SEC (12 Teams)
1) LSU
5) Alabama
6) Ole Miss
7) Georgia
12) Tennessee
14) Florida
16) Auburn
18) Texas A&M
22) Arkansas
28) Kentucky
30) South Carolina
34) Mississippi State

B1G (8 Teams)
2) Ohio State
4) Penn State
9) Michigan
15) Michigan State
26) Nebraska
33) Maryland
35) Wisconsin
40) Minnesota

PAC (8 Teams)
8) Stanford
11) USC
19) UCLA
23) Oregon
25) Arizona State
31) Arizona
37) California
38) Washington

ACC (7 Teams)
3) Florida State
10) Miami FL
13) Notre Dame
21) Clemson
24) Duke
27) North Carolina
29) Louisville
32) Virginia Tech

B12 (3 Teams)
17) Baylor
20) TCU
39) Texas

AAC (1 Teams)
36) Houston

http://insider.espn.go.com/college-sport...e/20151111

-The SEC continues to be the best recruiting conference which is no surprise with the amount of national championship they've won and the recruiting grounds they have to work with.

-B1G is starting to raise the bar in conference wide recruiting. Minnesota checks in the Top 40.

-The B12 normally the #2 conference is football strength is losing ground on the recruiting trail. Oklahoma is out recruited this year by Duke, Houston and Minnesota. Could there be negative recruiting against them because they didn't make the 4 team playoff?

It's too early in the cycle. There will be significant movement by signing day.

(11-14-2015 04:12 PM)nzmorange Wrote:  It's too early in the cycle. There will be significant movement by signing day.

Yes. And Texas HS players are committing late this year. Last I saw, OU had only signed 7 players. Texas has only 10. Almost all the rest of the top 40 have signed 15-20 (36 of the 40 schools), with Baylor, TCU and Texas A&M on the low end.