Updated college football team recruiting rankings: USC still No. 1

USC has not received a commitment since the season started, but that hasn't stopped the Trojans from retaining their No. 1 spot in the Class of 2013 team recruiting rankings.

With three of the Top 8 recruits and nine of the Top 100, USC clearly boasts the country's most talented recruiting class.

The NCAA sanctions against USC have done nothing to hinder Lane Kiffin's ability to land top recruits, having gained commitments from the likes of Max Browne, Ty Isaac and Su'a Cravens.

Even with the addition of Derrick Henry to an already-solid class, Alabama was unable to overtake USC at the No. 1 spot.

Michigan, Florida and Georgia round out the Top 5.

Texas, which has one of the smallest classes among the Top 25, checks in at No. 7 following the departure of Daeshon Hall (Washington) and Ricky Seals-Jones (Undecided).

Class of 2013 Team Recruiting Rankings

College		Ranking	Commits	Top 100	Movement	Highest Rated Recruit
	1	Southern California	18	9		Max Browne (2)
	2	Alabama	17	7	-	Derrick Henry (11)
	3	Michigan	23	6	-	Shane Morris (16)
	4	Florida	20	4	-	Ahmad Fulwood (9)
	5	Georgia	20	4		Tray Matthews (26)
	6	Texas A&M	28	1		Derrick Griffin (76)
	7	Texas	13	6	-	Tyrone Swoopes (4)
	8	Notre Dame	21	4	-	Jaylon Smith (35)
	9	LSU	20	2		Ethan Pocic (48)
	10	Auburn	17	3	-	Reuben Foster (3)
	11	Ohio State	17	5	-	Jalin Marshall (34)
	12	Clemson	17	3	-	Robert Nkemdiche (1)
	13	Florida State	18	2		E.J. Levenberry (22)
	14	Vanderbilt	21	1		Johnathon McCrary (56)
	15	South Carolina	18	2		D.J. Park (23)
	16	Virginia Tech	15	3		Kendall Fuller (42)
	17	Washington	18	1	-	Darrell Daniels (74)
	18	Arizona	23	0	-	Anu Solomon
	19	Virginia	15	1		Taquan Mizzell (93)
	20	Oklahoma	12	2	-	Cody Thomas (32)
	21	West Virginia	16	0		Wendell Smallwood
	22	Illinois	17	1		Aaron Bailey (72)
	23	North Carolina	15	0		Ryan Switzer
	24	Nebraska	15	1		Courtney Love (96)
	25	Mississippi State	16	1		Cord Sandberg (97)