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2023-2024 Recruiting Class Rankings
Hartford did a complete turnaround again this season, having the 164th best class in the nation, tops in the America East by a wide margin.
UConn had the 63rd best class in the nation, good for 4th in the American.
Tulsa had the 91st best class in the nation, good for 5th in the American.
Notre Dame had the 29th best class in the nation, good for just 9th in the ACC. Just to point out how hard it is to recruit in the ACC, the conference had 4 of the top 10 recruiting classes. NOW we all understand why Coach Hoo left Duke. It all makes sense now!
TCU had the 184th best class in the nation, good for 7th in the Big 12.
St. John's might have won the national title this season, but unless they keep a lot of those same players, next year might be different. They had the 337th best class in the nation, good for 9th in the Big East, with only 1 team lower than them.
Northwestern had the 56th best class in the nation, good for 8th in the Big Ten.
Hawaii had the 177th best class in the nation, good for 6th in the Big West. Probably moot though, as we expect to hear the announcement of B.B. Gunn being fired anytime now.
FIU had the 47th best class in the nation, good for 2nd in the C-USA, behind only......
Rice, who had the 45th best class in the nation, obviously tops in the C-USA. A good omen for our FOFC coaches in the C-USA? I hope so.
Colorado had the 8th best class in the nation, 3rd best in the Pac 12. This proves that Pac 12 recruiting is no easy ball game either. Time for Coach Nielsen to get back to the NCAA Tournament.
Stanford had the 15th best class in the nation, good for 4th best in the Pac 12.
UCLA had the 2nd best class in the nation, tops in the Pac 12. Since you're all wondering, the only team that had a better recruiting class was.... Syracuse.
Washington State had the 83rd best class in the nation, good for 8th in the Pac 12.
Alabama had the 122nd best class in the nation, good for 10th in the SEC.
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