SEC teams ranked by blue-chip recruiting class percentage
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 3, 2026, 2:09 PM
Last updated Aug 3, 2026
The SEC's 2027 recruiting cycle is shaping up as several teams finalize their classes ahead of football season. As of early August 2026, LSU leads with 75% of its 16 commits being blue-chip prospects. Texas A&M follows at 73%, while Florida boasts 68% with a total of 25 commits. Other teams like Texas and Ole Miss also rank highly with significant blue-chip percentages. Programs continue to focus on keeping their top-tier recruits as the season approaches, with room for potential additions.
- •LSU has 75% blue-chip percentage with 12 top recruits.
- •Texas A&M holds the top class nationally at 73%.
- •Florida has 25 commits, 68% blue-chip players.
- •Texas secures key in-state targets, holding 64% blue-chip.
- •Ole Miss has landed 59% blue-chip players in its class.
- 2:09 PMYahoo Sports — Ranking every SEC team’s recruiting class by blue-chip percentage
"With how fast the 2027 recruiting cycle has moved throughout the spring and summer, there isn’t much meat left on the bone in terms of uncommitted prospects as we head into football season. That won’t stop the rumor mill from churning and it won’t stop prospects from changing their pledges, but for now, most programs […]
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