Where Every Big Ten Class Ranks Nationally After National Signing Day
The February version of National Signing Day essentially puts a bow on the 2023 recruiting class outside of a small handful of recruits. That means that programs can now turn their attention to the 2024 class and beyond. Before we completely close the door on the 2023 cycle, it is important to take a look at how everyone else in the Big Ten did. The Big Ten is home to some of the most impressive classes in the country with five in the top-25 (six if you count soon-to-be member USC). Let's take a look at where every recruiting class ranks according to 247Sports.
14. Indiana
Rank Nationally: 67
Class Size: 15
Top Commit:
13. Purdue
Rank Nationally: 66
Class Size: 16
Top Commit:
12. Wisconsin
Rank Nationally: 58
Class Size: 15
Top Commit:
11. Rutgers
Rank Nationally: 57
Class Size: 19
Top Commit:
10. Northwestern
Rank Nationally: 46
Class Size: 19
Top Commit:
9. Minnesota
Rank Nationally: 44
Class Size: 21
Top Commit:
8. Illinois
Rank Nationally: 43
Class Size: 23
Top Commit:
7. Iowa
Rank Nationally: 40
Class Size: 22
Top Commit:
6. Maryland
Rank Nationally: 37
Class Size: 25
Top Commit:
5. Nebraska
Rank Nationally: 24
Class Size: 28
Top Commit:
4. Michigan State
Rank Nationally: 23
Class Size: 16
Top Commit:
3. Michigan
Rank Nationally: 18
Class Size: 24
Top Commit:
2. Penn State
Rank Nationally: 13
Class Size: 23
Top Commit:
1. Ohio State
Rank Nationally: 5
Class Size: 20
Top Commit: