Power Ranking the Top 25 Recruiting Classes Post-High School All-America Games
The 2014 recruiting cycle is nearly complete. Years of effort in collegiate coaching offices culminate annually on national signing day, when America's premier prospects seal the deal on long-awaited decisions.
We've analyzed each class to rank the top 25 recruiting hauls in the FBS spectrum, with an eye toward remainingĀ prospect options. In the aftermath of annual All-American postseason games, we have a better indication of how programs currently stack up.
Here'sĀ our examination of the best incoming classes, filled with future superstars and championship contenders.
Recruit star ratings based on 247Sports' composite rankings. School and player preferences also courtesy of 247Sports.
25. Penn State
1 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 24 (five 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
The Lions faced uncertainty following the departure of head coach Bill O'Brien but received a major recruiting boost with the hiring of former Vanderbilt coach James Franklin. He already flipped Commodores commits Brendan BrosnanĀ (offensive tackle), Chance SorrellĀ (offensive tackle) and Lloyd TubmanĀ (defensive end) toĀ
Wide receivers De'Andre ThompkinsĀ and Chris GodwinĀ areĀ top-notch targets for young quarterback phenom Christian Hackenberg. New Jersey nativeĀ Mike GesickiĀ is the nation's top-ranked tight end in 247Sports' composite rankings. Troy VincentĀ and Marcus AllenĀ add depth to the secondary. Defensive tackle Antoine WhiteĀ may be the most underrated of the bunch.
Still Targeting
Penn State is pursuing Virginia defensive tackle Derrick NnadiĀ and Maryland offensive guard Jared Cohen.Ā The Nittany Lions also remain involved with Florida defensive back Shawn BooneĀ and current Vanderbilt cornerback commit Grant Haley.
24. Kentucky
2 of 25
Total Commitments: 24 (five 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Running back Stanley WilliamsĀ headlines a strong class in Lexington.Ā He teams up with fellowĀ 4-star commit Drew Barker, a Kentucky product who opted to stay close to home. Thaddeus SnodgrassĀ is an instant-impact receiver, while safety Darius WestĀ and defensive end Denzel WareĀ highlight the Wildcats' defensive haul.
Still Targeting
Matt ElamĀ may be the nation's top uncommitted defensive tackle. His recruitment process likely comes down to in-state Kentucky and Alabama.Ā The Wildcats are also in hot pursuit of Florida cornerback Kendall Randolph.
23. Stanford
3 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 17 (six 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Stanford didn't have to search far for 4-star quarterback prospect Keller Chryst, who starred at Palo Alto High School. Running back Christian McCaffreyĀ will quickly draw comparisons to former Cardinal star Toby Gerhart. Pass-rusher Nifae Lealao, linebacker Joey AlfieriĀ and safety Brandon SimmonsĀ spark the defense.
Still Targeting
Stanford is a finalist for 5-star Texas defensive end Solomon Thomas, who visited campus in October. The team has a strong track record at tight end, and Utah product Dalton SchultzĀ may be the nation's best. Stanford also hopes to pick up New Orleans standout Terrence Alexander, a talented cornerback.
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22. Virginia Tech
4 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 27 (four 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Pittsburgh-area playmaker Shai McKenzieĀ committed to the Hokies in late December, giving the program a dynamic running back for the future. He joins an incoming class that already features phenomenal athlete Javon HarrisonĀ and aĀ pair ofĀ potentialĀ quarterback prospects (Travon McMillianĀ and Chris Durkin). Safety Holland FisherĀ is the nation's top-ranked prep school safety, and in-state defensive tackle Rickey WalkerĀ is college-ready.
Still Targeting
The Hokies hope to pair Walker with 4-star Virginia BeachĀ defensive tackleĀ Derrick Nnadi. Versatile Richmond athlete Raymon MinorĀ appears to be a string Hokies lean. Anthony Scott, another Virginia Beach target, could add to an already-deep offensive backfield or possibly play elsewhere in the offensive scheme.
