2021 Recruiting

Top 25 Committed Players From Each Conference:

ACC + Notre Dame:
1. Will Shipley - Clemson
2. Tyler Buchner - Notre Dame
3. Jeremiah Trotter Jr. - Clemson
4. Barrett Carter - Clemson
5. Drake Maye - North Carolina
6. Blake Fisher - Notre Dame
7. Keeshawn Silver - North Carolina
8. Beaux Collins - Clemson
9. Jake Briningstool - Clemson
10. Jordan Hancock - Clemson
11. Branden Jennings - Florida State
12. Cade Denhoff - Clemson
13. Marcus Tate - Clemson
14. Lorenzo Styles Jr - Notre Dame
15. Gabriel Rubio - Notre Dame
16. Gavin Blackwell - North Carolina
17. Reneiri Dillworth - North Carolina
18. Romello Brinson - Miami FL
19. Jahvaree Ritzie - North Carolina
20. Laurence Seymore - Miami FL
21. Troy Stellato - Clemson
22. Power Echols - North Carolina
23. Jacolby George - Miami FL
24. Dacari Collins - Clemson
25. DeAndre Boykins - North Carolina

Big 12:
1. Ja'Tavion Sanders - Texas
2. Billy Bowman - Texas
3. Mario Williams - Oklahoma
4. Wyatt Milum - West Virginia
5. Jalen Milroe - Texas
6. Cody Jackson - Oklahoma
7. Clayton Smith - Oklahoma
8. Ethan Downs - Oklahoma
9. Ishmael Ibraheem - Texas
10. JD Coffey - Texas
11. Behren Morton - Texas Tech
12. Jake Rubley - Kansas State
13. Jordon Thomas - Texas
14. Derrick Harris Jr. - Texas
15. Bryson Green - Oklahoma State
16. Kaden Prather - West Virginia
17. Jaylen Anderson - West Virginia
18. Morice Blackwell - Texas
19. Nathan Rawlins-Kibonge - Oklahoma
20. Hayden Conner - Texas
21. Jerrand Bradley - Texs Tech
22. Blaine Green - Oklahoma State
23. Collin Oliver - Oklahoma State
24. Devin Neal - Kansas
25. Tate Williams - Baylor

Big Ten:
1. Jack Sawyer - Ohio State
2. J.J. McCarthy - Michigan
3. TreVeyon Henderson - Ohio State
4. Donovan Jackson - Ohio State
5. Kyle McCord - Ohio State
6. Tunmise Adeleye - Ohio State
7. Jakailin Johnson - Ohio State
8. Landon Tengwall - Penn State
9. Jayden Ballard - Ohio State
10. Mike Hall - Ohio State
11. Demeioun Robinson - Maryland
12. Giovanni El-Hadi - Michigan
13. Reid Carrico - Ohio State
14. Evan Pryor - Ohio State
15. Marvin Harrison Jr - Ohio State
16. Avante Dickerson - Minnesota
17. Ben Christman - Ohio State
18. Junior Colson - Michigan
19. JP Benzschawel - Wisconsin
20. David Davidkov - Iowa
21. Riley Mahlman - Wisconsin
22. Andre Turrentine - Ohio State
23. TJ Bollers - Wisconsin
24. Quintin Sommerville - Michigan
25. Denzel Burke - Ohio State

PAC 12:
1. Sam Huard - Washington
2. Troy Franklin - Oregon
3. Jake Garcia - USC
4. Miller Moss - USC
5. Ty Thompson - Oregon
6. Bram Walden - Oregon
7. Keith Brown - Oregon
8. Quaydarius Davis - USC
9. Julien Simon - USC
10. Jaylin Davies - Oregon
11. Kyron Ware-Hudson - Oregon
12. Ma'a Gaoteote - USC
13. Moliki Matavao - Oregon
14. Seven McGee - Oregon
15. Jay Toia - USC
16. Calen Bullock - USC
17. Anthony Beavers Jr - USC
18. Jermaine Terry - California
19. Peter Costelli - Utah
20. Devin Kirkwood - UCLA
21. Jonah Miller - Oregon
22. Mavin Anderson - California
23. Will Latu - Washington
24. Terrance Ferguson - Oregon
25. Xamarion Gordon - USC

SEC:
1. Terrence Lewis - Tennessee
2. Brock Vandagriff - Georgia
3. JC Latham - Alabama
4. Jacorey Brooks - Alabama
5. Dylan Brooks - Tennessee
6. Reasjon Davis - LSU
7. Lee Hunter - Auburn
8. Micah Morris - Georgia
9. Agiye Hall - Alabama
10. David Daniel - Georgia
11. JoJo Earle - LSU
12. Garrett Dellinger - LSU
13. Deion Smith - LSU
14. Armoni Goodwin - Auburn
15. Tyreak Sapp - Florida
16. Shadrach Banks - Texas A&M
17. Garrett Nussmeier - LSU
18. Landon Jackson - LSU
19. Deontae Lawson - Alabama
20. Lovasea Carroll - Georgia
21. Dematrius Davis - Auburn
22. Aaron Willis - Tennessee
23. Christian Leary - Alabama
24. Dylan Fairchild - Georgia
25. Reuben Fatheree - Texas A&M

