ACC class of 2013 team rankings

Commitments: 12 total, two in the top 100

Top pledge: E.J. Levenberry (22)

This isn't a class that just jumps out at you, but if you look deeper, it's remarkably good from top to bottom at this point in June. Ryan Green is a terrific running back who might be the best in the state, and even the lesser known recruits like Jesus Wilson have a chance to be solid contributors.

Commitments: 11, two in the top 100

Top pledge: Robert Nkemdiche (1)
The Tigers landed the country's top player, and a consensus one at that, so there's not much more that needs to be said. This class has a shot at one of the top front seven groups in the country with Elijah Daniel and Dorian O'Daniel in the fold as well.

Commitments: 12, two in the top 100

Top pledge: Bucky Hodges (73)

Talent development is always a big part of what the Hokies do, but they've pulled commitments out of some talented in-state recruits like Hodges and linebacker Holland Fisher, the latter of whom has impressed on the camp circuit.

Commitments: 11

Top pledge: Tim Harris
There are not the top 100 guys like the Cavaliers pulled in with the last class, but there's still time. Harris is a guy that could play early and the staff has done a good job grabbing speed and working their talent base.

Commitments: 9

Top pledge: Derwin Gray
A week ago the Terps were not in this spot but adding Gray and Cavon Walker is a big boost. Quarterback Shane Cockerille has been a bright spot on the Elite 11 tour.

Commitments: 10

Top pledge: Brian Walker
Quarterback Mitch Trubisky and running back Khris Francis are diamonds in the rough for a class that is solid but lacking an impact player.

Commitments: 8
Top pledge: Shamire Devine
A pair of big Tri-Cities (Ga.) offensive linemen are a huge boost to this group, which also has one of the top kickers in the state.

Commitments: 6, one in top 100

Top pledge: Kevin Olsen
Some decommitments have dropped this class, but it still has a center piece on offense in Olsen and on defense in defensive tackle Keith Bryant.

Commitments: 7

Top pledge: Corey Clement
There are a few prospects in this class, but outside of Clement and tight end Scott Orndoff, several are likely headed toward a redshirt.

Commitments: 9

Top pledge: Da'Wan Hunte
The pair of commits from Florida are a good pick up, as is all-Name teamer Pharoah McKever.

Commitments: 9

Top pledge: Johnell Barnes
Offensive lineman Austin Davis is a great snag if the Blue Devils can keep him and Barnes is small but could be effective in the offense.

Commitments: 9

Top pledge: Cory Helms
Four offensive linemen for the Demon Deacons already in addition to a quarterback is a nice start for 2013.

Commitments: 7

Top pledge: Tyler Provo
Provo and quarterback Zach Allen aren't a bad combo on offense but work still needs to be done.

Commitments: 6

Top pledge: Andrew Isaacs
Not surprisingly, the smallest class in the conference is at the bottom, especially when the group doesn't have much quality to it.