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It's been*more than*two months since ESPN has revised its recruiting rankings for the 2011 class, but it did so on Monday with a preseason update.
Here's who came in the national top 25, with this year's June ranking in parentheses:
1. Texas (1)
3. Oklahoma (4)
15. Nebraska (12)
16. Oklahoma State (17)
20. Texas Tech (14)
Here's a quick rundown of where each team stands entering the season:
(Before I get loads of angry e-mail, remember that, yes, total recruits aren't a perfect indicator of class strength, but that's why this is a "quick" rundown.)
For a closer look, click on each team to see each commitment in the 2011 class. And for a few comments from me on each team's top commits, see our last set of rankings.
A final reminder: None of these players will be able to sign a binding letter of intent until February 2011. Commitments are, of course, non-binding.
1. Texas
Total commitments: 22
ESPNU 150 members: 9
2. Oklahoma
Total commitments: 18
ESPNU 150 members: 5
3. Nebraska
Total commitments: 13
ESPNU 150 members: 2
4. Oklahoma State
Total commitments: 17
ESPNU 150 members: 1
5. Texas Tech
Total commitments: 18
6. Kansas
Total commitments: 15
7. Kansas State
Total commitments: 14
8. Missouri
Total commitments: 11
9. Baylor
Total commitments: 11
10. Texas A&M
Total commitments: 10
11. Iowa State
Total commitments: 8
12. Colorado
Total commitments: 4
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Here's who came in the national top 25, with this year's June ranking in parentheses:
1. Texas (1)
3. Oklahoma (4)
15. Nebraska (12)
16. Oklahoma State (17)
20. Texas Tech (14)
Here's a quick rundown of where each team stands entering the season:
(Before I get loads of angry e-mail, remember that, yes, total recruits aren't a perfect indicator of class strength, but that's why this is a "quick" rundown.)
For a closer look, click on each team to see each commitment in the 2011 class. And for a few comments from me on each team's top commits, see our last set of rankings.
A final reminder: None of these players will be able to sign a binding letter of intent until February 2011. Commitments are, of course, non-binding.
1. Texas
Total commitments: 22
ESPNU 150 members: 9
2. Oklahoma
Total commitments: 18
ESPNU 150 members: 5
3. Nebraska
Total commitments: 13
ESPNU 150 members: 2
4. Oklahoma State
Total commitments: 17
ESPNU 150 members: 1
5. Texas Tech
Total commitments: 18
6. Kansas
Total commitments: 15
7. Kansas State
Total commitments: 14
8. Missouri
Total commitments: 11
9. Baylor
Total commitments: 11
10. Texas A&M
Total commitments: 10
11. Iowa State
Total commitments: 8
12. Colorado
Total commitments: 4
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