G5/FCS:
1. Preston Stone - SMU
2. Ke'Travion Hargrove - LA Tech
3. Andrew Jones - Memphis
4. Dylan Goffney - SMU
5. Luke Collinsworth - Cincinnati
6. Mark Wilson - Houston
7. Isaiah Nwokobia - SMU
8. Jarris Williams - Troy
9. TJ Steele - North Texas
10. Jai Jones - Boise State
11. JP Martin - Memphis
12. Jonny Martin - Temple
13. Austin Gentle - Harvard
14. Royce White - Memphis
15. Mao Glynn - Cincinnati
16. Fred Eaford - FAU
17. Tae'Quan Johnson - Coastal Carolina
18. Tyrell Raby - Memphis
19. Montaye Dawson - SMU
20. Raider Damuni - BYU
21. Jordan Jones - Georgia State
22. Willie Shaw - Toledo
23. Jaden Lindsay - Appalachian State
24. Caleb Schmitz - Cincinnati
25. Iesa Jarmon - Cincinnati
 
Duckboy33 said:
Top 25 Committed Players From Each Conference:

ACC + Notre Dame:
1. Will Shipley - Clemson
2. Tyler Buchner - Notre Dame
3. Jeremiah Trotter Jr. - Clemson
4. Barrett Carter - Clemson
5. Drake Maye - North Carolina
6. Blake Fisher - Notre Dame
7. Keeshawn Silver - North Carolina
8. Beaux Collins - Clemson
9. Jake Briningstool - Clemson
10. Jordan Hancock - Clemson
11. Branden Jennings - Florida State
12. Cade Denhoff - Clemson
13. Marcus Tate - Clemson
14. Lorenzo Styles Jr - Notre Dame
15. Gabriel Rubio - Notre Dame
16. Gavin Blackwell - North Carolina
17. Reneiri Dillworth - North Carolina
18. Romello Brinson - Miami FL
19. Jahvaree Ritzie - North Carolina
20. Laurence Seymore - Miami FL
21. Troy Stellato - Clemson
22. Power Echols - North Carolina
23. Jacolby George - Miami FL
24. Dacari Collins - Clemson
25. DeAndre Boykins - North Carolina

Big 12:
1. Ja'Tavion Sanders - Texas
2. Billy Bowman - Texas
3. Mario Williams - Oklahoma
4. Wyatt Milum - West Virginia
5. Jalen Milroe - Texas
6. Cody Jackson - Oklahoma
7. Clayton Smith - Oklahoma
8. Ethan Downs - Oklahoma
9. Ishmael Ibraheem - Texas
10. JD Coffey - Texas
11. Behren Morton - Texas Tech
12. Jake Rubley - Kansas State
13. Jordon Thomas - Texas
14. Derrick Harris Jr. - Texas
15. Bryson Green - Oklahoma State
16. Kaden Prather - West Virginia
17. Jaylen Anderson - West Virginia
18. Morice Blackwell - Texas
19. Nathan Rawlins-Kibonge - Oklahoma
20. Hayden Conner - Texas
21. Jerrand Bradley - Texs Tech
22. Blaine Green - Oklahoma State
23. Collin Oliver - Oklahoma State
24. Devin Neal - Kansas
25. Tate Williams - Baylor

Big Ten:
1. Jack Sawyer - Ohio State
2. J.J. McCarthy - Michigan
3. TreVeyon Henderson - Ohio State
4. Donovan Jackson - Ohio State
5. Kyle McCord - Ohio State
6. Tunmise Adeleye - Ohio State
7. Jakailin Johnson - Ohio State
8. Landon Tengwall - Penn State
9. Jayden Ballard - Ohio State
10. Mike Hall - Ohio State
11. Demeioun Robinson - Maryland
12. Giovanni El-Hadi - Michigan
13. Reid Carrico - Ohio State
14. Evan Pryor - Ohio State
15. Marvin Harrison Jr - Ohio State
16. Avante Dickerson - Minnesota
17. Ben Christman - Ohio State
18. Junior Colson - Michigan
19. JP Benzschawel - Wisconsin
20. David Davidkov - Iowa
21. Riley Mahlman - Wisconsin
22. Andre Turrentine - Ohio State
23. TJ Bollers - Wisconsin
24. Quintin Sommerville - Michigan
25. Denzel Burke - Ohio State

PAC 12:
1. Sam Huard - Washington
2. Troy Franklin - Oregon
3. Jake Garcia - USC
4. Miller Moss - USC
5. Ty Thompson - Oregon
6. Bram Walden - Oregon
7. Keith Brown - Oregon
8. Quaydarius Davis - USC
9. Julien Simon - USC
10. Jaylin Davies - Oregon
11. Kyron Ware-Hudson - Oregon
12. Ma'a Gaoteote - USC
13. Moliki Matavao - Oregon
14. Seven McGee - Oregon
15. Jay Toia - USC
16. Calen Bullock - USC
17. Anthony Beavers Jr - USC
18. Jermaine Terry - California
19. Peter Costelli - Utah
20. Devin Kirkwood - UCLA
21. Jonah Miller - Oregon
22. Mavin Anderson - California
23. Will Latu - Washington
24. Terrance Ferguson - Oregon
25. Xamarion Gordon - USC

