totaled 53 yards and a touchdown on five catches for an 8-2 record ahead of the Georgia high school playoffs.

Xavier Porter, DE

High school: Tampa Catholic High School (Florida)

247Sports Composite Rating: 3 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed July 8

What to know: The third-leading tackler for Tampa Catholic, Xavier Porter tallied 50 tackles and two sacks with one interception and one fumble recovery in 11 games played as a junior, according to MaxPreps, helping the team to a 9-2 record. The 6-foot-2, 280-pound Porter, who plays both the tackle and end spot, also had offers from Kansas and Penn State, among others, and is ranked No. 61 among defensive linemen and 97^th in the state of Florida, per the 247Sports Composite rankings.

Cole McConathy, DE

High school: Spanish Fort High School (Spanish Fort, Alabama)

247Sports Composite Rating: 3 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed July 6

What to know: The 6-foot-5, 225-pound defensive end is ranked as the No. 40 player in the state of Alabama and the No. 70 edge player in the nation. McConathy chose the Cardinals over Missouri and also had offers from Virginia and Duke, among other schools.

Raemon Mosby, CB

High school: Westlake High School (Atlanta)

247Sports Composite Rating: 3 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed July 4

What to know: According to MaxPreps, the 6-foot, 175-pound Mosby totaled 19 tackles and one fumble recovery in 10 games played for Atlanta Westlake High School. He's the No. 76 cornerback in the Class of 2024, according to the 247Sports composite rankings and is the third defensive back for the Cardinals' current recruiting class. He chose Louisville over West Virginia, Mississippi State, Duke and Cincinnati, among others.

Fred Johnson, OL

High school: Glenville High School (Cleveland)

247Sports Composite Rating: 3 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed June 18

What to know: The 6-foot-5, 287-pound interior lineman is ranked as the 32nd-best player in the state of Ohio and No. 63 at his position, according to the 247Sports composite rankings. He committed to the Cardinals following an official visit on the weekend of June 16, turning down offers from Kentucky, Tennessee and Michigan, among others. As a junior, he earned a spot on the All-Ohio first team after he helped block for a Glenville team that averaged 41.1 points and went 15-0 to win the Division IV state championship.

Jathan Hatch, DB

High school: Biggersville High School (Corinth, Mississippi)

247Sports Composite Rating: 3 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed June 19

What to know: After visiting Louisville the weekend of June 16, the 6-2, 190-pound safety is the Cardinals' second defensive back and 12th overall verbal commit of the 2024 class. According to the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, Hatch had 24 tackles and four interceptions on defense and rushed for 1,696 yards and 26 TDs as a junior last season, helping Biggersville to a 12-1 record. A three-sport athlete, Hatch, who told the Daily Journal he was recruited to U of L as a defensive back, and had offers from Alcorn State, Cincinnati and Kentucky.

Jaiden Spearman, S

High school: William A. Hough High School (Cornelius, North Carolina)

247Sports Composite Rating: 3 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed June 12

What to know: A weekend visit to Louisville was enough for Spearman to commit days later. The 247Sports composite rankings list Jaiden Spearman as the No. 33 player in North Carolina for the 2024 class. He’s the 10^th verbal commit for the Cardinals, third defensive player and first defensive back in the class so far. The 6-2, 190-pound safety logged 62 tackles, 11 pass breakups, two forced fumbles and two interceptions at The Loomis Chaffee School in Connecticut as a junior before announcing in March his transfer to William A. High School in North Carolina for his senior season. He chose Louisville over Florida, Wisconsin, Penn State and Baylor, among others.

Duke Watson, RB

High school: Mary Persons High School (Forsyth, Georgia)

247Sports Composite Rating: 4 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed June 11

What to know: Watson became the Cardinals' ninth verbal commitment to the 2024 class and the third four-star prospect in the class, continuing a hot start for Brohm with his first full class. Watson had been committed to Georgia Tech, but decommitted in May and took an official visit to the 502 in early June. He picked U of L over offers from Kentucky, Penn State, Minnesota and others. A 6-foot, 180-pound junior, he's the No. 37 running back in the nation, per the 247Sports composite rankings, giving the Cards two four-star backs in the class. According to MaxPreps, he rushed 200 times for 1,669 yards and 14 touchdowns in 2022 for Mary Persons and proved a capable pass catcher with 17 receptions for 184 yards and two TDs.

