It’s still early on in the 2023 recruiting cycle, but a few different programs are setting themselves up nicely to compete for the No. 1 recruiting class in the country.
Recruiting class rankings are always a game of see-saw until national signing day. However, Texas, Ohio State, Clemson and Notre Dame have to feel good about their haul up to this point.
The Longhorns have stayed put with the No. 3 class in the nation over the last week, thanks to the slew of commitments that followed five-star quarterback Arch Manning’s decision.
Two Big 12 programs have remained within the top 10 for quite some time now, while Arkansas and Miami are starting to trend upwards.
Here’s an updated look at the top 10 recruiting classes in the country for the 2023 cycle, according to 247Sports.
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Tennessee (213.06)
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14 total commitments
Miami (214.97)
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12 total commits
Baylor (216.29)
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22 total commits
Georgia (222.66)
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12 total commits
Arkansas (227.56)
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20 total commits
Penn State (235.94)
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16 total commits
Clemson (248.25)
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16 total commits
Texas (259.93)
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18 total commits
Ohio State (269.12)
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16 total commits
Notre Dame (280.72)
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19 total commits
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