SEC:
1. Terrence Lewis - Tennessee
2. Brock Vandagriff - Georgia
3. JC Latham - Alabama
4. Jacorey Brooks - Alabama
5. Dylan Brooks - Tennessee
6. Reasjon Davis - LSU
7. Lee Hunter - Auburn
8. Micah Morris - Georgia
9. Agiye Hall - Alabama
10. David Daniel - Georgia
11. JoJo Earle - LSU
12. Garrett Dellinger - LSU
13. Deion Smith - LSU
14. Armoni Goodwin - Auburn
15. Tyreak Sapp - Florida
16. Shadrach Banks - Texas A&M
17. Garrett Nussmeier - LSU
18. Landon Jackson - LSU
19. Deontae Lawson - Alabama
20. Lovasea Carroll - Georgia
21. Dematrius Davis - Auburn
22. Aaron Willis - Tennessee
23. Christian Leary - Alabama
24. Dylan Fairchild - Georgia
25. Reuben Fatheree - Texas A&M

G5/FCS:
1. Preston Stone - SMU
2. Ke'Travion Hargrove - LA Tech
3. Andrew Jones - Memphis
4. Dylan Goffney - SMU
5. Luke Collinsworth - Cincinnati
6. Mark Wilson - Houston
7. Isaiah Nwokobia - SMU
8. Jarris Williams - Troy
9. TJ Steele - North Texas
10. Jai Jones - Boise State
11. JP Martin - Memphis
12. Jonny Martin - Temple
13. Austin Gentle - Harvard
14. Royce White - Memphis
15. Mao Glynn - Cincinnati
16. Fred Eaford - FAU
17. Tae'Quan Johnson - Coastal Carolina
18. Tyrell Raby - Memphis
19. Montaye Dawson - SMU
20. Raider Damuni - BYU
21. Jordan Jones - Georgia State
22. Willie Shaw - Toledo
23. Jaden Lindsay - Appalachian State
24. Caleb Schmitz - Cincinnati
25. Iesa Jarmon - Cincinnati
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Ohio State, Clemson and Oregon absolutely dominating their conferences right now.
 
2 days in a row, UGA misses out on elite 5 stars.

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It's difficult to court elite talent to a loaded room in today's CFB. Missing out on Tony Grimes yesterday, then Dallas Turner today. To some it may look like UGA is falling off from their recruiting over the last 4 years. In depth study shows that UGA has the deepest defensive backfield and LB Corps in the history of the team. I understand their choices. Playing time is a priority for the young high schoolers. Frankly, I didn't see either choosing UGA.

That said, Covid has thrown a serious monkey wrench into recruiting this year. It ain't over till it's over.
 
Average Recruit Ranking by Conference - 7/2

ACC:
Clemson - 94.32
North Carolina - 92.10
Notre Dame* - 91.41
Florida State - 88.60
Miami FL - 88.37
NC State - 86.40
Louisville - 86.36
Georgia Tech - 86.01
Virginia - 85.65
Pittsburgh - 85.49
Duke - 85.14
Boston College - 84.55
Virginia Tech - 84.55
Syracuse - 83.76
Wake Forest - 83.68

Big 12:
Texas - 91.65
Oklahoma - 91.05
West Virginia - 87.63
Texas Tech - 87.19
Baylor - 86.54
Oklahoma State - 86.49
TCU - 85.85
Kansas State - 85.68
Kansas - 84.59
Iowa State - 84.43

Big Ten:
Ohio State - 95.71
Michigan - 89.32
Wisconsin - 88.76
Penn State - 88.51
Iowa - 87.83
Minnesota - 87.75
Nebraska - 87.35
Maryland - 87.16
Indiana - 86.42
Northwestern - 86.09
Purdue - 85.50
Michigan State - 85.08
Rutgers - 84.72
Illinois - 84.47

PAC 12:
Oregon - 91.83
USC - 91.22
Washington - 88.21
California - 87.98
Stanford - 87.10
Utah - 87.08
UCLA - 86.55
Oregon State - 84.93
Arizona State - 84.84
Colorado - 84.02
Arizona - 84.00
Washington State - 83.97

SEC:
Alabama - 94.09
Georgia - 94.08
LSU - 93.49
Auburn - 90.57
Texas A&M - 90.30
Tennessee - 89.92
Florida - 89.56
Ole Miss - 87.94
Arkansas - 87.14
Mississippi State - 87.14
Kentucky - 86.92
Missouri - 86.52
South Carolina - 86.12
Vanderbilt - 84.35

Top 10 G5:
SMU - 86.11
Georgia State - 85.93
Houston - 85.01
Memphis - 85.00
Cincinnati - 84.98
ECU - 84.57
LA Tech - 84.43
UCF - 84.42
USF - 84.40
Ohio - 84.30
 
Team Rankings on 7/5:

ACC:
1. Clemson (2nd nationally)
2. North Carolina (3rd nationally)
3. Miami FL (11th nationally)
4. Notre Dame* (16th nationally)
5. Louisville (19th nationally)
6. Florida State (25th nationally)
7. Georgia Tech (28th nationally)
8. Pittsburgh (29th nationally)
9. NC State (30th nationally)
10. Boston College (31st nationally)
11. Virginia (32nd nationally)
12. Wake Forest (42nd nationally)
13. Duke (50th nationally)
14. Virginia Tech (51st nationally)
15. Syracuse (52nd nationally)