21. Arizona State
5 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 25 (seven 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Arizona State has assembled an impressive group of offensive playmakers, including 4-star receivers Tyler WhileyĀ and Jalen Harvey.Ā The Sun Devils also secured a commitment fromĀ California quarterback Manny Wilkins, who is very dangerous in the open field. Linebacker Derik Calhoun, a former USC commit, highlights the team's defensive haul. Fellow former USC pledge Tashon SmallwoodĀ is a disruptive force at defensive tackle.
Still Targeting
The Sun Devils are in search of help along the offensive line, where JUCO tackle Dominique RobertsonĀ and top in-state tackle Casey TuckerĀ can challenge for early playing time.Ā In-state linebackerĀ Ismael Murphy-RichardsonĀ would be an excellent fit, but the team must contend with competition from Pac-12 rivalsĀ USC and Arizona.
20. Oklahoma
6 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 21 (five 4-stars, one 5-star
Best of the Bunch
California running back Joe MixonĀ makes the Sooners' offensive backfield much scarier next season. The 5-star prospect joins dual-threat quarterback Justice HansenĀ and 4-star receivers Mark AndrewsĀ and Dallis ToddĀ on the depth chart of an explosive attack. Linebackers Curtis BoltonĀ and Devante BondĀ bolster the defensive unit.
Still Targeting
Top in-state target Steven ParkerĀ is among the nation's elite safety prospects. Versatile Central California receiver Michiah QuickĀ could instantly upgrade Oklahoma's potent passing game
19. USC
7 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 17 (seven 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Offensive guards Toa LobendahnĀ and Viane TalamaivaoĀ provide some much-needed punch up front, while JUCO Claudeson PelonĀ gives the defense a dangerous pass-rusher. Tight end Bryce DixonĀ and receiver Rahshead JohnsonĀ are 4-star targets for incoming quarterback Jalen Greene, who was previously committed to Washington and Boise State.
Still Targeting
The Trojans hope to pair Greene with covetedĀ high school teammate Adoree Jackson. Fellow California 5-star defensive backĀ John SmithĀ is also firmly in play. USC is a prohibitive favorite to land local prospect Damien Mama, the nation's top-ranked offensive guard.
18. South Carolina
8 of 25
Total Commitments: 17 (seven 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Shaq DavidsonĀ and Terry GoogerĀ could make an early impact in an improved offensive passing attack. Georgia defensive end Dante SawyerĀ selected South Carolina from a list featuring several SEC squads. He joins fellow Peach State productĀ Bryson Allen-Williams, a 4-star linebacker. In-state offensive guard Donell StanleyĀ is a dominant interiorĀ presence.Ā Georgia defensive back D.J. SmithĀ gave his pledge to the Gamecocks.
Still Targeting
South Carolina aims to landĀ running back Derrell Scott, a 4-starĀ North Carolina prospect who can step in and contribute immediately.Ā Prized offensive tackle Damian PrinceĀ still views the Gamecocks as a viable option.
17. Oregon
9 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 17 (eight 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Oregon already signed top-ranked JUCO guard Haniteli Lousi, who will be counted on to open rushing lanes for dominant San Diego-area running back Royce Freeman.Ā San Antonio cornerback Arrion SpringsĀ is a smooth operator in coverage. He joins 4-star safety Budda BakerĀ in the Ducks secondary. Four-star California prospect Morgan MahalakĀ is the latest dual-threat quarterback to take on Oregon's uptempo offensive attack. Kansas product Jimmie SwainĀ is a gifted outside linebacker prospect.
Still Targeting
Oregon appears to be a front-runner for 4-star safety Mattrell McGraw, who ranks among the top defenders in talent-rich Louisiana. Adoree' JacksonĀ and John SmithĀ are 5-star California defensive backs who still could end up in Eugene.
16. Ole Miss
10 of 25
Total Commitments: 23 (six 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Offensive guard Roderick TaylorĀ is rated the top player at his position by 247Sports' composite rankings. Markell PackĀ was a coveted receiver for several programs but picked the Rebels. Elite safety C.J. HamptonĀ momentarily decommitted from Ole Miss to consider AlabamaĀ before returning to the class. Four-star running back D.K. BufordĀ is a dynamic underrated rusher. Ole Miss added a premier prep-level pass-rusher in Marquis Haynes.
