Why Georgia's class could be even better, why Tennessee needs to pick up and why Clemson's plan isn't good enough.
, Texas Tech and Missouri. It is nice to see some of the best players in high school football picking programs that haven’t been hoarding all of the talent the last five cycles.• How about Auburn? With Hugh Freeze now in charge, the Tigers have returned as a real player for top talent. Under the previous coaching regime, Auburn wasn’t only not landing top-tier players, it wasn’t even involved with them.
. Swinney has to engage in the portal in a more aggressive and consistent manner if he wants to keep up with his peers. It seems as if he’s open to taking more portal players than he has in the past, perhaps because he has a gaping hole at receiver and he’s watchinglight up the scoreboard for Florida State every week.
• Ohio State has been one of the talent hoarders in this sport, but Ryan Day’s Buckeyes have taken it to another gear in the 2024 class. Ohio State has commitments from five five-star prospects, including two key defensive players — defensive tackle Justin Scott of Chicago St. Ignatius and edge Eddrick Houston of Buford High. From top to bottom, this Ohio State class is elite. It has 22 commitments and a 93.85 average player rating, which is No.
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