Big 12:
1. Texas (10th nationally)
2. Oklahoma (14th nationally)
3. Baylor (21st nationally)
4. West Virginia (37th nationally)
5. Kansas (45th nationally)
6. Oklahoma State (47th nationally)
7. Iowa State (48th nationally)
8. Kansas State (56th nationally)
9. Texas Tech (60th nationally)
10. TCU (81st nationally)

Big Ten:
1. Ohio State (1st nationally)
2. Michigan (8th nationally)
3. Wisconsin (13th nationally)
4. Iowa (15th nationally)
5. Maryland (17th nationally)
6. Minnesota (18th nationally)
7. Rutgers (24th nationally)
8. Penn State (26th nationally)
9. Northwestern (36th nationally)
10. Nebraska (40th nationally)
11. Indiana (57th nationally)
12. Michigan State (58th nationally)
13. Illinois (62nd nationally)
14. Purdue (63rd nationally)

PAC 12:
1. Oregon (5th nationally)
2. USC (7th nationally)
3. Washington (34th nationally)
4. UCLA (46th nationally)
5. California (49th nationally)
6. Arizona (59th nationally)
7. Washington State (69th nationally)
8. Arizona State (72nd nationally)
9. Utah (78th nationally)
10. Oregon State (85th nationally)
11. Colorado (93rd nationally)
12. Stanford (94th nationally)

SEC:
1. Tennessee (4th nationally)
2. LSU (6th nationally)
3. Florida (9th nationally)
4. Alabama (12th nationally)
5. Georgia (20th nationally)
6. Missouri (22nd nationally)
7. Texas A&M (23rd nationally)
8. Auburn (27th nationally)
9. Arkansas (35th nationally)
10. South Carolina (38th nationally)
11. Mississippi State (41st nationally)
12. Kentucky (44th nationally)
13. Vanderbilt (76th nationally)
14. Ole Miss (84th nationally)

Top 10 G5:
1. Memphis (33rd nationally)
2. Cincinnati (39th nationally)
3. SMU (43rd nationally)
4. Toledo (53rd nationally)
5. Colorado State (54th nationally)
6. Appalachian State (55th nationally)
7. Miami OH (61st nationally)
8. Florida Atlantic (64th nationally)
9. USF (65th nationally)
10. UCF (66th nationally)
 
Highest rated commits by position:

QB:
1. Caleb Williams - Oklahoma
2. Sam Huard - Washington
3. Brock Vandagriff - Georgia
4. J.J. McCarthy - Michigan
5. Kyle McCord - Ohio State
6. Tyler Buchner - Notre Dame
7. Jake Garcia - USC
8. Drake Maye - North Carolina
9. Miller Moss - USC
10. Ty Thompson - Oregon

RB:
1. TreVeyon Henderson - Ohio State
2. Will Shipley - Clemson
3. Evan Pryor - Ohio State
4. Armoni Goodwin - Auburn
5. Lovasea Carrol - Georgia
6. Cody Brown - Tennessee
7. Corey Kiner - LSU
8. Seven McGee - Oregon
9. Thad Franklin - Miami FL
10. Kamarro Edmonds - North Carolina

WR:
1. Jacorey Brooks - Alabama
2. Troy Franklin - Oregon
3. Mario Williams - Oklahoma
4. Jayden Ballard - Ohio State
5. Chris Hilton - LSU
6. Beaux Collins - Clemson
7. Agiye Hall - Alabama
8. JoJo Earle - LSU
9. Deion Smith - LSU
10. Marvin Harrison Jr. - Ohio State
11. Cody Jackson - Oklahoma
12. Shadrach Banks - Texas A&M
13. Quaydarius Davis - USC
14. Lorenzo Styles Jr. - Notre Dame
15. Gavin Blackwell - North Carolina
16. Christian Leary - Alabama
17. Kyron Ware-Hudson - Oregon
18. Romello Brinson - Miami FL
19. Isaiah Brevard - Oregon
20. Troy Stellato - Clemson

TE:
1. Jake Briningstool - Clemson
2. Moliki Matavao - Oregon
3. Cane Berrong - Notre Dame
4. Jermaine Terry - California
5. Hudson Wolfe - Tennessee
6. Elijah Arroyo - Miami FL
7. Louis Hansen - Michigan
8. Terrance Ferguson - Oregon
9. Gage Wilcox - Florida
10. Jack Pugh - Wisconsin

OL:
1. JC Latham - Alabama
2. Donovan Jackson - Ohio State
3. Landon Tengwall - Penn State
4. Blake Fisher - Notre Dame
5. Micah Morris - Georgia
6. Giovanni El-Hadi - Michigan
7. Garrett Dellinger - LSU
8. Wyatt Milum - West Virginia
9. Bram Walden - Oregon
10. Marcus Tate - Clemson
11. Ben Christman - Ohio State
12. JP Benzschawel - Wisconsin
13. Dylan Fairchild - Georgia
14. David Davidkov - Iowa
15. Reuben Fatheree - Texas A&M
16. Riley Mahlman - Wisconsin
17. Jaden Roberts - Auburn
18. Laurence Seymore - Miami FL
19. Raheem Anderson - Michigan
20. Ryan Linthicum - Clemson