Still Targeting
Defensive tackle Elisha ShawĀ is a strong possibility for the Rebels. Fellow Georgia prospect Andrew WilliamsĀ is also in play. Tight end target Sammie EppsĀ would provide another dimension on offense.
15. UCLA
11 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 17 (nine 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
UCLA is on a roll in recruiting right now, continuing to pick up key contributors. The Bruins brought in a pair of premier linebackers early in January.Ā UCLA added local prospect Dwight WilliamsĀ during the Army All-American Bowl, a day afterĀ fellow 4-star Houston defender Zach Whitley flipped his commitment from Alabama.
Standout safety Jaleel WadoodĀ led St. John Bosco to a California state title and joins forces with 4-star Southern CaliforniaĀ cornerback Adarius PickettĀ in the secondary. In-state receivers Alex Van DykeĀ and Jordan LasleyĀ give Jim Mora offensive options. Intriguing Colorado prospect Nathan StarksĀ could emerge as a running back or defensive back.
Still Targeting
The Bruins aim to keep Southern California star Adoree' JacksonĀ home in a recruiting battle that may come down to UCLA vs. USC. Jim Mora must also contend with the Trojans for top-ranked offensive guard Damien Mama. UCLA is a legitimate dark-horse candidate to land a commitment from 5-star New Orleans wide receiver Malachi Dupre.
14. Clemson
12 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 18 (nine 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Dual-threatĀ quarterback Deshaun WatsonĀ is the most prolific passer in Georgia high school football history. He brings a ton of talent to the Tigers offense, along with 4-star receivers Artavis ScottĀ and Demarre Kitt. Tight end Milan RichardĀ is another Peach State product with plenty of potential. Linebackers Korie RogersĀ and Chris RegisterĀ bring added bite to the defensive unit.Ā
Still Targeting
Clemson would love to load up on defensive line prospects, including end Andrew WilliamsĀ and tackle Naquez Pringle. The Tigers remain in the hunt for 4-star receiver Trevion Thompson, who is alsoĀ weighing offers from Ohio State, West Virginia and NorthĀ Carolina.
13. Michigan
13 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 16 (seven 4-stars, one 5-star)
Best of the Bunch
Michigan welcomes in 5-star athlete Jabrill Peppers. The New Jersey prospect has already drawn comparisons to Wolverines legend Charles Woodson. Defensive linemen Bryan MoneĀ and Lawrence MarshallĀ are each physically intimidating 4-star talents. In-stateĀ wide receiver Drake HarrisĀ is the complete package. Michigan plucked one of Ohio's top prospects in linebackerĀ Michael Ferns.
Still Targeting
Defensive end Malik McDowellĀ remains in the cross hairs. Michigan aims to strengthen its linebacker corps withĀ the addition of Southern California prospect Dwight Williams.
12. Texas
14 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 21 (seven 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
The Longhorns always do an exemplary job of drawing top in-state talent to Austin. That remains the challenge for new coach Charlie Strong.Ā Quarterback Jerrod HeardĀ is the most dynamic dual-threatĀ player Texas has landed at the position since Vince Young. San Antonio defensive end Derick RobersonĀ provides aĀ disruptive presence off the edge.
Wide receiver prospects Lorenzo JoeĀ andĀ Armanti ForemanĀ each committed well before their senior seasons. Running backĀ Donald CatalonĀ is a promising playmaker out of Houston, where the team also found stud safety John Bonney.
Still Targeting
A high-profile coaching change clearly complicates recruiting efforts at any university, but Texas remains in search of top-tier talent. Defensive end Solomon ThomasĀ is a high-value in-state prospect who means a lot to the Longhorns. San Antonio defensive tackle Trey LealaimatafaoĀ decommitted from Texas in November but could possibly return to this class. Outside linebacker Edwin FreemanĀ is still a top priority.
11. Miami
15 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 26 (seven 4-stars, one 5-star)
Best of the Bunch
Offensive tackles KC McDermottĀ and Trevor DarlingĀ provide Miami with a pair of 4-star bookends, both from the Sunshine State. Quarterback Brad KaayaĀ is an intriguing 4-star passer from California. He'll look to add firepower to the Hurricanes offense with local standout running back Joseph YearbyĀ and wide receiver Braxton Berrios, who shined at the Under Armor All-America Game.Ā Defensive linemen Chad ThomasĀ is aĀ valuable additions from the Miami area.
