Milesplit recently ranked the current top 13 recruiting class. This is how they stand right now, but the recruiting is not over.
13 Duke
12 Wisconsin
11 USC
10 Cal
9 Kentucky
8 Baylor
7 Alabama
6 Texas
5 Washington
4 BYU
3 Florida State
2 Oregon
1 Stanford
1. Stanford University
There's no debating it: The Cardinals have signed 21 recruits and their incoming class is loaded. Stanford has amassed some of the best talent from around the country, without question. That includes La Salle (RI) Academy's DJ Principe, Chantilly (Va.) High's Brandon McGorty, Cardinal Gibbons (NC) High's Connor Lane, San Luis Obispo (Ca.) High's Callum Bolger and Davis (Ca.) High's Michael Vernau. On the girls side, they gained the signature of Foot Locker Nationals runner-up Nevada Mareno and mid-distance star Julia Heymach of Houston Lamar (Tx.), among others.
2. University of Oregon
The Ducks are stacked in the distance events, gaining talents such as Cooper Teare of St. Joseph Notre Dame (Ca.), Reed Brown of Southlake Carroll (Tx.) High and on the girls side, Lake Braddock (Va.) High's Kate Murphy. Those three signings alone would help boost any program. But then the Ducks added more. In the sprints, Serra Junipero (Ca.) High's Jasmin Reed signed in April, as well as Lauren Rain Williams -- the California sprinter initially signed with USC in November but was granted an early release and instead opted for Oregon.
13 Duke
12 Wisconsin
11 USC
10 Cal
9 Kentucky
8 Baylor
7 Alabama
6 Texas
5 Washington
4 BYU
3 Florida State
2 Oregon
1 Stanford
1. Stanford University
There's no debating it: The Cardinals have signed 21 recruits and their incoming class is loaded. Stanford has amassed some of the best talent from around the country, without question. That includes La Salle (RI) Academy's DJ Principe, Chantilly (Va.) High's Brandon McGorty, Cardinal Gibbons (NC) High's Connor Lane, San Luis Obispo (Ca.) High's Callum Bolger and Davis (Ca.) High's Michael Vernau. On the girls side, they gained the signature of Foot Locker Nationals runner-up Nevada Mareno and mid-distance star Julia Heymach of Houston Lamar (Tx.), among others.
2. University of Oregon
The Ducks are stacked in the distance events, gaining talents such as Cooper Teare of St. Joseph Notre Dame (Ca.), Reed Brown of Southlake Carroll (Tx.) High and on the girls side, Lake Braddock (Va.) High's Kate Murphy. Those three signings alone would help boost any program. But then the Ducks added more. In the sprints, Serra Junipero (Ca.) High's Jasmin Reed signed in April, as well as Lauren Rain Williams -- the California sprinter initially signed with USC in November but was granted an early release and instead opted for Oregon.
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