DL:
1. Jack Sawyer - Ohio State
2. Tunmise Adeleye - Ohio State
3. Dylan Brooks - Tennessee
4. Dallas Turner - Alabama
5. Mike Hall - Ohio State
6. Lee Hunter - Auburn
7. Demeioun Robinson - Maryland
8. Keeshawn Silver - North Carolina
9. Cade Denhoff - Clemson
10. Tyreak Sapp - Florida
11. Clayton Smith - Oklahoma
12. Landon Jackson - LSU
13. Gabriel Rubio - Notre Dame
14. Jahvaree Ritzie - North Carolina
15. Jonathan Jefferson - Georgia
16. TJ Bollers - Wisconsin
17. Quintin Sommerville - Michigan
18. Ethan Downs - Oklahoma
19. Elijah Jeudy - Georgia
20. KaTron Evans - Tennessee

LB:
1. Terrence Lewis - Tennessee
2. Jeremiah Trotter Jr. - Clemson
3. Raesjon Davis - LSU
4. Barrett Carter - Clemson
5. Reid Carrico - Ohio State
6. Branden Jennings - Florida State
7. Keith Brown - Oregon
8. Julien Simon - USC
9. Deontae Lawson - Alabama
10. Junior Colson - Michigan
11. Raneiria Dillworth - North Carolina
12. Aaron Willis - Tennessee
13. Ma'a Gaoteote - USC
14. Power Echols - North Carolina
15. Greg Penn III - LSU
16. Zavier Carter - LSU
17. Jamon Dumas-Johnson - Georgia
18. Ian Jackson - Alabama
19. Randolph Kpai - Nebraska
20. Chaz Chambliss - Georgia

DB:
1. Tony Grimes - North Carolina (Intends to reclassify)
2. Jakailin Johnson - Ohio State
3. Jordan Hancock - Clemson
4. Avante Dickerson - Minnesota
5. Latrell McCutchin - Oklahoma
6. Jaylin Davies - Oregon
7. Andre Turrentine - Ohio State
8. Kaine Williams - Alabama
9. Ishmael Ibraheem - Texas
10. JD Coffey - Texas
11. Clinton Burton Jr - Florida
12. Hunter Wohler - Wisconsin
13. Jantzen Dunn - Ohio State
14. Hunter Washington - Florida State
15. Jameir Johnson - Texas
16. Jaylen Reed - Penn State
17. Kaleb Edwards - Georgia Tech
18. Dontavius Nash - North Carolina
19. Omarion Cooper - Florida State
20. Dreyden Norwood - Texas A&M

ATH:
1. Ja'Tavion Sanders - Texas
2. Billy Bowman - Texas
3. David Daniel - Georgia
4. Kaeman Marley - Tennessee
5. DeAndre Boykins - North Carolina
6. Denzel Burke - Ohio State
7. AJ Green - Arkansas
8. Calen Bullock - USC
9. Anthony Beavers Jr. - USC
10. Gabe Stephens - North Carolina
 
Average recruit as of July 19th:

ACC:
Clemson - 94.16
North Carolina - 91.58
Notre Dame* - 90.96
Miami FL - 88.62
Florida State - 88.26
Louisville - 86.92
NC State - 85.81
Virginia - 85.68
Pittsburgh - 85.64
Georgia Tech - 85.60
Duke - 85.14
Virginia Tech - 85.02
Boston College - 85.01
Syracuse - 83.92
Wake Forest - 83.87

Big 12:
Oklahoma - 91.76
Texas - 90.78
West Virginia - 87.63
Texas Tech - 87.34
Baylor - 86.71
Oklahoma State - 86.46
TCU - 85.85
Kansas State - 85.68
Kansas - 85.05
Iowa State - 84.02

B1G:
Ohio State - 94.93
Michigan - 89.48
Wisconsin - 88.76
Penn State - 88.60
Iowa - 87.83
Minnesota - 87.77
Maryland - 87.16
Nebraska - 86.94
Indiana - 86.42
Northwestern - 85.99
Purdue - 85.31
Michigan State - 84.99
Rutgers - 84.63
Illinois - 84.26

PAC 12:
Oregon - 91.89
USC - 91.22
California - 88.18
Washington - 88.02
Stanford - 87.10
Utah - 87.08
UCLA - 86.68
Arizona State - 85.55
Oregon State - 84.84
Colorado - 84.75
Washington State - 84.27
Arizona - 83.77

Top 10 G5:
SMU - 85.98
Houston - 85.07
Memphis - 84.95
Cincinnati - 84.93
UCF - 84.50
Boise State - 84.43
Louisiana - 84.13
Fresno State - 83.90
ECU - 83.77
LA Tech - 83.75
 
Top 25 guys committed to each conference:

