College Football Recruiting feeds the beast that we’ve all grown to love. Where will the best uncommitted recruits play this fall?
Recruiting is as much a part of college football as anything else. The sport prides itself on its pageantry, tradition and alma-mater love, but none of that is possible without the players on the field that create the memories for their respective fan bases. Some of those fanbases are treated to a higher standard than others.
The blue bloods of college football continue to get richer and richer at the expense of everyone else. The 2019 ranks reflect that: Alabama, Georgia, Oklahoma, LSU, Florida State, Auburn and Michigan are all in the Top 10. But so are Oregon, Clemson and Texas A&M.
The Aggies, by ESPN’s count, entered the 2018 season with the No. 1 class in the nation. Not bad for Jimbo Fisher for his first full recruiting class in Aggieland. Yet, there is work still to be done before the Early Signing Period in December and National Signing Day in February. That includes finding landing spots for 10 of the top 21 remaining prospects in the nation, all 5-star, blue chip players.
Here’s where the top 10 remaining uncommitted prospects, per the 247 Sports Composite Rankings, will be playing their college football.