Rivals Rankings Week: Five teams that should be pleased
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The Rivals250 for the class of 2021 has been released to the masses. The release saw plenty of movement by prospects committed and otherwise, leaving some fanbases happier than others. Below, Rivals.com takes a look at five of the schools that should be pleased with how things shook out.
CLASS OF 2020 RANKINGS: Rivals250 | Position | Team | State
CLASS OF 2021 RANKINGS: Rivals100 | Position | Team | State
RIVALS RANKINGS WEEK:
Monday: Top 10 revealed | Will USC nab No. 1 Korey Foreman?
Tuesday: Rivals100 revealed | Mind of Mike
Wednesday: Rivals250 revealed | Analysts discuss decisions
Thursday/Friday: Position rankings revealed
MIAMI
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The Manny Diaz Era is still a few days away from its first game, but there's already some positive momentum off the field, as the Hurricanes are off to a roaring start when it comes to the class of 2021. UM’s 12-member class got a boost with this rankings release when two commits added a fourth star. Wide receiver Jacolby George, who proved himself to be one of the top wideouts in the state this spring, found his way into the Rivals250. So did guard Laurence Seymore, who continues to progress as an athletic interior lineman.
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TEXAS
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Five of Texas’ seven commits landed in the Rivals250, giving the Longhorns one off the top classes in America. UT’s haul is headlined by wide receiver Quaydarius Davis, who checks in at No. 80 in the country. Quarterback commit Jalen Milroe also finds himself in the Rivals100, as the 6-foot-3 prospect still occupies the No. 98 spot. The momentum in Austin is palpable on both the field and the recruiting trail.