ACC and ND:
1. Jame Williams - Miami FL
2. Will Shipley - Clemson
3. Jeremiah Trotter Jr. - Clemson
4. Tyler Buchner - Notre Dame
5. Barrett Carter - Clemson
6. Drake Maye - North Carolina
7. Blake Fisher - Notre Dame
8. Keeshawn Silver - North Carolina
9. Beaux Collins - Clemson
10. Jake Briningstool - Clemson
11. Branden Jennings - Florida State
12. Cade Denhoff - Clemson
13. Marcus Tate - Clemson
14. Lorenzo Styles Jr. - Notre Dame
15. Gabriel Rubio - Notre Dame
16. Gavin Blackwell - North Carolina
17. Raneiria Dillworth - North Carolina
18. Romello Brinson - Miami FL
19. Jahvaree Ritzie - North Carolina
20. Laurence Seymore - Miami FL
21. Troy Stellato - Clemson
22. Power Echols - North Carolina
23. Jacolby George - Miami FL
24. Dacari Collins - Clemson
25. DeAndre Boykins - North Carolina

Big 12:
1. Caleb Williams - Oklahoma
2. Ja'Tavion Sanders - Texas
3. Billy Bowman - Texas
4. Mario Williams - Oklahoma
5. Wyatt Milum - West Virginia
6. Jalen Milroe - Texas
7. Cody Jackson - Oklahoma
8. Clayton Smith - Oklahoma
9. Latrell McCutchin - Oklahoma
10. Ethan Downs - Oklahoma
11. Ishmael Ibraheem - Texas
12. JD Coffey - Texas
13. Behren Morton - Texas Tech
14. Jake Rubley - Kansas State
15. Jordon Thomas - Texas
16. Derrick Harris Jr - Texas
17. Jameir Johnson - Texas
18. Keon Coleman - Kansas
19. Bryson Green - Oklahoma State
20. Kaden Prather - West Virginia
21. Kyron Drones - Baylor
22. Jaylen Anderson - West Virginia
23. Morice Blackwell - Texas
24. Nathan Rawlins-Kibonge - Oklahoma
25. Hayden Conner - Texas

Big Ten:
1. Jack Sawyer - Ohio State
2. TreVeyon Henderson - Ohio State
3. J.J. McCarthy - Michigan
4. Donovan Jackson - Ohio State
5. Kyle McCord - Ohio State
6. Tunmise Adeleye - Ohio State
7. Jakailan Johnson - Ohio State
8. Landon Tengwall - Penn State
9. Jayden Ballard - Ohio State
10. Mike Hall - Ohio State
11. Demeioun Robinson - Maryland
12. Giovanni El-Hadi - Michigan
13. Reid Carrico - Ohio State
14. Jordan Hancock - Ohio State
15. Evan Pryor - Ohio State
16. Marvin Harrison Jr - Ohio State
17. Avante Dickerson - Minnesota
18. Ben Christman - Ohio State
19. Junior Colson - Michigan
20. JP Benzschawel - Wisconsin
21. David Davidkov - Iowa
22. Riley Mahlman - Wisconsin
23. Andre Turrentine - Ohio State
24. TJ Bollers - Wisconsin
25. Quintin Somerville - Michigan

PAC 12:
1. Sam Huard - Washington
2. Troy Franklin - Oregon
3. Jake Garcia - USC
4. Ty Thompson - Oregon
5. Miller Moss - USC
6. Bram Walden - Oregon
7. Keith Brown - Oregon
8. Quaydarius Davis - USC
9. Julie Simon - USC
10. Jaylin Davies - Oregon
11. Kyron Ware-Hudson - Oregon
12. Ma'a Gaoteote - USC
13. Isaiah Brevard - Oregon
14. Moliki Matavao - Oregon
15. Seven McGee - Oregon
16. Jay Toia - USC
17. J.Michael Sturdivant - California
18. Calen Bullock - USC
19. Anthony Beavers Jr. - USC
20. Jermaine Terry - California
21. Prophet Brown - USC
22. Owen Prentice - Washington
23. Peter Costelli - Utah
24. Devin Kirkwood - UCLA
25. Terrance Ferguson - Oregon

SEC:
1. Tommy Brockermeyer - Alabama
2. Terrence Lewis - Tennessee
3. Brock Vandagriff - Georgia
4. JC Latham - Alabama
5. Jacorey Brooks - Alabama
6. Dylan Brooks - Tennessee
7. Raesjon Davis - LSU
8. Dallas Turner - Alabama
9. Terrence Ferguson - Alabama
10. Lee Hunter - Auburn
11. Micah Morris - Georgia
12. Chris Hilton - LSU
13. Agiye Hall - Alabama
14. JoJo Earle - LSU
15. David Daniel - Georgia
16. Garrett Dellinger - LSU
17. Deion Smith - LSU
18. Armoni Goodwin - Auburn
19. Tyreak Sapp - Florida
20. Shadrach Banks - Texas A&M
21. Landon Jackson - LSU
22. Garrett Nussmeier - LSU
23. Deontae Lawson - Alabama
24. Lovasea Carroll - Georgia
25. Aaron Willis - Tennesse

G5/FCS:
1. Preston Stone - SMU
2. Shedeur Sanders - FAU
3. Andrew Jones - Memphis
4. Dylan Goffney - SMU
5. Luke Collinsworth - Cincinnati
6. Mark Wilson - Houston
7. Isaiah Nwokobia - SMU
8. Jarris Williams - Troy
9. Kanarius Johnson - Tulane
10. Jai Jones - Boise State
11. JP Martin - Memphis
12. Johnny Martin - Temple
13. Austin Gentle - Harvard
14. Royce White - Memphis
15. Jordan Hornbeak - Fresno State
16. Mao Glynn - Cincinnati
17. Fred Eaford - FAU
18. Tae'Quan Johnson - Coastal Carolina
19. Tyrell Raby - Memphis
20. Montaye Dawson - SMU
21. Demetrius Hill - FIU
22. Raider Damuni - BYU
23. Jordan Jones - Georgia State
24. Willie Shaw - Toledo
25. Jaden Lindsay - Appalachian State
 
