In my years of collecting recruiting data Efobi might be the most controversial. On3 has him on the edge of their top-100. 247 doesn't think he's among the top 100 players in Georgia. The sites all list an offer from Georgia, which he visited plenty, as well as Penn State (also visited). But then they report he was probably headed to Georgia Tech until Michigan and Miami duked it out over the fall. We're not talking about a guy who immigrated from Africa to Montreal then hid in a New England boarding school for the pandemic—Efobi's dad immigrated from Nigeria, but Nathan himself grew up in the northeast Atlanta suburbs. They have football there. I've seen it. Michigan jumped in last summer, and got Efobi's measurements in-person when he came up for the barbecue, at which point Sherrone Moore identified the lineman as one of his top targets. Moore's interest was shared by his former co-coordinator, as Josh Gattis made a run at Efobi around the same time. Michigan got their guy on campus for the Maryland game, and he committed a week later. Harbaugh and Moore were in-home (and sampling the Nigerian food) last week. GURU RATINGS 247: 6'3.5/282 On3: 6'4/282 Rivals: 6'4/288 ESPN: 6'4/280 247 Comp 3*, 85, NR Ovr #98 IOL, #118 GA 3*, 93, #123 Ovr #10 IOL, #10 GA 3*, 5.6, NR Ovr #35 OG, #81 GA 3*, 78, #259 SE, NR Ovr #32 OG, #56 GA 3*, 0.8879, #458 Ovr #32 IOL, #44 GA 3.36 4.41 3.56 3.67 3.88 Last row is my conversion to a five-star scale. Links are to profiles. Huge disagreement here between On3, which sees a top-150 prospect, and 247, which if two-stars existed, 247 would be saying he's a two-star. This has only gotten more pronounced—247 kept him an 85 (low 3-star) when most of their 85s were bumped to 87s while On3 doubled down, moving him from about 304 overall to the low 90s before a round of senior evals pushed that back down to 118th. ESPN had Efobi in their original top-250 for his class but promptly dropped him when Georgia did. Rivals had Efobi their #36 player in Georgia (about a 3.8-star) as of last May, then dropped him to a 5.5, then up again to a 5.6, but still 45 spots lower in the Georgia rankings than last spring. [AFTER THE JUMP: I see why there's disagreement.]