The month of June has proven to be an eventful one on the college football recruiting front, with top prospects making their way to various camps and official visits. As the July commitment flurry approaches, college campuses across the nation are buzzing with excited coaches and potential recruits. Let's take a closer look at some of the key visits and storylines shaping up this Father's Day weekend, as highlighted by 247Sports' team of recruiting experts.

Alabama Sets Sights on No. 6 TE:
Alabama is poised for a big weekend, attracting talented players from all corners of the country. Among them is Kaleb Edwards, one of the nation's best tight ends from El Dorado Hills, California. Having recently visited Texas and Auburn, Edwards will now make his way to Tuscaloosa for an official visit. Alabama had already offered Edwards during his trip for the A-Day Game in April. The presence of head coach Kalen DeBoer and offensive coordinator Nick Sheridan, who were among the first to offer Edwards while at Washington, adds to the allure of the Tide program. With the tight ends coach Bryan Ellis also involved in the recruitment, this visit has the potential to significantly impact Alabama's chances.

Georgia Locked in Battle with Duke:
Georgia has an important visitor in Bryce Davis, a top-ranked defensive lineman from Greensboro, North Carolina. The 6-foot-3, 245-pounder has long been seen as a likely addition to Georgia's Class of 2025, but his recent interest in Duke has raised eyebrows. Davis had a positive experience during his official visit to the Blue Devils, which has some members of his family favoring Duke over other programs. However, his love for Georgia football remains evident. Clemson is also in the mix, adding to the suspense surrounding this visit. Whether Davis chooses to join the Bulldogs, become a Blue Devil, or even consider the Tigers, this weekend will serve as a pivotal moment in his recruitment process.

Michigan Looks to Impress 5-star OT:
Michigan aims to shift the buzz surrounding highly sought-after offensive tackle Andrew Babalola of Overland Park, Kansas. After a promising official visit to Stanford, Michigan hopes to sway Babalola with their academic offerings and their track record of offensive line development. Head coach Sherrone Moore and offensive line coach Grant Newsome are tag-teaming the recruitment efforts. The Wolverines have already made a positive start to the weekend with the commitment of blue-chip safety Kainoa Winston, bumping up their class ranking. Their success hinges on whether they can maintain the momentum and secure Babalola's commitment.

South Carolina's Concerns Grow:
Although the focus is on big visits, South Carolina faces a potential setback as cornerback Shamari Earls, their highest-ranked commit, adjusts his official visit schedule. Earls has removed the Gamecocks from his itinerary, opting to visit Michigan, Virginia, and Georgia instead. While Earls claims to remain committed to South Carolina, there are growing concerns about his long-term commitment given his visit choices. The Gamecocks will hope to address the situation promptly and regain his full attention.

Tennessee Emerges as a Contender:
Tennessee is gaining momentum in the fierce competition for five-star edge rusher Isaiah Gibson from Warner Robins, Georgia. Gibson has been committed to USC since March, but Tennessee, along with Georgia, has emerged as a serious contender. Having previously hosted Gibson in April, the Vols have another shot at impressing him during his official visit. With a knockout visit, Tennessee could solidify its position as one of the top contenders in Gibson's recruitment.

Texas Bids to Secure Nation's Best WR:
Texas finds itself in the spotlight as they host Dakorien Moore, the nation's top-ranked wide receiver from Duncanville, Texas. Moore's recruitment has taken several turns since his decommitment from LSU, with Texas being an early favorite. Moore's ties to the Austin area, where his mother was born and his family resides, add to the Longhorns' advantage. Texas hopes to make a strong impression and add him to their talented receiver group, keeping the confidence that they can close the deal.

Utah Seeks to Recapture 5-star Commit:
Utah is looking to regain the commitment of local standout Jerome Myles, a five-star wide receiver from Draper Corner Canyon. Myles had previously silently committed to Utah but took an official visit to Ole Miss in April, resulting in his commitment to the Rebels. This weekend presents an opportunity for Utah to reel him back in and convince him to stay close to home. Freshman quarterback Isaac Wilson, Myles' former teammate, will serve as his player-host during the visit, emphasizing the depth of their connection. Utah aims to narrow the gap and compete against other contenders like Texas A&M and Michigan.

As the college football recruiting season continues to unfold, these official visits hold immense importance for both the prospects and the programs competing for their commitments. The outcomes of these visits will shape the future of college football and determine which schools secure the talents of these coveted athletes.