Ranking every SEC team’s recruiting class by blue-chip percentage
At this stage of the recruiting cycle, it’s easy to see that different teams take different approaches when it comes to building a class. While the December signing period is still over seven months away, Oklahoma already has 20 commits — a full class for some schools. Auburn , however, has just two commits as the new staff on The Plains gets rolling.
Looking at the rest of the SEC, everyone else falls somewhere in-between. Rivals is breaking down each recruiting class in the conference based off its blue-chip (four and five-star) commitment percentage. Note: Schools with less than four commits are not included in this exercise.
[ $19. 99 gets you a FULL year of On3 | Rivals national coverage ] LSU — 100% The Tigers just qualified for this exercise on Monday evening after landing a commitment from four-star athlete Braylon Calais . LSU now has four pledges, all of the blue-chip variety.
Five-star EDGE Jaiden Bryant headlines and is flanked by four-star QB Peyton Houston , Calais and four-star WR Ah’Mari Stevens . Houston has been in the class since September, while Stevens flipped from Miami earlier this month. Texas A&M — 92% Texas A&M currently has the No.
1 class, according to the Rivals Industry Team Recruiting Rankings. The class features 12 commits, 11 of whom are blue-chippers. A&M already has a whopping six top-100 prospects in the mix: five-star safety Kamarui Dorsey , five-star EDGE Zyron Forstall , five-star CB Raylaun Henry , four-star safety JayQuan Snell , four-star DL Myels Smith and four-star WR Jaden Upshaw .
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