The 2024 recruiting class has reached its crescendo with the month of June now in the rear-view. National Signing Day won’t happen until February of next year, though we see many classes filled before the summer comes to a close in this new recruiting calendar.
That’s been the case for Luke Fickell and the Wisconsin Badgers. The program received a slew of commitments after official visits in early June, and appears to be continuing to add even as the calendar turned to July.
More commitments are sure to come for the Badgers and for the rest of the Big Ten. But here today on July 10, let’s take a look at how every class in the conference ranks by average recruit ranking:
(Note: This is the 2024 recruiting class. USC and UCLA are joining the conference that year. It feels weird, but those programs are included in this list)
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