SEC leads with 111 Rivals300 commits for 2027 class
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 21, 2026, 9:57 PM
Last updated Aug 21, 2026

As of August 21, the SEC tops the 2027 Rivals300 recruiting rankings with 111 commitments spread across 15 of its 16 programs. Texas A&M has the highest-ranked class within the conference, featuring 14 Rivals300 recruits. Other strong contenders include Florida, Oklahoma, and Texas, each with multiple high-profile commitments. The Big Ten follows with 89 commitments, while the ACC and Big 12 trail with 51 and 28, respectively. Recruiting dynamics are shifting, with the upcoming fall focusing on potential flips and decommitments as high school players finalize their choices.
- •SEC has 111 Rivals300 commits across 15 programs
- •Texas A&M leads the SEC with 14 commits
- •Big Ten ranks second with 89 commitments
- •Miami tops the ACC with 15 Rivals300 pledges
- •Big 12 has only 28 Rivals300 commitments
- 9:57 PMYahoo Sports — Breaking down 2027 Rivals300 commits by conference
"All 300 prospects featured in the latest edition of Rivals’ recruiting rankings — the Rivals300 — for the class of 2027 are currently committed. That’s unprecedented but indicative of how fast things now move on the trail. Recruiting news for the senior cycle will have to revolve around flips and decommitments this fall. With the […]
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