Recruiting Rankings as of 7/24:

ACC:
1. North Carolina (7th nationally)
2. Clemson (9th nationally)
3. Miami FL (11th nationally)
4. Notre Dame* (14th nationally)
5. Louisville (18th nationally)
6. Florida State (26th nationally)
7. Pittsburgh (27th nationally)
8. Virginia (29th nationally)
9. Georgia Tech (31st nationally)
10. NC State (34th nationally)
11. Boston College (35th nationally)
12. Virginia Tech (42nd nationally)
13. Wake Forest (46th nationally)
14. Syracuse (54th nationally)
15. Duke (56th nationally)

Big 12:
1. Texas (12th nationally)
2. Oklahoma (13th nationally)
3. Baylor (24th nationally)
4. West Virginia (44th nationally)
5. Oklahoma State (48th nationally)
6. Iowa State (50th nationally)
7. Kansas (53rd nationally)
8. Kansas State (63rd nationally)
9. Texas Tech (73rd nationally)
10. TCU (94th nationally)

Big Ten:
1. Ohio State (1st nationally)
2. Michigan (8th nationally)
3. Wisconsin (15th nationally)
4. Iowa (17th nationally)
5. Maryland (19th nationally)
6. Minnesota (22nd nationally)
7. Penn State (25th nationally)
8. Rutgers (30th nationally)
9. Nebraska (33rd nationally)
10. Northwestern (40th nationally)
11. Illinois (57th nationally)
12. Michigan State (62nd nationally)
13. Indiana (67th nationally)
14. Purdue (80th nationally)

PAC 12:
1. Oregon (3rd nationally)
2. USC (6th nationally)
3. Washington (21st nationally)
4. Arizona State (37th nationally)
5. California (38th nationally)
6. UCLA (45th nationally)
7. Arizona (47th nationally)
8. Washington State (60th nationally)
9. Oregon State (82nd nationally)
10. Utah (86th nationally)
11. Stanford (88th nationally)
12. Colorado (90th nationally)

SEC:
1. Alabama (2nd nationally)
2. Tennessee (4th nationally)
3. LSU (5th nationally)
4. Florida (10th nationally)
5. Georgia (16th nationally)
6. Texas A&M (20th nationally)
7. Missouri (23rd nationally)
8. Arkansas (28th nationally)
9. Auburn (32nd nationally)
10. South Carolina (36th nationally)
11. Kentucky (43rd nationally)
12. Mississippi State (51st nationally)
13. Vanderbilt (71st nationally)
14. Ole Miss (87th nationally)

Top 10 G5:
1. Memphis (39th nationally)
2. Florida Atlantic (41st nationally)
3. Cincinnati (49th nationally)
4. Appalachian State (52nd nationally)
5. SMU (55th nationally)
6. Toledo (58th nationally)
7. Colorado State (59th nationally)
8. Miami OH (61st nationally)
9. Buffalo (64th nationally)
10. USF (65th nationally)
 
Average Recruit Ranking on 8/1:

ACC:
Clemson - 94.16
North Carolina - 91.12
Notre Dame* - 90.17
Miami FL - 89.00
Florida State - 88.26
Louisville - 86.24
Pittsburgh - 86.17
NC State - 85.81
Virginia - 85.58
Georgia Tech - 85.25
Duke - 85.20
Boston College - 85.05
Virginia Tech - 85.04
Syracuse - 83.94
Wake Forest - 83.87

Big 12:
Oklahoma - 91.76
Texas - 90.51
West Virginia - 87.63
Texas Tech - 86.82
Baylor - 86.71
Oklahoma State - 86.61
TCU - 85.85
Kansas State - 85.14
Kansas - 84.96
Iowa State - 84.10

Big Ten:
Ohio State - 94.94
Michigan - 89.37
Wisconsin - 88.76
Penn State - 88.60
Iowa - 87.83
Minnesota - 87.77
Maryland - 87.05
Nebraska - 86.70
Indiana - 86.51
Northwestern - 85.99
Purdue - 85.31
Michigan State - 84.99
Rutgers - 84.70
Illinois - 84.20

PAC 12:
Oregon - 91.65
USC - 91.26
Washington - 88.02
California - 87.35
Utah - 87.08
Stanford - 86.95
UCLA - 86.68
Arizona State - 85.65
Oregon State - 84.68
Colorado - 84.40
Washington State - 84.15
Arizona - 84.07

SEC:
Alabama - 94.48
Georgia - 93.95
LSU - 93.46
Auburn - 90.11
Texas A&M - 89.97
Tennessee - 89.90
Florida - 89.22
Ole Miss - 87.21
Mississippi State - 87.12
Arkansas - 86.74
Missouri - 86.60
South Carolina - 86.15
Kentucky - 86.04
Vanderbilt - 84.46