Still Targeting
The 'Canes could continue to stockpile talent along the offensive line with a commitment from 5-starĀ tackle Damian Prince. Miami is still searching for secondary help, and Washington, D.C., safety DaeJuan FunderburkĀ fits the bill.
10. Florida
16 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 21 (six 4-stars,Ā two 5-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Florida recently lost commitments from a pair of 5-star recruits, losing grips on running back Dalvin CookĀ and wide receiver Ermon Lane.Ā New Orleans defensive tackle Gerald WillisĀ pledged to the Gators during Under Armour All-America Game action.Ā He joinsĀ 4-star tackle Khairi ClarkĀ in the heart of Will Muschamp's defense. Mammoth defensive tackle Thomas HolleyĀ flipped from Penn State in January.
Quarterback Will GrierĀ is the most statistically accomplished quarterback currently in high school. He will be protected by 4-star offensive tackle David Sharpe. Five-star cornerback Jalen Tabor flipped from Arizona to Florida days before early enrollment.
Still TargetingĀ
Athlete Adoree' JacksonĀ values Florida's footballĀ program and possibly their track program,Ā asĀ he could aim to attempt a multisport career in college. Five-starĀ defensive end Lorenzo CarterĀ still has the Gators on his list. Florida is targeting running backs, including North Carolina standoutĀ Derrell Scott and Minnesota commit Jeff Jones.
9. Georgia
17 of 25
Total Commitments: 18 (10 4-stars,Ā two 5-star)
Best of the Bunch
Nick ChubbĀ will arrive in Athens with immense expectations after a dominant senior season atĀ in-state Cedartown High School. HeĀ gained 2,700 yards and recorded 41 touchdowns on the ground, perĀ MaxPreps. Five-star Florida prospectĀ Sony MichelĀ joins himĀ in a recharged Bulldogs backfield.
South Carolina quarterbackĀ Jacob ParkĀ joins the program, along with 4-star pass targets Jeb BlazevichĀ and Shakenneth Williams.Ā Defensive end Keyon BrownĀ and tackle Lamont GaillardĀ provide immediate depth up front.
Still Targeting
In-state defensive end Lorenzo CarterĀ is the key player on Georgia's board. The disruptive 5-star Norcross High School standout will be a freshman difference-maker. AlabamaĀ prospect Rashaan EvansĀ would quickly become a valued member of the Bulldogs' linebacker corps.
8. Auburn
18 of 25
Total Commitments:Ā 20 (nine 4-stars,Ā two 5-star)
Best of the Bunch
Auburn did an excellent jobĀ of locating quality JUCO prospects, includingĀ dynamic wide receiver D'haquille Williams, defensive end DaVonte LambertĀ and safety Derrick Moncrief. Florida quarterback Sean WhiteĀ was impressive in Under Armour All-American Game action.
Running backĀ Racean ThomasĀ looks every bit the part of a 5-star prospect, bullying opponents with a physical rushing approach. The Tigers flipped cornerbackĀ Kalvaraz BessentĀ from Alabama, bolstering the defensive backfield. Linebacker Tre' WilliamsĀ is a relentless in-state defender, and former GeorgiaĀ pledge Dontavius RussellĀ beefs up Auburn's interior at defensive tackle.
Still Targeting
Auburn native Rashaan EvansĀ would pair nicely with Williams, but several schools remain inĀ the picture for his services.Ā The Tigers are also involved with Georgia defensive end Andrew WilliamsĀ and Arizona offensive tackle Jordan Prestwood.
7. Notre Dame
19 of 25Total Commitments:Ā 22 (16 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Alex BarsĀ and Quenton NelsonĀ provide instant upgrades on the offensive tackle depth chart. Ohio product DeShone KizerĀ is a big-bodied quarterback with excellent mobility. He will team up with 4-star wide receiver tandem Justin BrentĀ and Corey HolmesĀ in South Bend.
