Top - 25 Ranked Recruiting Classes

**dbDan** · 01-29-11, 08:12 PM

So Carol at 300? must be a typo. 30?

**wookieehumper** · 01-30-11, 12:39 AM

Ohio State dominates the Big Ten in recruiting... It's no wonder they've won the conference for the past 6 years. No other Big Ten team is even in the top 25, except Nebraska who's just now joining the conference

**Socrates** · 01-30-11, 01:03 AM

Usc jauggernaut working it way back up.

**BigdaddyQH** · 01-30-11, 10:17 AM

Only Ohio State (11) and newcomer Nebraska (17) make the top 25 from the Big 10. How pathetic is that Big 10 fans? Five Pac 12 teams make the top 25, but only USC from the South. Oregon, Cal, Washington and Stanford are all from the North. Again, I give these numbers little importance because many of these players will not see the field because of grades, arrests, or injuries. I think it is much more important to rate the coaching staffs than it is to rate the players who may eventually crack the starting lineup. The coaches must prepare these kids correctly. Just look at Michigan and all the top recuriting classes they had. That was a bust. Look at all of the great recruiting classes Notre Dame had under Charlie Weis. The result? Nada.

**Terrapin Station** · 01-31-11, 12:56 AM

Great to see Cal up there pretty high.

**shaggy3000** · 01-31-11, 06:25 PM

crazy to see Florida so low. if they have a god season this year i see them taking the top spot next year. the coaches there should be able to sell the kids on making them NFL ready if they come there.

**utmoody10** · 02-01-11, 12:17 AM

Tennessee received a big commitment tonight from JUCO safety Byron Moore. Moore joins top 20 JUCOs Maurice Couch and Izauea Lanier on the defensive side of the ball. Should all be instant contributors in what was the weak point for the Vols last season. Signing day is still a day away but Dooley is putting together a very solid class already.

**zogdog** · 02-01-11, 02:45 AM

I saw on another board that CBS Sports recruiting has Illinois at #13 based on the fact that they have 30 commitments. Apparently only 25 can sign but the rest can greyshirt until more schollies are available.

**bacon22** · 02-01-11, 02:42 PM

In my opinion, it is hard to evaluate these classes. If you were to investigate the past classes, it is amazing how many recruits of a particular school are no longer on the team or never played a down in college football.

**alukk** · 02-01-11, 08:49 PM

USC always a top recruiter, What do you think is better for a player, being drafted for the SEC where is way more competitive than the pac 10, or would you prefer playing in a nother conference (PAC-10 ie) where you could show up yours skills easily than the SEC.

**WorkHorse** · 02-01-11, 09:01 PM

Mr. A, really good players always come to the front...no matter what conference. Some it takes longer than others, but true talent is hard to hide. Usually consists of size, speed and heart and something God has given them...talent.

Thanks Bud.

**bornselling** · 02-02-11, 12:19 AM

8. Oregon (23)

**Dukebluejms** · 02-02-11, 01:26 AM

FSU will be in the top spot after tomorrow. Jimbo has been raking in the talent the last 2 years, if they develop this talent it will be the 90's all over again.

**bacon22** · 02-02-11, 01:17 PM

I hope everyone likes their favorite team’s class.

**KingJIM** · 02-02-11, 04:23 PM

Originally posted by dbDan

So Carol at 300? must be a typo. 30?

Maybe they are using the Nick Saban Greyshirts and Bear Bryant Scholarships for legacies.

Seriously though I thought the SEC was limiting classes to 28 this year so maybe it's 23?

**Mac4Lyfe** · 02-03-11, 12:32 AM

Originally posted by shaggy3000

crazy to see Florida so low. if they have a god season this year i see them taking the top spot next year. the coaches there should be able to sell the kids on making them NFL ready if they come there.

Not that crazy when you hire a coach a month before NSD and your head recruiting coordinator (Stan Drayton) leaves for OSU a few days ago.

There was a lot of change the last month and Muschamp did a good job keeping the kids on board. The class is small at 16 (although I think it maybe 18) which will allow more for next year which will have better talent across the board.

Spurrier, Zook and Meyer all had similar classes their first year. UF had the number 1 class last year and this years class compliments last years fairly well.

I don't put much stock in recruiting numbers anyway. You have to coach the kids up. UF had the number 1 class last year and Miami had the number 1 class 2 years ago. It hasn't helped either team so far. TCU and Boise State seem to do well with their roster of 3* every year.

**lyon804** · 02-03-11, 02:24 AM

Originally posted by Mac4Lyfe

Not that crazy when you hire a coach a month before NSD and your head recruiting coordinator (Stan Drayton) leaves for OSU a few days ago.

There was a lot of change the last month and Muschamp did a good job keeping the kids on board. The class is small at 16 (although I think it maybe 18) which will allow more for next year which will have better talent across the board.

Spurrier, Zook and Meyer all had similar classes their first year. UF had the number 1 class last year and this years class compliments last years fairly well.

I don't put much stock in recruiting numbers anyway. You have to coach the kids up. UF had the number 1 class last year and Miami had the number 1 class 2 years ago. It hasn't helped either team so far. TCU and Boise State seem to do well with their roster of 3* every year.

They sure do Mac but they ain't grinding away in the SEC week in and week out once conference play begins. Don't get me wrong both teams are very good teams and can beat the SEC teams at a 1 game neutral site, but it would be foolish to think they could run the gauntlet week in and week out with there squads.

**BigdaddyQH** · 02-03-11, 09:02 AM

I'm just glad this chirade is over. Notre Dame has the #1 class according to some. Alabama has the #1 class according to some. Florida State has the #1 class according to some. It is all nothing but conjecture anyways. These kids have a long way to go before they ever set foot in a game, and some will never get there.

**THEGREAT30** · 02-03-11, 09:16 AM

Should be called top 25 colleges that pay football players