Top 10 G5:
SMU - 86.14
Houston - 85.07
Memphis - 84.98
Cincinnati - 84.93
UCF - 84.50
Louisiana - 84.13
Boise State - 84.12
ECU - 83.95
LA Tech - 83.75
Georgia State - 83.74
 
Recruiting Rankings as of 8/4:

ACC:
1. Clemson - 3rd nationally
2. North Carolina - 9th nationally
3. Miami FL - 10th nationally
4. Notre Dame* - 13th nationally
5. Louisville - 20th nationally
6. Florida State - 22nd nationally
7. Pittsburgh - 31st nationally
8. Virginia - 32nd nationally
9. Georgia Tech - 34th nationally
10. NC State - 36th nationally
11. Boston College - 37th nationally
12. Virginia Tech - 40th nationally
13. Wake Forest - 48th nationally
14. Duke - 52nd nationally
15. Syracuse - 53rd nationally

Big 12:
1. Texas - 12th nationally
2. Oklahoma - 14th nationally
3. Baylor - 27th nationally
4. West Virginia - 46th nationally
5. Iowa State - 49th nationally
6. Oklahoma State - 50th nationally
7. Kansas - 54th nationally
8. Kansas State - 62nd nationally
9. Texas Tech - 78th nationally
10. TCU - 96th nationally

Big Ten:
1. Ohio State - 1st nationally
2. Michigan - 8th nationally
3. Wisconsin - 17th nationally
4. Iowa - 18th nationally
5. Maryland - 19th nationally
6. Minnesota - 25th nationally
7. Penn State - 29th nationally
8. Rutgers - 33rd nationally
9. Nebraska - 35th nationally
10. Northwestern - 41st nationally
11. Indiana - 58th nationally
12. Illinois - 59th nationally
13. Michigan State - 65th nationally
14. Purdue - 84th nationally

PAC 12:
1. Oregon - 4th nationally
2. USC - 7th nationally
3. Washington - 23rd nationally
4. Arizona State - 24th nationally
5. California - 30th nationally
6. Arizona - 42nd nationally
7. UCLA - 47th nationally
8. Washington State - 57th nationally
9. Colorado - 68th nationally
10. Utah - 92nd nationally
11. Stanford - 93rd nationally
12. Oregon State - 94th nationally

SEC:
1. Alabama - 2nd nationally
2. Tennessee - 5th nationally
3. LSU - 6th nationally
4. Florida - 11th nationally
5. Georgia - 15th nationally
6. Texas A&M - 16th nationally
7. Auburn - 21st nationally
8. Missouri - 26th nationally
9. Arkansas - 28th nationally
10. South Carolina - 38th nationally
11. Mississippi State - 43rd nationally
12. Kentucky - 45th nationally
13. Ole Miss - 75th nationally
14. Vanderbilt - 76th nationally

Top 10 G5:
1. Memphis - 39th nationally
2. Florida Atlantic - 44th nationally
3. Cincinnati - 51st nationally
4. Appalachian State - 55th nationally
5. SMU - 56th nationally
6. Toledo - 60th nationally
7. Colorado State - 61st nationally
8. USF - 63rd nationally
9. Miami OH - 64th nationally
10. Buffalo - 66th nationally
 
Averaging Ranking Per Recruit on 8/16:

ACC:
Clemson - 94.16
North Carolina - 91.29
Notre Dame* - 90.38
Miami FL - 89.56
Florida State - 88.29
Louisville - 86.19
NC State - 86.07
Pittsburgh - 86.06
Virginia - 85.53
Georgia Tech - 85.48
Virginia Tech - 85.24
Duke - 85.17
Boston College - 85.12
Syracuse - 84.14
Wake Forest - 83.97

Big 12:
Oklahoma - 91.40
Texas - 90.09
West Virginia - 87.54
Texas Tech - 86.82
Oklahoma State - 86.57
Baylor - 86.38
TCU - 86.24
Kansas State - 85.31
Kansas - 84.93
Iowa State - 84.21

Big Ten:
Ohio State - 94.75
Michigan - 89.37
Penn State - 88.60
Wisconsin - 88.51
Iowa - 87.83
Minnesota - 87.77
Nebraska - 86.78
Indiana - 86.80
Maryland - 86.44
Northwestern - 85.99
Purdue - 85.20
Michigan State - 85.10
Rutgers - 84.79
Illinois - 84.12

PAC 12:
Oregon - 91.65
USC - 91.26
Washington - 88.02
Stanford - 86.95
California - 86.76
Utah - 86.76
UCLA - 86.68
Arizona State - 86.29
Oregon State - 84.52
Colorado - 84.21
Arizona - 84.13
Washington State - 83.83

SEC:
Alabama - 94.16
Georgia - 93.64
LSU - 92.76
Texas A&M - 90.62
Auburn - 90.26
Tennessee - 89.90
Florida - 89.87
Ole Miss - 87.21
Mississippi State - 86.71
Missouri - 86.60
Arkansas - 86.52
South Carolina - 86.14
Kentucky - 86.04
Vanderbilt - 84.29

Top 10 G5:
SMU - 86.14
Cincinnati - 85.06
Memphis - 85.03
LA Tech - 84.41
Houston - 84.35
UCF - 84.10
ECU - 83.79
Georgia State - 83.66
Boise State - 83.63
Tulane - 83.56
 
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