Top 25 college basketball recruiting classes

11. Michigan
Signees/Commitments: No. 15 Mitch McGary (6-10, 250, C), No. 39 Glenn Robinson III (6-6, 190, SG/SF), No. 99 Nik Stauskas (6-6, 200, SG/SF), Spike Albrecht (6-1, 180, PG)
Impact: Robinson's stock has soared over the past 16 months. Big Dog's son should be a beautiful fit in the Michigan backcourt next to Trey Burke and Tim Hardaway Jr.

12. Providence
Signees/Commitments: No. 18 Ricardo Ledo (6-6, 190, SG/SF), No. 28 Kris Dunn (6-2, 175, PG), Ian Baker (6-1, 185, PG/SG), Joshua Fortune (6-5, 180, SF)
Impact: Ledo could be an immediate star in the Big East if he is dialed in and committed to the Friars. Dunn is one of the most highly-decorated players to ever come out of Connecticut.

13. Pittsburgh
Signees/Commitments: No. 4 Steven Adams (6-11, 240, C), No. 56 James Robinson (6-2, 200, PG), Chris Jones (6-4, 190, SG/SF)
Impact: Adams, a native of New Zealand, is a bit of a wild card in terms of what he will bring to the table next season for the Panthers. Robinson, on the other hand, is about as steady as they come at the point guard spot.

14. Syracuse
Signees/Commitments: No. 8 DaJuan Coleman (6-9, 285, C), No. 38 Jerami Grant (6-8, 210, PF/SF)
Impact: Duo will add more big bodies to Jim Boeheim's zone, but the Orange might be a little light in the backcourt.

15. Colorado
Signees/Commitments: No. 41 Josh Scott (6-10, 220, PF/C), No. 43 Xavier Johnson (6-7, 210, SF), Wesley Gordon (6-7, 200, PF), Chris Jenkins (6-7, 190, PF), Eli Stalzer (6-3, 200, PG), Xavier Talton (6-0, 170, PG)
Impact: The Pac-12 badly needed a talent infusion and Arizona and UCLA aren't the only schools getting that done. Huge class for Tad Boyle.