ESPN came out with their recruiting rankings/grades a few days ago.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/in...ing-grades

Best of the rest

Cincinnati Bearcats
National rank: 49

The Bearcats continue to ascend under Luke Fickell after 11 wins and a second straight top-25 finish. The class is headlined by ESPN 300 dual-threat QB Evan Prater. The huge in-state win is accompanied by more key in-state three-star victories in OLBs Jaheim Thomas and Daved Jones, DT Justin Wodtly, safeties Sammy Anderson and Todd Bumphis, wide receivers Chris Scott and Ethan Wright, and versatile athlete Tyler Scott. The staff headed south to help build out the class, signing three-star DE Payten Singletary and three-star OT Kobe McAllister out of Georgia, along with three-star DB/WR Norman Love out of Florida. Four-star WR Jadon Thompson was a flip and longtime verbal to Illinois, while three-star WR Marquez Bell was once committed to South Florida.

Boise State Broncos
National rank: 65

The Broncos continue to bring talent into the program, with two states remaining imperative: California and Texas. The Lone State State haul features four-star OLB Herbert Gums, speedy three-star WR Latrell Caples and three-star QB Cade Fennegan. Three-stars Semaj Verner (safety), OT Brandon Hernandez, OGs Kyle Juergens and Nathan Cardona, and playmakers Isaiah Bradford and Cole Wright were nice evaluations out of the Golden State. Building depth was big on the defensive front in the 2020 cycle, and three-star DE Robert Cooper, juco DT Divine Obichere and juco DE Shane Irwin could all factor in early. The same can be said for junior college CB Jonathan Earl and junior college OG Riden Leong. Three-star CB Donovan Clark is a name to remember after some seasoning.


UCF Knights
National rank: 66

The Golden Knights reloaded on defense in the 2020 cycle, mostly from within the state lines. Three-star DBs Justin Hodges, Branden Coleman, Quadric Bullard and Corey Thornton, along with three-star DEs Kervins Choute, Kendrick Wilson and Joshua Celiscar, all hail from the home state. The need at defensive back also was filled from the junior college ranks with three-star CBs Devunte Dawson and Emmanuel Appiah-Takyi. On offense, three-star QB Parker Navarro, three-star TE Cornelius Forrest Jr. and three-star WR Ja'Cyais Credle all have the makings of multiyear starters. A second TE in the class is three-star Jordan Davis from within 30 miles of campus.


Tulane Green Wave
National rank: 67

The Green Wave filled their class with a high-level focus on three states: Louisiana, Texas and Florida. The home-state signees include local four-star DE Angelo Anderson, three-star DT and Houston flip Adonis Friloux, three-star DE Noah Taliancich, three-star OGs Josh Remetich and Rashad Green, three-star ATH Cornelius Dyson and three-star signal-caller Justin Ibieta. A second QB in the class is three-star Michael Pratt out of South Florida. The Lone Star State helps fills needs at a number of positions with three-star DTs Brandon Brown and Elijah Champaigne, three-star safety Kevaris Hall and tight end Reggie Brown. Junior college receivers Natorian Watts and Nataurean Watts will factor into the rotation.


SMU Mustangs
National rank: 68

The Mustangs made the most of a 10-win season on the field with some big recruiting wins. Four-star Danny Gray was a onetime TCU verbal and is an impact wide receiver out of the junior college ranks. Three-star DEs DeVere Levelston and onetime Nebraska verbal Junior Aho are two more junior college prospects expected to play a lot right away. The same can be said for juco OG Demetri Jordan. Speed and playmaking will come from Beaumont, thanks to versatile three-star Thaddaeus Johnson and three-star OLB Jay Bell. Three-star OT Erin Smith has a nice ceiling and is joined in the offensive line haul by three-stars in OT Dalton Perdue, OT Marcus Bryant, OG Marcus Smith, OG Ben Sparks and center Branson Hickman.


Houston Cougars
National rank: 71

Dana Holgorsen's first full class for the Cougars addressed needs on defense. Three-star juco OLB Malik Robinson and three-star juco DT Sedrick Williams will be called upon to add depth immediately. Three-star DT Chidozie Nwankwo lacks height but has great quickness for his size. Three-star DE Trevonte Sylvester has plenty of frame to develop. Wide receiver was a major need, and three-stars Khiyon Wafer, juco Nathaniel Dell and Dylan Robinson could all see the field next season. The same could be said for three-star RB Stacy Sneed. Three-star TE Darius Edmonds is a name to lock away.


Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns
National rank: 72

The Ragin' Cajuns' class is headlined by a terrific group of wide receivers in in-state three-star playmakers Reginald Johnson, Dontae Fleming, Errol Rogers and Kyren Lacy. There are a number of versatile three-star athletes in the class, as well: Caleb Anderson, Andray Pope and Trey Amos. Three-star OG Cory Marshall is expected to be a multiyear starter. Defensively, three-star DT Jordan Lawson was a nice win out of Mississippi, and the same can be said for three-star CB Courtline Flowers and DT Dominique Ratcliff out of the Lone Star State.


East Carolina Pirates
National rank: 73

The Pirates signed a full class that will bring depth to several positions, including quarterback, with three-stars Mason Garcia and Taji Hudson. Three-star TE Shane Calhoun, three-star WR Tyler Savage and three-star RB Rahjai Harris are skill talents headed to Greenville, North Carolina. The secondary was a key position of need, and the staff responded with securing three-star safeties Eric Doctor and Teylor Jackson, along with three-star CBs Sean Tucker, C.J. Crump and Teagan Wilk. The defensive line haul is impressive, with three-star DTs Xavier McIver, Suirad Ware, J'Vian McCray, D'Anta Johnson and Kareem Stinson. Junior college DE Elijah Robinson could push for a starting job early on.


Toledo Rockets
National rank: 74

The Rockets signed a terrific class of offensive players, with four-star RB Lamy S. Constant leading the way. Joining Constant on offense is three-star QB Gavin Hall out of Georgia and three-star TE Clay Caudill and three-star WR DeMeer Blankumsee, both out of Ohio. Defensive end was a key position of need, and the staff answered the call with three-stars Latrell Thompkins out of Michigan, Geri Theodore out of southwest Florida and Martez Poynter out of Missouri. Three-star safeties Maxen Hook and John Coleus will provide key depth early on.


BYU Cougars
National rank: 75

The Cougars loaded up at linebacker in the 2020 class with three-stars Bodie Schoonover and Joshua Wilson from within state lines and three-star senior riser Tate Romney from Arizona. Two more LBs who will be a handful are rangy three-star Ace Kaufusi and three-star Alex Muti from Hawai'i. On offense, wide receiver was key position of need, and the staff answered the bell with three-star Kody Epps, three-star juco Christopher Jackson, in-state 6-foot-2 target Devin Downing and three-star Koa Eldredge out of Hawai'i. Three-star QB Sol-Jay Maiava could be the one to spread the ball around in future years in Provo.