Nic WeisharĀ and Tyler LuatuaĀ are the latest in a long line of impressive Notre Dame tight ends. The team looks to shore up the defensive line with tackle Jay HayesĀ and end Andrew Trumbetti, both 4-star recruits. Illinois middle linebacker Nyles MorganĀ was a top priority for Brian Kelly's staff. Those efforts paid off for the Fighting Irish when he committed at the Army All-American Bowl.
Still Targeting
Notre Dame needs to secure additional help in the defensive secondary. Southern California safety John Smith, a 5-star prospect, has the Fighting Irish on his short list. Athlete Michiah QuickĀ could ultimatelyĀ star on either side of the ball, but Notre Dame must compete with the likes of Oklahoma, UCLA and USC for his services. The Irish remain in play for 5-star defensive end Solomon Thomas.
6. Tennessee
20 of 25
Total Commitments: 34 (16 4-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Receiver Josh MaloneĀ enjoyed a dominant senior season at College Station High School (Gallatin, Tenn.), catching 71 passes for 1,404 yards and 19 touchdowns, per 247Sports. He picked the Vols over FloridaĀ State, Clemson and Georgia. Malone will join forces with 4-star JUCOĀ receiver prospectĀ Lavon PearsonĀ in Knoxville.
Jalen HurdĀ provides the offensive backfield with an electric playmaker who canĀ do damage in the passing game.Ā Cortez McDowellĀ and Todd KellyĀ team up to form a formidable safety tandem. Four-star linebackers Dillon Bates, Gavin Bryant, Chris WeatherdĀ and Kevin MouhonĀ give Tennessee a collection of options on defense and special teams.
Still Targeting
The Vols are still involved in the recruitment of 5-star California cornerback Adoree' Jackson, but there's plenty of company in that race. Tennessee has limited room remaining in this recruiting class but could find a spot for 4-star North Carolina running back Derrell Scott.
5. LSU
21 of 25Total Commitments: 18 (11 4-stars,Ā three 5-stars)
Best of the Bunch
LSU landed No. 1 overall prospect Leonard FournetteĀ duringĀ the Under Armour All-America Game.Ā The Tigers have loaded up on defensive talent in the formĀ of linebacker Clifton GarrettĀ andĀ safety Jamal Adams,Ā both 5-star recruits. Adams also committedĀ at the Under ArmourĀ All-America Game.
WideĀ receivers Trey QuinnĀ andĀ Tony UpchurchĀ are 4-star talents who have a chance to grow with quarterbackĀ Brandon Harris. Quinn established a new national career receiving record this season (6,566 yards).Ā Running back Darrel WilliamsĀ flipped allegiances to LSU from Arizona State.Ā The Tigers also add defensive ends Davon GodchauxĀ and Deondre Clark.
Still TargetingĀ
After whiffing onĀ 5-starĀ receiver Speedy Noil,Ā LSU turns its attention to fellow New Orleans pass targetĀ Malachi Dupre. Five-star defensive end Lorenzo CarterĀ could elevate a front-four attackĀ that already features several young playmakers.
4. Florida State
22 of 25Total Commitments:Ā 29 (14 4-stars, one 5-star)
Best of the Bunch
LinebackersĀ Kain Daub, Jacob PughĀ and Delvin PurifoyĀ are 4-star prospects prepared to add depth to a dominant Florida State defense. The Sunshine State prospects are joined by impressive defensive tackles. Miami star Treon HarrisĀ may have an opportunity to compete at quarterback but is more likely to line up in the secondary.Ā Offensive linemenĀ Kareem AreĀ and Chad MavetyĀ are 4-star JUCO pledges.
The Seminoles added 4-star wide receiver Travis RudolphĀ at the Under Armour All-America Game, days after 5-star running back Dalvin CookĀ flipped from Florida. Four-star defensive end Lorenzo FeatherstonĀ pledged to Florida State on New Year's Day.
Still Targeting
Top-ranked cornerback Marlon HumphreyĀ is a top priority. He won't announce his decision until next month. Wide receiver Malachi DupreĀ is a 5-star recruit who remains relatively open. Dominant offensive tackle Damian PrinceĀ would challenge for playing time early in Tallahassee. Former Gators wide receiver pledge Ermon LaneĀ may be on the verge of following Cook to Florida State.
