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We’re in the midst of commitment season across the college football world as recruits traverse the country taking their official visits. Which five teams are crushing it on the recruiting trail? Which five teams are under-performing?
Take a look at how teams are doing compared to their average recruiting team rankings finish over the last four years.
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Michigan: Shocking that the reigning national champions are seeing an uptick on the recruiting trail, right? Sitting at No. 32 in the team recruiting rankings with just eight commitments, the raw numbers wouldn’t suggest that Michigan is over-performing on the recruiting trail.
Sherrone Moore and company have one of the smallest recruiting classes in the Big Ten too. A deeper look at Michigan’s work on its 2025 recruiting class reveals a startling statistic. If the Wolverines can maintain their 3.88 average stars per commit through the end of this recruiting cycle, there’s an 86-percent chance of Michigan finishing with a top five recruiting class.
Only seven teams with an equal or better average stars per commit rating over the last 10 years have finished outside the top five in the team recruiting rankings. Michigan’s average team recruiting ranking for the last four years is 12th. Moving into the top five would be a substantial and meaningful jump.
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Publish date : 2024-06-19 15:05:17
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