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Big Ten Dominates Recruiting: USC Leads Pack
29 Jan
Summary
- Big Ten leads nation with three top-five recruiting classes.
- Oregon can recruit nationally, entering SEC backyard successfully.
- USC is on pace for its first No. 1 class since 2006.

The Big Ten conference is currently leading college football recruiting, with USC, Oregon, and Ohio State all securing top-five classes. Oregon, in particular, has demonstrated a national reach, successfully recruiting top talent from SEC territories. USC is on track to achieve its first No. 1 recruiting class since 2006 under head coach Lincoln Riley.
While most top prospects signed in December, several intriguing uncommitted players remain, including four-star defensive lineman Dylan Berymon, who is considering Kentucky and Nebraska. Four-star running back Brandon Smith, after being released from Arizona, committed to Oregon. Quarterback Teddy Jarrard has reclassified to 2026 and is expected to sign with Notre Dame.