Trent Carter, LB

High school: The Bolles School (Jacksonville, Florida)

247Sports Composite Rating: 3 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed May 21

What to know: The 6-2, 216-pound linebacker led The Bolles School with 110 tackles, six for loss, with a sack and interception in 14 games played as a junior, according to MaxPreps. He's ranked 106th among Class of 2024 linebackers, according to the 247Sports composite ratings, and among the top 200 players in the state of Florida.

Dylan Mesman, TE

High school: Saline High School (Saline, Michigan)

247Sports Composite Rating: 4 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed April 28

What to know: With offers from Kentucky, Michigan State, Auburn and Ole Miss, among others, the 6-5, 230-pound Dylan Mesman verbally committed to the Cardinals on April 28. He's the first tight end of Louisville's 2024 class and sixth offensive player. Mesman is ranked as the 19th-best tight end in the country and eighth overall player in the state of Michigan, according to 247Sports.

Shaun Boykins Jr., WR

High school: North Hardin High School

247Sports Composite Rating: 3 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed April 26

What to know: Ten days after picking up an offer from Louisville and five days after attending its spring game, Shaun Boykins Jr. opted to join the program. The 6-1, 190-pound wideout is the No. 5 player in the state of Kentucky and made The Courier Journal’s 2022 All-State football third team. As a junior with North Hardin, he was the team’s leading receiver with 511 yards and eight TDs on 33 receptions in seven games played, per MaxPreps.

Jimmy Williams, OL

High School: American Heritage (Fort Lauderdale, Florida)

247Sports Composite Rating: 3 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed April 25

What to know: Listed at 6-4, 290 pounds, the junior right tackle helped to block for University of Miami Class of 2023 signee Mark Fletcher, who totaled 1,934 rushing yards and 23 touchdowns on 226 carries, according to MaxPreps. As a team, American Heritage recorded 5,953 total yards last season. Williams also had offers from fellow ACC schools — Duke, Syracuse and Pittsburgh.

Ransom McDermott, OL

High school: Noblesville (Noblesville, Indiana)

247Sports Composite Rating: 3 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed April 22

What to know: The 6-7, 300-pound offensive tackle is the No. 13 player in the state of Indiana and ranked as the 76^th offensive tackle in the Class of 2024. He helped to block for a Noblesville offense that totaled 3,725 yards, which included 3,051 rushing yards, according to MaxPreps.

Isaac Brown, RB

High school: Homestead (Homestead, Florida)

247Sports Composite Rating: 4 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed Aug. 1, 2022

What to know: Four-star running back Brown pledged his commitment to Louisville in August before Satterfield left but hasn't wavered in his decision. The 247Sports Composite rankings have the 5-9, 180-pound back rated as the 16th-best running back in the Class of 2024 and the No. 30 player in the state of Florida. As a sophomore, he averaged 15.7 yards per carry and totaled 708 rushing yards with five touchdowns, per MaxPreps.

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Deuce Adams, QB

High school: Canyon (New Braunfels, Texas)

247Sports Composite Rating: 3 stars

Commitment status: Verbally committed April 5

What to know: Adams is set to become U of L's first signee from Texas in more than 10 years after committing to the Cardinals in April. Listed at 6-2, 175 pounds, Adams totaled 3,007 passing yards and 34 touchdowns with only six interceptions, completing 66.9% of his passes. He also had 290 rushing yards and two scores on 117 carries in his junior campaign. The three-star signal caller is currently ranked 50th among Class of 2024 quarterbacks, per 247Sports.

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This article originally appeared on Louisville Courier Journal: Louisville football recruiting 2024: Maurice Davis commits to Jeff Brohm