Signing Day Update
According to MaxPreps, the ACC had five teams pull in top-25 recruiting classes. Most of the school names on the list are the ones that you would expect–Alabama, Texas, Ohio State, and Michigan. And it is no different with the ACC teams that made the list–especially the top 4 of Florida State, Miami, Clemson, and Virginia Tech. Impressively, Virginia cracked the list as well.
Florida State edged out Miami to have the 6th best overall class and the best class in the ACC. Both schools were probably disappointed to see Florida take the 5 spot ahead of both of them. For Florida State, it is yet another great class to build on its young foundation and bright future. But, at #7, Miami showed that the off-field issues are not going to stop the talent from flowing in.
At #11, Clemson took advantage of its nice season. Again, however, the Tigers finished behind in-state rival South Carolina in these rankings. Even the disappointing (and then some) Orange Bowl performance did not prevent the class from being outstanding.
Virginia Tech landed in at #16, which is pretty much what the Hokies are expected to do most years. Perhaps more surprising is that in-state rival, Virginia, cracked the top 25. After a great rebound season under new coach Mike London, the Cavaliers look to challenge Virginia Tech each season.
Obviously, these rankings do not mean much in the big picture. Texas, Ohio State, and Notre Dame have all had issues in recent years converting top 5 recruiting classes into top 5 seasons. But it’s all fans have to go by right now.
So congratulations to these five schools and their new recruits. And congrats to all the future ACC players that signed letters of intent today.
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