Conference Call: Surprising 2018 recruiting classes

Posted Aug 12, 2017
Things are beginning to speed up on the commitment front, as some of the top programs have nailed down its stars of the future. We are accustomed to Arizona, Kansas, Kentucky and Duke owning the recruiting world, but the class of 2018 has already brought in a few surprising winners. (Rivals.com)

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