3. Ohio State
23 of 25Total Commitments:Ā 21 (15 4-stars, one 5-star)
Best of the Bunch
Urban MeyerĀ capped off his 2013 recruiting efforts with aĀ December commitment from top-ranked middleĀ linebacker Raekwon McMillan. Glenville High SchoolĀ (Cleveland) teammates Marshon LattimoreĀ and Erick SmithĀ provided the program with a positive start in 2014.Ā The 4-star defensive backs committed to Ohio State at the Army All-American Bowl.
CornerbackĀ Damon Webb, linebacker Dante Booker and defensive endĀ Jalyn HolmesĀ have instant-impact potential.Ā BrooklynĀ product Curtis SamuelĀ could excel on either side of the ball. Wide receivers Johnnie DixonĀ and Parris CampbellĀ are 4-star pass targets, while New Jersey native Noah BrownĀ is eyed as a versatile offensive option.
Still Targeting
Five-star California athlete John SmithĀ remains on Meyer's radar. His addition would take a special defensive class to another level. The Buckeyes are among a cluster of squads still on 5-star defensive end Solomon Thomas' list. Ohio State also hopes to beat out Big Ten rivals for Michigan defensive end Malik McDowell.
2. Texas A&M
24 of 25Total Commitments:Ā 21 (13 4-stars,Ā three 5-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Coach Kevin Sumlin hasĀ earned his paycheck throughoutĀ this recruiting cycle, assembling an impressive foundation for life after Johnny Manziel.Ā Arizona quarterback Kyle AllenĀ and New Orleans wide receiver Speedy NoilĀ are a 5-star tandem in the passing game. BothĀ athletes are considered the top players at their position in 247Sports' composite rankings.
HoustonĀ receiver Frank Iheanacho, a promisingĀ 6'7" target, committed to Texas A&M at the Army All-American Bowl.Ā Myles GarrettĀ was a man among boys in the Under Armour All-America Game, racking up fourĀ tackles for loss during the opponent'sĀ first two possessions. The 5-star defensive end from Arlington should play plenty as a freshman.
He is joined on the defensive front by fellow commits Qualen CunninghamĀ and DeShawn Washington, both 4-starĀ prospects.Ā Running backĀ Varshaun NixonĀ should be fun to watch in College Station.
Still Targeting
Versatile OklahomaĀ defensive back Steven ParkerĀ is on the radar, along with 4-star Kansas offensive guard Braden Smith. The Aggies are still pursuing Arlington linebacker Edwin Freeman, with Texas emerging as the strongest competition for his commitment.
1. Alabama
25 of 25Total Commitments: 24 (14 4-stars,Ā four 5-stars)
Best of the Bunch
Nick Saban never lacks for talent in the recruiting department and continues to command respect in that regard with another amazing class.Ā He holds commitments from defensive end Da'Shawn Hand,Ā offensive tackle Cameron RobinsonĀ and center JC Hassenauer, who are the top-rated players at their positions.
Quarterback David CornwellĀ hasĀ explosive targets in 5-star athleteĀ Bo ScarbroughĀ and 4-starĀ receiver Cameron Sims. Outside linebacker Christian MillerĀ ranks among the nation's most dominant impact players on the edge. JUCO defensive linemen Jarran ReedĀ and D.J. PettwayĀ have already signed their letters of intent.
Five-star cornerback Tony BrownĀ committed to Alabama over LSU and Ohio State during the Army All-America Game. He joins LouisianaĀ prospect Laurence JonesĀ in the secondary. Jones briefly decommitted from the Tide before reaffirming his pledge on Jan. 2.
Still Targeting
Top in-stateĀ target Marlon HumphreyĀ will announce his decision in February, with Alabama and Florida State standing out as favorites.Ā The team is a finalist forĀ 5-star KentuckyĀ defensive tackle Matt Elam. California athlete John Smith, a 5-star prospect, remains tempted by the possibility of playing in Tuscaloosa.
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